Earth, Ocean and Ecological Sciences role models
Our science and engineering role models include academic experts, postgraduate researchers and alumni in Earth, Ocean and Ecological Sciences.
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Janine is a Lecturer in Volcanology who founded the Mechanical and Geological Model Analogues (MAGMA) Lab at Liverpool, a state-of-the-art facility for laser imaging of geophysical experiments.
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Liz is an Emeritus Professor in the School of Environmental Sciences, having retired from the position of Associate Pro-Vice Chancellor (Education) in the Faculty of Science and Engineering.
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Katy is a volcanologist and igneous petrologist, working as a Lecturer in Earth Sciences, studying the rocks erupted from volcanoes to better understand the processes and timescales of volcanic eruptions.
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Rachel is a marine biologist and oceanographer, working as a Senior Lecturer in Marine Biology, exploring food webs in the deep sea and polar ecology in the Arctic.
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Claire is a Professor in Ocean Sciences and marine biogeochemist, studying the interaction between microscopic plants, known as phytoplankton, and the resource environment in the surface ocean.
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Hannah is a Lecturer in Ocean Sciences with expertise in metal speciation, particularly iron and copper, and the various forms of these metals in aquatic systems.
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Holly is an alumna of the School of Environmental Sciences, working within ground engineering technical services and data delivery as Associate Director for Central Alliance.
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Maggie is an Honorary Visiting Senior Fellow at the University of Liverpool whose main area of expertise is in the development of geology-based open educational resources.
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Emma is a Lecturer in Earth Sciences, researching fault behaviour in the subsurface to improve fluid flow prediction, with applications in CO2 storage, geothermal or water management.