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	DOI:10.1126/science.360.6384.122

Corpus ID: 206625617No one is an island.
@article{OLoughlin2018NoOI,
  title={No one is an island.},
  author={Luke S O'Loughlin},
  journal={Science},
  year={2018},
  volume={360 6384},
  pages={
          122
        }
}
	Luke S O'Loughlin
	Published 2018
	History, Medicine
	Science

My supervisor waved goodbye and boarded a plane. I had just started my Ph.D. studying invasive species on a remote oceanic island, where I would be spending most of the next 3 years bashing through rainforest to count invertebrates. My supervisor had done his own Ph.D. here on Christmas Island in the Indian Ocean 2 decades earlier. He had found me a place to stay and introduced me to the handful of other ecologists who were managing the national park or conducting their own research, but I wasn… Expand

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