Mark J. F. Brown is affiliated with Royal Holloway University of London in the United Kingdom. Their research primarily focuses on agricultural and biological sciences, with a notable emphasis on insect science and ecology.
The scientist's work spans several main fields:
Main subfields of study include:
Mark J. F. Brown's research topics cover:
Frequent coauthors include Edward A. Straw, Simon G. Potts, Cecília Costa, Marika Mänd, and Deepa Senapathi, indicating collaborative research efforts across insect ecology and pesticide impact studies.
Publication venues often featured in their research output include:
Recent papers illustrate areas of concern related to insect mortality and pesticide effects, particularly on bees. Notable publications include:
M. A. Fürst;D. P. McMahon;J. L. Osborne;R. J. Paxton
Mark J. F. Brown;Robert J. Paxton
Ben M Sadd;Ben M Sadd;Seth M Barribeau;Seth M Barribeau;Guy Bloch;Dirk C. de Graaf
M. J. F. Brown;R. Loosli;P. Schmid-Hempel
Mark J. F. Brown;Mark J. F. Brown;Regula Schmid-Hempel;Paul Schmid-Hempel
Thierry Rigaud;Marie-Jeanne Perrot-Minnot;Mark J. F. Brown;Mark J. F. Brown
G.D. Stentiford;J.J. Becnel;L.M. Weiss;P.J. Keeling
Dino P. McMahon;Dino P. McMahon;Dino P. McMahon;Matthias A. Fürst;Matthias A. Fürst;Jesicca Caspar;Panagiotis Theodorou
Ivan Meeus;Mark J. F. Brown;Mark J. F. Brown;Dirk C. De Graaf;Guy Smagghe
Harry Siviter;Harry Siviter;Emily J. Bailes;Emily J. Bailes;Emily J. Bailes;Callum D. Martin;Thomas R. Oliver;Thomas R. Oliver;Thomas R. Oliver
Úna Fitzpatrick;Tomás E. Murray;Robert J. Paxton;John Breen
Dino P. McMahon;Dino P. McMahon;Dino P. McMahon;Myrsini E. Natsopoulou;Vincent Doublet;Matthias Fürst;Matthias Fürst
Harry Siviter;Mark J. F. Brown;Ellouise Leadbeater
Richard J. Gill;Katherine C R Baldock;Mark J F Brown;James E. Cresswell
Paul H Williams;Mark J F Brown;James C Carolan;Jiandong An
Mark J. F. Brown;Lynn V. Dicks;Robert J. Paxton;Katherine C R Baldock
Harry Siviter;Julia Koricheva;Mark J. F. Brown;Ellouise Leadbeater
Penelope R. Whitehorn;Matthew C. Tinsley;Mark J. F. Brown;Ben Darvill
Tomás E. Murray;Úna Fitzpatrick;Mark J. F. Brown;Robert J. Paxton
Diane Wagner;Mark J. F. Brown;Deborah M. Gordon
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