Rate My Professor Thomas Ezard

Ezard's scholarly output includes over 77 publications, with recent contributions such as 'From instance segmentation to 3D growth trajectory reconstruction in Planktonic foraminifera' (Lin et al., 2025), 'Detecting environmentally dependent developmental plasticity in fossilized individuals' (Brombacher et al., 2025), 'Ten recommendations for scanning foraminifera by X-ray computed tomography' (Searle-Barnes et al., 2025), 'Morphology of Pulleniatina (planktonic foraminifera) from optical microscopy, micro-CT, and SEM investigations' (Fabbrini et al., 2025), and 'Life histories are not just fast or slow' (Stott et al., 2024). He has developed key software tools including the foram3D R package for automated trait measurements from CT scans and the 3DKMI MATLAB package for generating shape signatures in species delimitation. Previously affiliated with Imperial College London, Ezard has secured funding from NERC for projects exploring developmental plasticity in speciation. His influence extends through editorial service as Associate Editor for Proceedings of the Royal Society B and Evolution, Council Member of the British Ecological Society (2017-2023), and membership in The Micropalaeontological Society. These roles underscore his impact on advancing quantitative methods in palaeobiology, evolutionary theory, and conservation demography.