Dr Mark K Greco

Biography

Mark is senior lecturer at CSU's School of Dentistry and Health Sciences. He has developed innovative methods for studying insects and their behaviour using non-invasive imaging which is now termed Diagnostic Radioentomology (DR). Mark is a NHMRC Expert Peer Reviewer, Fellow of the Royal Entomological Society, Patron of the ANU Apiculture Society and a member of the Australian Entomological Society. He has been involved in the management of Australian stingless bees and European Honeybees since 1991. Mark has collaborated with the BBC televised program 'metamorphosis', the BBC Earth series and with Sir David Attenborough's three part series 'Micromonsters'. Mark was an invited, expert consultant to the UK Parliamentary and Scientific Committee meeting for 'The Importance of Bees' Tuesday 9 July 2013 at The House of Commons, London. He has published 21 papers in internationally recognised peer reviewed journals and he currently lectures at various institutions such as the London Museum of Natural History, Royal Society. In 2008 he received the inaugural Dr Eva Crane award from the International Bee Research Association for best original research paper where DR was described as an emerging non-invasive technique for behavioural, evolutionary and classical biologists who need to study animals without harming them

Research Interest

X-ray Computed Tomography Micro-CT Imaging Motion error correction in Computed Tomography Contrast Resolution in Medical Imaging Functional CT Imaging