Dr. Bethany Allen
Dr. Bethany Allen
Staff of Professorship for Computational Evolution
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Bethany is a computational palaeobiologist, interested in understanding patterns and drivers of speciation and extinction on geological timescales. Her current research focuses on developing and applying skyline models in a macroevolutionary context.
She completed her PhD at the University of Leeds in 2021, researching spatial patterns of diversity, speciation and extinction associated with the Permian-Triassic mass extinction and subsequent prolonged biotic recovery.
2021 - present Postdoc in Computational Evolution at ETH Zürich, Basel, Switzerland
2017 - 2021 PhD in Computational Palaeobiology at University of Leeds, Leeds, UK
2016 - 2017 MSc in Palaeobiology at University of Bristol, Bristol, UK
2012 - 2015 BSc in Natural Sciences (Biology and Earth Sciences) at Durham University, Durham, UK
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Associate Editor for Palaeontology and Data Editor for Proceedings B
Committee member of the Macroecology Special Interest Group of the British Ecological Society
Member of the Executive Committee of the Paleobiology Database
Member of the Palaeoverse Development Team
Member of the D-BSSE Equality and Diversity Working Group