Caroline Fabre did her PhD at the LMB in Cambridge (UK). Her PhD work investigated the genetics and development underlying mechanosensory perception in Drosophila. As an EMBO long-term postdoctoral fellow in Oxford she reported her discovery that flies communicate using substrate-borne vibrations during courtship, thereby becoming a fly biotremologist. Caroline then came back to Cambridge to pursue this avenue of research in the Department of Zoology, as well as to lecture and supervise in Neuroethology.Stewart Rosell is a Balfour-Browne fund awardee and Ceres-funded researcher, sr818@cam.ac.ukEunice Barker is an undergraduate researcher, eb741@cam.ac.uk
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Jonathan Lee, MPhil researcherKyle Michie, undergraduate researcher and Balfour-Browne fund awardeeAlice Chan, undergraduate researcher
CAROLINE C.G. FABRE RESEARCH 