Blue Planet: Scotland's Coasts and Waters, and Their Inhabitants
I was on an panel of Marine Scientists that introduced and discussed current diverse research perspectives of Scottish seas with the general public, as part of the international Pint of Science Festival.
A rewarding interdisciplinary workshop, Scientific Expedition Narratives, during which I built cross-disciplinary connections and future collaborations. This workshop was organised by Dr Anna Auguscik, who brought together environmental and social scientists, historians, artists and novelists to discuss, explore and collate the diverse perspectives of scientific expeditions.
Supported by the Hanse-Wissenschaftskolleg.
I was part of a team of researchers who consulted with artist Jen Collier on the Royal Burgh of Science: From Waldie to Scotty project, which celebrated local historical discoveries through to the latest scientific developments with a series of workshops, talks and events aimed at children, families and adults.
Funded by the Royal Society, Places of science 2022, and a partnership between Heriot-Watt University and Linlithgow Museum.
During my management of the {react} team I secured £10,000 of funding from Newcastle University Postgraduate School to ensure publication of three issues, and organised a launch event for issue #10 with keynote speaker Annabel Bligh (The Conversation UK).
I oversaw dissemination of {react} magazine throughout northeast England, organised the training event Introduction to science, journalism and the media for Newcastle University students, and spearheaded the facilitation of student-led science communication blogs in local secondary schools.
Along with Prof Bill Austin, from the University of St Andrews, I sat down with Laura Young to discuss the role of the Ocean in climate resilience.
This episode is one of an eleven-part series from the Scottish Alliance for Geoscience, Environment and Society, exploring pressing climate issues and cutting-edge research with some of Scotland's leading scientists.
Listen to all episodes here.
Ea nam lagere
Cetero oporteat sensibus his eu. Has ex vidisse perpetua, vis partem mollis mandamus at. Ea nam legere mentitum prodesset, no quo lucilius liberavisse, te oratio debitis omittantur eos.
Vitae eos
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Nulla euismod condimentum felis vitae efficitur.
Lucillius debitis
Nulla euismod condimentum felis vitae efficitur. Sed vel dictum quam, at blandit leo.
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Nulla euismod condimentum felis vitae efficitur. Sed vel dictum quam, at blandit leo.
Year-round liaison between the UK scientific community and the International Project Office of the Surface Ocean Lower Atmosphere Study (SOLAS).
Chaired and scheduled weekly research group meetings, and facilitated a speaker, discussion or workshop each week.
Ad hoc administrative support for UK scientific community mobilisation and collaboration.
National grassroots initiative in communication with Wellcome and UKRI to help shape a better future and create a more consistent policy structure across all institutions that will benefit Postdoctoral Researchers.
Routinely reviewed fieldwork protocols, risk assessments, and advised on fieldwork applications during the COVID-19 pandemic, for fieldwork activities in the School of Natural and Environmental Sciences.
Development of a consistent department wide induction procedure for all new staff and postgraduate students in the School of Natural and Environmental Sciences.
Assisted with the organisation and promotion of the National Postdoc Conference 2021 and supported the sessions and networking events held throughout the conference, which was hosted virtually by the University of Liverpool.
Raising your research profile by writing for The Conversation.
More than “Just about Managing” Stepping up to Project Leadership.
How to get published with Nature – an ex-editor’s perspective.
Appraised applications and selected recipients of the Community Award, Travel Grant and Summer Bursary from the Enviresearch Foundation - a charitable organisation that supports Early Career Researcher projects, and science outside the classroom for 10-13 year olds.
November 2023
£10,000
Government of the Pitcairn Islands, facilitated by CEFAS. Supported by the Lyell Centre.
Pitcairn Islands Expedition 2025.
£1,000
October 2024
Scottish Alliance for Geoscience, Environment and Society / Scottish Universities Physics Alliance: Collaboration Scheme
Kickstart funding for technological innovation, in collaboration with the University of Strathclyde.
May 2022
£750
Early Career Researcher Travel Grant
The 8th International Symposium on Gas Transfer at Water Surfaces
Conference attendance.
May 2022
£1,000
Ecosystems Group Fund
School of Natural and Environmental Sciences, Newcastle University
Further training.
May 2021
£5,000
Ecosystems Group Fund
School of Natural and Environmental Sciences, Newcastle University
Away Day.
December 2017
£10,000
Postgraduate Development Fund
Postgraduate Development School, Newcastle University
{react} magazine.
December 2015
£1,000
Postgraduate Mobility Fund
School of Marine Science and Technology, Newcastle University
Conference attendance.
Introduction to Learning and Teaching in Higher Education
STCW Personal Survival Techniques
ENG1 Medical
Full clean UK Driving Licence
Outdoor First Aid
Total surfactant activity quantification in natural water samples, using alternating current out-of-phase voltammetry.
Total absorbance and chromophoric dissolved organic matter content of natural water.
Fluorescent dissolved organic matter quantification, peak picking and PARAFAC analysis.
Size exclusion chromatography of dissolved organic matter compound specific size fractions, with organic nitrogen, organic carbon and ultraviolet detection.
Fourier-transform ion cyclotron resonance mass spectrometry of solid phase extractions of dissolved organic matter in water.
Operation of custom built systems, and in in situ sensors, that establish rates of gas transfer in water and across the air-water interface.
Marine sediment core processing and digestions for diatom slide preparation.
Counting and identification of diatom assemblages from marine sediment cores, species identification and cell isolation from natural water samples, and monitoring live culture health.
Maintenance of established single species diatom cultures, cell isolations and culturing from natural water samples, and monitoring growth phases.
Marine sediment core processing.
Marine sediment core processing.
Combining perspectives of biogeochemistry, microbiology and palaeoceanography, and working with physicists, modellers and social scientists to answer big climate questions. Ultimately to feed into policy structure.
................ Advocacy.
Mobilising for complex, and often remote, expeditions. Organising large events, such as conferences, launch parties and away days.
I provide a safe space to ask questions and explore ideas through sitting on several PhD candidates' advisory committees. I regularly facilitate workshops and critical discussions within my research group, and sign post to relevant resources and opportunities.
Producing, processing, managing and interpreting large, novel, datasets.
Developing novel applications and combinations of existing scientific techniques, and workflow, to improve efficacy, sustainability and decrease research costs.
My research; CWD meetings; Fieldwork; ......................................................
Working in remote environments, in all weathers, with little to no immediate logistical support or back-up resources.
My communication portfolio spans peer reviewed and lay articles, in-person and virtual talks, working with school children and the general public, podcasting, blogging and social media.
Objective analysis and evaluation of ................................
I actively seek out and create opportunities to work with Humanities professionals. I consider integration of the Arts and Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths disciplines to be fundamental to making a well-rounded impact in society.
Applying creative solutions to addressing research questions, and problems during laboratory work and expeditions.
Peer review ................................
.........................................
.........................................
© Copyright. All rights reserved.
We need your consent to load the translations
We use a third-party service to translate the website content that may collect data about your activity. Please review the details in the privacy policy and accept the service to view the translations.