Contributors

Matthew Corkill

PhD candidate, University of Tasmania

PhD candidate, University of Tasmania Matthew Corkill is a PhD candidate at the University of Tasmania studying Antarctic sea ice. He is looking at the structure of features like ice crystals and brine channels inside sea ice and how these interact with trace amounts of metals, especially iron which is needed by the microscopic plants in the ocean.

Maisie Vollans

PhD Candidate, Mosquito Ecology, University of Oxford

PhD Candidate, Mosquito Ecology, University of Oxford Maisie Vollans is a PhD student in the Mathematical Ecology Research Group at the University of Oxford. Her main interests lie in mosquito ecology and, as such, her DPhil project is centred around the broad ecological implications of releasing self-limiting GM mosquitoes. She is researching this using a variety of techniques: theoretical mathematical modelling, experiments in the laboratory and a systematic literature review. Prior to her PhD, she completed a Masters in Tropical Forest Ecology at Imperial College London, where her thesis examined the impact of forest degradation on the size and demography of mosquito populations. Her undergraduate degree was in Biological Sciences at the University of Oxford.

Meg D. Lonergan

Doctoral Candidate and Contract Instructor, Legal Studies, Carleton University

Doctoral Candidate and Contract Instructor, Legal Studies, Carleton University Meg D. Lonergan is a doctoral candidate in Legal Studies with a collaborative specialization in Political Economy at Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada. Their dissertation research focuses on obscenity law in Canada from a ghost criminological perspective utilizing a Derridean hauntological framework. Meg has taught a variety of upper-year undergraduate courses in Criminology, Legal Studies, and Sociology at Carleton and Concordia. They developed two popular fourth-year seminars (Cultural Criminology and True Crime Media) and look forward to teaching them again this year. Lonergan's research interests include: obscenity; moral regulation; sex and technology; violence; porn studies; cultural and critical criminology; law, culture, and the humanities; true crime; horror and gothic studies; qualitative methods and research ethics.

Matthew Hutchinson

Lecturer in Sport Business Management, Keele University

Lecturer in Sport Business Management, Keele University Matthew joined Keele University as a lecturer in Sport Business Management in 2023. Previously to working at Keele University, Matthew worked at Manchester Metropolitan University as a lecturer in Sport Marketing and Policy. He has also worked in several roles outside of academia, including at a sports insights marketing agency, football club charities and women’s football clubs.

Marcia Mkansi

Professor, University of South Africa

Professor, University of South Africa Marcia Mkansi is a professor at the University of South Africa. Her specialist subject is supply chain and operations management, with a specific focus on e-grocery supply chain, healthcare supply chain, innovation and research methods.

Michael H. Becker

Doctoral Student, Department of Justice, Law, and Criminology, American University

Doctoral Student, Department of Justice, Law, and Criminology, American University Michael H. Becker, M.A. is a doctoral student in the Department of Justice, Law, and Criminology at American University in Washington, DC. His research interests include the individual and group correlates of support for, and participation in violent extremism, process and outcome measures in P/CVE programming, and theoretical testing. His work has been featured in the European Journal of Criminology, Studies in Conflict and Terrorism, Criminology & Criminal Justice, and Terrorism and Political Violence.