Newcastle University

Corry Gellatly is a research scientist with in-depth experience of database design, web-based data management tools and working with large-scale datasets. He is involved in the TransNEW and HERMES projects at NewRail. These projects are aimed at providing a single point of access to information on the transport research capabilities of researchers and institutions, both in the new member states of Europe (TransNEW) and Internationally (HERMES).

Society memberships:

The Genetics Society
International Society for Behavioral Ecology

Affiliations:

Visiting researcher, University of Utrecht - Institutions for Collective Action

Research interests include:

• Scientific data management
• Environmental and ecological monitoring
• Green technologies
  
• Genealogical data studies - in biological, social and historical contexts

IT Demonstrator (Newcastle University, Faculty of Medical Sciences). 2006-09.

• Gellatly C. Trends in population sex ratios may be explained by changes in the frequencies of polymorphic alleles of a sex ratio gene. Evolutionary Biology 2009, 36(2), 190-200.