Biggest library of bat sounds compiled to track biodiversity | University of Cambridge
Kate E. Jones 🦇 on Twitter: "Proud to have been one of the 1st @SoapboxScience speakers along with alumni @DFID_UK chief scientist Prof Charlotte Watts, Prof @GMMace and me! #thethingswedofor @waspwoman https://t.co/oZ1kwFpR6D" /
UCL MSc Ecology and Data Science – University College London
Covid-19: are pandemics becoming more common? | UCL East - UCL – University College London
Bats, people and a complex web of disease transmission - STEPS Centre
Market Deeping conservationist to host BBC documentary Into The Batcave ahead of Halloween
Bat chat: machine learning algorithms provide translations for bat squeaks | Animal behaviour | The Guardian
Spotlight on Professor Kate Jones | UCL News - UCL – University College London
Smart detectors to monitor urban bat life | UCL News - UCL – University College London
Kate E. Jones 🦇 (@ProfKateJones) / Twitter
New website calls for help from bat detectives | UCL News - UCL – University College London
Smart detectors set to monitor urban bat life | Imperial News | Imperial College London
West Africa at Highest Risk of Bat-to-Human Virus Spread, Study Finds
New technologies for listening to bats – Animal Ecology in Focus
A Guide to British Bats: Jones, Kate, Russ, Jon: 9781851538751: Amazon.com: Books
Prof. Kate Jones (Part Two): Bats - mixing your margaritas since 55,000,000 BC - Trees A Crowd | Acast
Bats, Acoustic Methods and Conservation 4.0: An Interview with Kate Jones – Methods Blog
The London NERC DTPKate Jones - The London NERC DTP
Biggest library of bat sounds catalogues world's rare species | CBC Radio
Ecology Live with Kate Jones - How bats changed the world! - YouTube
We're creating landscapes suited to the animals that transmit disease to us"
Prof. Kate Jones (Part Two): Bats - mixing your margaritas since 55,000,000 BC | Trees A Crowd on Acast
A guide to British bats (Aids to identification in difficult groups of animals and plants): Amazon.co.uk: Kate Jones, Allyson Walsh: Books
Amidst the coronavirus pandemic, why bats need our backup – not our blame. | National Geographic
BBC Radio 4 - The Life Scientific, Kate Jones on bats and biodiversity
Bats Can Help Us Design Better Cities. Here's How.
