Senior Research Assistant, Marine Ecology, Marine Biological Association I am a marine ecologist at the Marine Biological Association (UK). My research focusses on restoration, cultivation and harvesting management of marine resources, such as kelp forests. With a keen interest in applied research outcomes, I work closely with industry partners. My work also explores how benthic ecosystems respond to environmental change, such as climate change and marine heat waves, and seeks solutions to improve marine stewardship. I hold a Master’s in Research degree in Marine Biology, commercial boating and scientific diving qualifications.
Senior Lecturer in Political Ecology, Lincoln University, New Zealand I trained as a geographer at the Univesity of Wisconsin - Madison, with a specific emphasis on political ecology. After completing PhD research in South America, I came to the University of Otago as a postdoctoral fellow in the ARGOS research programme and later contributed to associated research on climate change mitigation in agriculture and sustainability auditing. Since 2017, I have been at Lincoln University where I teaches courses in sustainable futures and environmental assessment. My most recent research activities have been on alternative proteins, marine ecotoursim, and food security.
Professor of Geology & Environmental Geosciences, College of Charleston Ph.D. - University of Hawai'i at Manoa M.S. - Southern Illinois University - Carbondale B.S. - SUNY Fredonia A.S. - Corning Community College I have been at the College of Charleston since 1995. I am also the Director for NASA South Carolina Space Grant and EPSCoR programs. And the current Vice Chair for the National Council of Space Grant Directors.
Principal Scientist in Ecology, CSIRO I am an ecologist passionate about understanding how organisms function in nature and developing approaches to conserve them.
PhD Candidate, Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts, Edith Cowan University Colin is a PhD student at ECU WAAPA, currently in the submission stage of a thesis centred around ethnography, popular music, and identity. With an interest in the ways people make music meaningful, he has researched topics as diverse as Kendrick Lamar's creative methods to the social function of tribute shows. He splits his time between research and writing, lecturing music and playing guitar in a variety of original and cover based settings.
Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Psychology, University of Oslo Caitlin is a postdoctoral researcher in the Department of Psychology at the University of Oslo. Her current research focuses on mental health and education outcomes for siblings of children with chronic disorders. She previously worked as a primary school teacher and completed a PhD in Education at the University of Oxford which examined educators' interactions with refugee and asylum seeking pupils.
