Contributors

Stephanie Somersille

Independent Researcher

Independent Researcher

Sharon Hook

Principal Research Scientist, CSIRO

Principal Research Scientist, CSIRO My research interests include applying modern –omics based approaches to environmental problems, determining the impacts of low level exposures in generating long term ecologically relevant toxic responses, and in the appropriate design and implementation of toxicity testing.

Srinivas Kamath

Accredited Pharmacist, PhD Student, University of South Australia

Accredited Pharmacist, PhD Student, University of South Australia As a PhD candidate, I explore the intersection of pharmacomicrobiomics and psychotropic medications, focusing on how gut-targeted formulations can reshape brain function to revolutionise mental health treatment. My research delves into the gut-brain axis, revealing how the microbiome influences drug efficacy and mental health outcomes. By integrating microbiology, neuroscience, and pharmacology, I aim to develop personalised, microbiome-based therapies that optimise mental health care.

Sanjith Gopalakrishnan

Assistant Professor of Operations Management, McGill University

Assistant Professor of Operations Management, McGill University Sanjith is an Assistant Professor of Operations Management at the Desautels Faculty of Management, McGill University. His research focuses on exploring sustainable pathways for businesses and organizations to tackle global challenges, including climate change and technological transitions.

Sandrine Aragon

Chercheuse en littérature française (Le genre, la lecture, les femmes et la culture), Sorbonne Université

Chercheuse en littérature française (Le genre, la lecture, les femmes et la culture), Sorbonne Université Enseignante en FLE - Langue Française / SIAL Sorbonne Université Animatrice d'ateliers d'écriture. Agrégée et docteur en littérature et civilisation françaises Thèse : Sandrine Aragon, "Des liseuses en péril, images de lectrices dans les textes de fiction (1656-1856) de La Prétieuse de l'abbé de Pure à Madame Bovary de Flaubert", Paris Honoré Champion, 2003 Recherches sur la lecture, les femmes, les femmes célèbres dans le monde littéraire et les grandes voyageuses, les amazones, le genre, l'accès des femmes à la connaissance. Sandrine Aragon (Dir), Expatriées, 2013.

Sally Waterworth

Lecturer, School of Sport, Rehabilitation and Exercise Sciences, University of Essex

Lecturer, School of Sport, Rehabilitation and Exercise Sciences, University of Essex Sally joined the University of Essex in 2019. She graduated as a Sports Therapist in 2001 and has since spent time in academia, sport and clinical practice in the UK and in South Africa. She completed her PhD in Human Movement Science at the University of Pretoria in 2014 and an MSc in Sports Nutrition at Liverpool John Moores University in 2019. She is a member of the Society of Sports Therapists, Sport and Exercise Nutrition register and is a Fellow of the Higher Education Authority. Research interests include training and nutrition for endurance sports (with a particular focus on iron-distance triathlon masters athletes) and physical activity and health.