John Krebs Field Station

About

The John Krebs Field Station (JKFS) is a University of Oxford research facility located in Wytham village, approximately 5km north-west of the Life and Mind Building. Connected by the ST2 bus service, research at the JKFS focuses on the behavioural, physiological and biomechanical factors that shape animal behaviour and performance. Field investigations in ecology are further supported by the proximity of the JKFS to the Wytham Woods.

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People

We welcome approaches from people considering applying for Fellowships to be held at the JKFS. Initial communications can be sent to the Director of the Field Station, Dr Steve Portugal, or the most relevant PI. Key researchers at the JKFS are within the Behaviour and Biomechanics Section:

Facilities

The site Facilities Manager is Phil Smith, and the site Animal Care manager is Lucy Giles. We have a dedicated team of support and professional services staff.