I am a Stable Isotope Geoscientist at the British Geological Survey, where I specialise in the application of stable isotope techniques to reconstruct past environmental and climatic changes. My work involves analysing geochemical records from natural archives—such as lake sediments and mineral deposits—to understand how Earth’s climate and ecosystems have varied over time, and how they are influenced by both natural processes and human activities.
I joined BGS in 2016 as a Stable Isotope Research Scientist and have continued in this role since 2017. My research interests span stable isotope geochemistry, human impact on the environment, palaeolimnology and limnogeology, Quaternary palaeoclimate and environmental change, and the variability and degradation of organic matter in lacustrine environments. I am particularly interested in how lake systems respond to environmental pressures over long timescales, and how we can use geochemical tools to track these changes.
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