Dr Jose Ferrer
I am a researcher in spatial ecology and biodiversity informatics, and a conservation biologist working in developing tools for informing ecosystem conservation and management.
My career took me to Germany, Venezuela and South Africa before I arrived at UNSW in 2019.
I have lead and conducted research focused on animal and plant species distribution patterns, and risk assessments for species and ecosystems.
As part of my research and conservation projects I have designed, implemented and managed databases of biological data and integrated this data into workflows for reporting and analysis.
Alongside my peer-reviewed publications, I share my code in and make regular digital contributions to data repositories and knowledge portals.
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- Teaching and Supervision
My Teaching
I am a champion of open and reproducible research, so most of my contributions are related to helping other improve their coding and data management skills.
I contribute to skills seminars in the Centre of Ecosystem Science, to the Drop-In help sessions and workshops of the UNSW codeRs group, and help at Restech Drop-In sessions.