Geography and Planning role models
Our science and engineering role models include academic experts, postgraduate researchers and alumni in Geography and Planning.
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Kasey is a Lecturer in Environmental Change, with expertise in river carbon biogeochemistry and the impacts of rivers in coastal systems.
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Catherine is a Senior Lecturer in Planning, specialising in community engagement, with expertise in advising on public disengagement from planning for energy infrastructure.
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Kawtar is a Lecturer In Human Geography, Social and Spatial Inequalities, with research focused on Islamophobia and its spatialisation, as well as broader issues of urban segregation.
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Fabienne is a Reader in Environmental Sciences, examining how the climate has changed in the past, using tiny micro-organisms preserved in the sediments of oceans and seas.
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Shreyashi is a Lecturer in Critical Social and Political Geography and an urban geographer specialising in infrastructure and everyday politics in the Global South.
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Morag is a Senior Lecturer in Human Geography, whose interdisciplinary expertise includes walking as a creative, cultural and political act, psychogeography, and regeneration.
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Urmila is a Senior Lecturer and Associate Professor in Environmental Planning and Management, working to protect the environment from the impacts of development.
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Belen is a Research Fellow in Geography and Planning and a tropical forest ecologist focused on understanding and evidencing the impacts of climate change on tropical forest composition.