MEDIA
Really great write-up of our Evolutionary Ecology paper modelling how males could benefit from infecting their partners with STIs https://www.insidescience.org/news/infecting-females-stds-could-give-male-animals-advantage

BBC Nature cover our Proceedings paper showing that older males provide more care for young even when they might not be their own. http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/22950923

OUTREACH
Want to get people talking about your research? Put it on a t-shirt and wear it round town. Shirty science is an initiative intended to bring artists and scientists together to create cool t-shirt designs that will get people talking about your research - check out our design by #TeamBeetleSex at www.shirtyscience.com

Animation on the evolution of sexual traits. Produced by myself and Amber Teacher http://vimeo.com/44796728
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Working with Arludo to make a game that teaches about physiological trade-offs and how they influence behaviour

COOL SCIENCE STUFF
Rob Brooks' website with interesting articles about the relevance of evolutionary biology to society http://www.robbrooks.net/

Scott Keogh's website with loads of useful resources and advice for early career researchers http://biology.anu.edu.au/hosted_sites/Scott/Resources-and-advice.html

Project implicit does internet surveys that have been developed to look at our unconscious biases. Doing these surveys helps you to understand your own biases and also contributes to ongoing psychological research https://implicit.harvard.edu/implicit/