Curt Lamberth

Dr. Curt Lamberth is a Visiting Researcher at the University of Oxford with a multidisciplinary background spanning chemistry, industry, and environmental consulting. His research combines electronic instrumentation development with ecological conservation, focusing on creating innovative tracking systems for small mammals and environmental monitoring networks.

Key research areas include:

• Designing RFID-based wildlife tracking systems for ecological studies
• Developing intelligent trapping technologies to refine animal research practices
• Establishing wireless microclimate monitoring networks for habitat analysis
• Applying technology to ash dieback disease impact assessment in woodlands

Dr. Lamberth leads the development of novel RFID devices for the NC3Rs-funded project aimed at reducing animal usage in small mammal research. His current fieldwork at Wytham Woods involves deploying long-range spatial loggers and intelligent traps to study wood mice behavior while prioritizing animal welfare and data quality.