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Our staff work across the geoscience disciplines, often in more than one of the broad areas defined here. Staff are therefore grouped here under their primary research focus:

• Biogeography
• Environmental Reconstruction
• Infomatics
• Water Resources

Postgraduate students are strongly integrated into our research, contributing across all areas of activity and reflecting the international scope of our work.

Biogeography

 

Environmental Reconstruction

 

Informatics

 

Water Resources

 

Research students

Research students and their project titles

Student	Title
Ali Ben Mustapha	Agricultural system functioning in Q'a Shubayqa (Jordan) and projecting future scenarios of climate change impact using crop simulation models
Alison Clayson	The impact of soil physiochemical properties upon the PAHs dermal bioavailability
Tianyang Du	Thermal pollution in rivers due to cooling water from power plants and implications for system resilience to future change
Karla Hernandez-Aguilar	Understanding microenvironments and the potential of traditional farming systems in a changing climate in Mexico and Belize
John Hickson	Liana responses to elevated atmospheric CO2
Hannah Kemp	Understanding the main drivers causing increased macroalgae blooms
Hannah Markham	Sensitivity of invertebrate eggs to fine sediment and phosphate concentrations in rivers
Trang Ngo	Biogeochemical processing of nitrogen within the Red River delta, Vietnam
César Rodríguez	Testing for morphological, behavioural and thermal sensitivity shifts in signal crayfish (Pascifastacus leniusculus) at invasion-front sites in the UK
Laura Louise Turner	An experimental and macroecological investigation of precipitation effects on Arctic plant root traits
Grant Vernham	The role of geodiversity in mediating functional diversity: Implications for ecosystem function
Charlotte Viner	Predicting Sediment Transport Dynamics in Rivers Infested with Invasive Signal Crayfish (Pacifastacus leniusculus)
James Boon	Aliens in the twilight zone: using robots to study and manage invasive lionfish on Caribbean mesophotic coral ecosystems
Eve Draper	Clean air for all? Air pollution, deprivation and health. PM2.5 pollution and its relationship with deprivation and health in Nottingham.
Connor Panter	Abundance within species' ranges: understanding species' responses to environmental change