Dr Kelvin Peh BSc (Hons), MSc, PhD
Lecturer in Conservation Science, Principal Investigator Conservation Ecology and Ecosystem Services
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Dr Kelvin Peh joined Biological Sciences and the Institute for Life Sciences in February 2013 as a Research Career Track Lecturer. He is also a Visiting Fellow at the Department of Zoology, Cambridge University.
Having spent most of his career pursuing his life-long interest in conservation ecology–mostly in the tropics, Dr Peh’s education benefitted from the direct input and experience of top academics, such as the late Navjot Sodhi from the National University of Singapore, Johnny de Jong of the Swedish Biodiversity Centre, Simon Lewis from Leeds University, and Andrew Balmford from Cambridge University. Now at the faculty, he takes a particular pleasure in one aspect of academic life: mentoring research students. And he hopes to give them the same wide, if speedy, grounding that covers a broad range of conservation science.
Career History
2017-present: Lecturer. Biological Sciences, University of Southampton, UK.
2013-present: Visiting Fellow. Department of Zoology, University of Cambridge, UK.
2013-2017: Research Career Track Lecturer. University of Southampton, UK.
2012-2016: Researcher. St. John’s College, Cambridge, UK.
2011-2013: AXA Post-Doctoral Fellow. Department of Zoology. University of Cambridge, UK.
2010-2011: Research Associate, Department of Zoology. University of Cambridge, UK.
2006-2008: Marie Curie EST Fellow. Earth and Biosphere Institute, University of Leeds, UK.
Academic Qualifications
2006-2009: PhD Biophysical Geography. University of Leeds, UK.
2002 -2003: MSc Biodiversity. Swedish Agricultural University and Uppsala University, Sweden.
1996-2000: BSc (Hon.) Animal Biology and Botany. National University of Singapore, Singapore.