Environmental Sustainability Expert Finder

Professor Jun Yuan

Professor

School of Physics, Engineering and Technology

1. Blurring the boundary between homogenous and heterogeneous catalysis using palladium nanoclusters with dynamic surfaces (2021). In: Nature Communications, 12, Article number: 4965

2. Shape control of size-selected naked platinum nanocrystals (2021). In: Nature Communications, 12, Article number: 3019

3. Synthesis of small Ni-core–Au-shell catalytic nanoparticles on TiO₂ by galvanic replacement reaction (2021). In: Nanoscale Advances, 3, 823-835

Professor Damian Murphy

Professor of Sound and Music Computing; University Research Champion for Creativity

School of Physics, Engineering and Technology

1. Environmental sound monitoring using machine learning on mobile devices (2020). In: Applied Accoustics, Vol 159

2. AI and Automatic Music Generation for Mindfulness (2019). In: AES International Conference on Immersive and Interactive Audio: Creating the Next Dimension of Sound Experience

Professor Damian Murphy

Professor of Sound and Music Computing; University Research Champion for Creativity

School of Physics, Engineering and Technology

1. Environmental sound monitoring using machine learning on mobile devices (2020). In: Applied Accoustics, Vol 159

2. AI and Automatic Music Generation for Mindfulness (2019). In: AES International Conference on Immersive and Interactive Audio: Creating the Next Dimension of Sound Experience

Dr Sarah West

Centre Director and Senior Research Fellow

Stockholm Environment Institute

1. Parenting Science Gang: radical co-creation of research projects led by parents of young children. In: Research involvement and engagement. 6, 15 p., 9. 
2. Particulate matter pollution in an informal settlement in Nairobi: using citizen science to make the invisible visible. In: Applied Geography. 114, 12 p., 102133.
3. Citizen Science for Quantifying and Reducing Food Loss and Food Waste. In: Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems. 4, 18 p., 589089.

Dr Alexandra Dias

Senior Lecturer

School for Business and Society

Dr Jessica Omukuti

Research Associate

Dept of Environment & Geography

1. The value of secondary use of data generated by non-governmental organisations for disaster risk management research: evidence from the Caribbean (2021). International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction, 102114.

Matthew Evans

Professor of Atmospheric Chemistry

Dept of Chemistry

1. Global Cancer Risk From Unregulated Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (2021). In: GeoHealth, Volume5, Issue9.

2. Global tropospheric halogen (Cl, Br, I) chemistry and its impact on oxidants, (2021), In: Atmos. Chem. Phys., 21, 13973–13996

3. Marine iodine emissions in a changing world (2021). In: Proc. R. Soc. A.4772020082420200824. 

Dr Katherine Brookfield

Lecturer in Human Geography

Dept of Environment & Geography

1. Perspectives on “Novel” Techniques for Designing Age-Friendly Homes and Neighborhoods with Older Adults. (2020) International journal of environmental research and public health, 17(5), p.1800.
2. Health impacts of environmental and social interventions designed to increase deprived communities’ access to urban woodlands: A mixed-methods study (2019). Public health research, 7(2), pp.1-172.
3. The uncommon impact of common environmental details on walking in older adults. International journal of environmental research and public health (2017), 14(2), p.190. 

Dr Thorun Helgason

Senior Lecturer

Dept of Biology

1. Long-term fertilization and tillage regimes have limited effects on structuring bacterial and denitrifier communities in a sandy loam UK soil (2021). In: Environmental Microbiology Reports

2. Genetic variation is associated with differences in facilitative and competitive interactions in the Rhizobium leguminosarum species complex (2021). In: Environmental Microbiology Reports

3. A typing scheme for the honeybee pathogen Melissococcus plutonius allows detection of disease transmission events and a study of the distribution of variants (2013). In: Environmental Microbiology Reports, Volume5, Issue4, Pages 525-529

Dr Samarthia Thankappan

Senior Lecturer

Dept of Environment & Geograpy

Matthew Evans

Professor of Atmospheric Chemistry

Dept of Chemistry

1. Global Cancer Risk From Unregulated Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (2021). In: GeoHealth, Volume5, Issue9.

