Author Archives: Lucy Moore Fuller

Katie Devenish

I am a classic geography nerd so what really excites me is the interaction between humans and the natural world. I love discovering pieces of the puzzle and fitting them together to form the bigger picture of our life on earth – how we evolved alongside nature, how we used and misused natural resources to […]

Katie Spencer

I am a conservation scientist and 2nd year PhD student at the Durrell Institute of Conservation and Ecology at the University of Kent. My research aims to understand the drivers of defaunation in Borneo, by assessing the human and environmental threats to large mammals (i.e sun bears) using ecological and social science techniques. My background […]

Jonathan Rosser

Jonathan is currently interested in the application of novel machine learning and causal inference techniques to solve climate critical problems. The main focus of his research is applying these techniques to Southern Ocean dynamics and circulation and their impact on the global climate system. He will be analysing the causal network structures derived from a […]

Jess Fleming

I am a PhD student in atmospheric chemistry at the University of Cambridge using low-cost, portable sensor networks to measure air pollution. I am currently using data from the Breathe London (BL) network to study the impact of policy interventions such as the Covid-19 lockdown and introduction of the Ultra-Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) on the […]

Jamie McCoy

I am a second year ARIES DTP student based at the University of Plymouth, working within the EmbryoPhenomics research group. I completed a BSc in Marine Biology and Oceanography in 2017, and MRes in Marine Biology in 2018 at the University of Plymouth. Through this I developed a keen interest in ecophysiology and developmental biology, […]