DTP: INSPIRE Profile
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Olivia Shears
DTP: Cambridge ESS Profile
Nora Salland
Hi, I am Nora, a marine ecologist and PhD student with keen interest in kelp forest community structure. I am based at the Marine Biology Association in Plymouth in Dan Smale’s group (BEECH – Benthic Ecosystems and Environmental Change) and a student of the University of Southampton (INSPIRE DTP, cohort 1). Please follow my work on […]
Nicole Forstenhaeusler
I am PhD student based in the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research at the University of East Anglia, studying the effects of climate change on global fluvial flooding and investigating how flood models can be improved by use of regionalisation methods. My research is jointly funded by the Faculty of Science of the University […]
Nele Reyniers
My PhD project is an industry-academia collaboration between the University of East Anglia and Anglian Water facilitated by the Anglian Centre for Water Studies. In this work, I aim to improve our understanding of how climate change affects the extreme droughts of the future and how these droughts can put water resources at risk, thereby […]
Natasha Mannion
Natasha is a 1st year PhD student at Newcastle University, investigating biodiversity responses to infrastructure expansion in the Heart of Borneo, Brunei Darussalam. Google scholar Twitter
Natalie Yoh
Natalie is currently an EnvEast NERC funded PhD student at the Durrell Institute for Conservation & Ecology, University of Kent. For her thesis, she is investigating the use of acoustics in monitoring tropical vertebrate responses to land-use change in Borneo, under the supervision of Dr M. Struebig and Dr J. Bicknell, as part of the […]
Nancy Walker
DTP: INSPIRE Twitter: https://twitter.com/nancy_c_walker PhD Project Title: Modelling the mechanisms of olive dieback caused by Xylella fastidiosa biofilms Supervisory Team: Prof. Tiina Roose (UoS), Dr. Steven White (UKCEH), Dr. Maria Saponari (CNR Bari) Qualifications: First Class MMath (with Honours), University of Warwick Dissertation – Joint Optimisation of Spatial and Temporal Derivatives for Simulations of Varying […]
Michael Buckingham
DTP: SPITFIRE Profile
Matthew Brady
I’m Matthew Brady, a PhD student in the Department of Earth Sciences at the University of Cambridge. My research focuses on using water isotopes to deconvolve complex climate histories through experiments and novel records. Currently, I am focussing on the tropical response to Heinrich Events over the last 45ka using a 3D-printed lake basin model […]