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Robert M. May Prize
Rob Freckleton, Editor in Chief, and the Editorial Board are delighted to announce that Lord May of Oxford has agreed to have the Young Investigator's Prize named after him. The Robert M. May prize will be awarded annually to an outstanding young author publishing in Methods in Ecology and Evolution. For more information on the Robert M. May Prize, visit the British Ecological Society Young Investigator's Prize page.

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