I'm Jack Daniels, a third year iPhD student in the International Centre for Ecohydraulics Research at the University of Southampton.

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My research focuses on the interactions between invasive species and river infrastructure, two of the biggest threats to global fresh water environments. The results of this research will facilitate a better understanding of the trade-offs between these key anthropogenic stressors, with the aim of improving management decisions in fresh waters.

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Alongside my PhD, I have been involved in a number of interdisciplinary research projects, covering topics such as freshwater pollution, neotropical fish migration, and camouflage. I also enjoy public engagement projects, and have a strong interest in science policy.

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Outside of science, I am a landscape and wildlife photographer, currently shooting with the Sony A7iii.