Adam Reddon Dr.

Past Research: Dr. Reddon's research interests were centred around social decision-making in the group living cichlid fish, N. pulcher, especially as it pertains to aggression, contest behaviour, and social behaviour. His research focused on cooperation and conflict in small-scale animal societies. He researched the roles of aggression and social partner choice in modulating conflict resolution within social groups.

Current Position: Dr. Reddon is currently a lecturer in behavioural ecology at Liverpool John Moores University in the UK. He is interested in the behavioural biology of social living. Having a particular fascination with aggression, dominance, and sociality, he seeks to better understand social behaviour through the integration of functional, developmental, and mechanistic approaches. His lab works on understanding the social behaviour in cooperatively breeding daffodil cichlids.