My Life as a scientist
I began my career as a climate scientist and atmospheric modeller in 2008 when I began a PhD in Arctic air pollution at the University of Leeds. Eight years later I was the youngest lecturer, in Geography at the University of Exeter, where I taught and continued to research polar climate change for close to a decade. I am the author of twenty three peer reviewed articles on climate change and was a peer reviewer and editor for many others. I’ve led international measurement campaigns and developed climate models for the met office. I was a UK representative to the International Arctic Science Committee. I’m a very experienced data analyst and coder. As a lecturer I taught across both human and physical geography disciplines and was responsible for research training across the entire student cohort including statistics and .