- Lecturer in Biogeochemical Cycles, School of Environmental Sciences, University of Liverpool
I am a biogeochemist with interests in carbon, nutrient and greenhouse gas cycling in wetlands, peatlands and freshwaters. I am particularly interested in the role that small, constructed waterbodies (ditches and ponds) play global greenhouse gas budgets. I also research the effects of peatland restoration and rewetting on greenhouse gas emissions and water quality.
Experience
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–presentLecturer in Biogeochemistry, School of Environmental Sciences, University of Liverpool
Education
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2014Bangor University, PhD
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