Originally from rural Dorset, I spent much of my formative years roaming its beautiful countryside and Jurassic Coast. It is through such activity that I gained a deep connection with the natural environment and this has shaped my life ever… Continue Reading
I have broad reseach interests having underkaken a PhD in granite petrology and projects on granite-associated mineralisation, environmental impacts of mining-related activities, volcanology, and health implications of occupational exposure to dusts. This is reflected in my varied teaching which includes… Continue Reading
I am from Canada but have lived in the UK for almost half my life. I moved to Cornwall in 2017 to take up a position as Professor in Sustainable Mining. Cornwall is a fantastic place for geology, mine waste,… Continue Reading
I’m originally from Yorkshire. After finishing my undergraduate degree I moved to Manchester and lived there for 13 years, before moving to Camborne School of Mines for a lectureship in geomicrobiology. My research investigates how microorgansims affect the behaviour of… Continue Reading