2. Global tropospheric halogen (Cl, Br, I) chemistry and its impact on oxidants, (2021), In: Atmos. Chem. Phys., 21, 13973–13996

3. Marine iodine emissions in a changing world (2021). In: Proc. R. Soc. A.4772020082420200824. 

Professor Lisa Emberson

Professor of Environmental Science

Dept of Environment & Geography/SEI

1. Lower air pollution during COVID-19 lock-down: improving models and methods estimating ozone impacts on crops (2020). Phil Trans. R. Soc. 378:20200188 
2. Direct and indirect impacts of climate change on wheat yield in the Indo-Gangetic plain in India (2021). (in press) J of Ag and Food Res
3. Ozone effects on crops and consideration in crop models (2018). European J. of Agronomy 100: 19-34

Resilient Ecosystems

Sustainable Food

Environment & Health

Dr Kevin Hicks

Senior Research Fellow

SEI-Y/Dept of Environment & Georgraphy

1. Simultaneously mitigating near-term climate change and improving human health and food security. Science (New York, N.Y.).335, 6065, p. 183-189, 7 p. 2012 
2. Development of the Low Emissions Analysis Platform – Integrated Benefits Calculator (LEAP-IBC) tool to assess air quality and climate co-benefits: Application for Bangladesh. 1 Dec 2020 
3. Making Brexit Work for the Environment and Livelihoods: Delivering a Stakeholder Informed Vision for Agriculture and Fisheries. 4 Dec 2019

Sustainable Food

Resilient Ecosystems

Dr Andrew Rickard

NCAS Research Scientist

Dept of Chemistry

Resilient Ecosystems

Dr Ruth Purvis

NCAS Research Fellow in the Wolfson Atmospheric Chemistry Laboritories

Dept of Chemistry

Dr Eleni Michalopoulou

Research Associate

SEI-Y/Dept of Environment & Geography

Resilient Ecosystems

Environment & Health

Dr Ruth Purvis

NCAS Research Fellow in the Wolfson Atmospheric Chemistry Laboritories

Dept of Chemistry

Dr Thierry Tonon

CNAP ART Lecturer in Algal Biology

Dept of Biology

1. Biomass composition of the golden tide pelagic seaweeds Sargassum fluitans and S. natans (morphotypes I and VIII) to inform valorisation pathways (2021). Science of the Total Environment, 762, 143134.
2. A systematic review of floating and beach landing records of Sargassum beyond the Sargasso Sea (2020). Environmental Research Communications, 2, 122001.
3. The genome of Ectocarpus subulatus – a highly stress-tolerant brown alga (2020). Marine Genomics, 52, 100740. 

Dr Nik Brown

Professor in Sociology

Dept of Sociology

Dr Daryl Martin

Lecturer

Dept of Sociology

Dr James Chong

Professor

Dept of Biology

Dr Nik Brown

Professor in Sociology

Dept of Sociology

Dr Iain Bate

Reader

Dept of Computer Science

1. An Improved Sensor Calibration with Anomaly Detection and Removal, Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical. Vol. 307, 2019.
2. A self-adaptive fault-tolerant systems for a dependable Wireless Sensor Networks, Design Automation for Embedded Systems. Vol. 18, No. 3, pp. 223-250, 2014. 

Professor Jacco Thijssen

Professor of Mathematical Finance

School for Business and Society

Dr Hamed Ahmadi

Lecturer

School for Physics, Engineering and Technology

1. Substitutability of Spectrum and Cloud-Based Antennas in Virtualized Wireless Networks, IEEE Wireless Communications, vol. 24, no. 2, pp. 114-120, April 2017.
2. Blockchain-Based Energy Trading in Electric-Vehicle-Enabled Microgrids, in IEEE Consumer Electronics Magazine, vol. 9, no. 6, pp. 66-71, 1 Nov. 2020.
3. Wireless communication and the pandemic: the story so far (2020)

Matthew Evans

Professor of Atmospheric Chemistry

Dept of Chemistry

Dr Andrew Rickard

NCAS Research Scientist

Dept of Chemistry

Dr Ruth Purvis

NCAS Research Fellow in the Wolfson Atmospheric Chemistry Laboritories

Dept of Chemistry

Howard Cambridge

Research Associate

SEI-Y

Dr Andrew Pomfret

Senior Lecturer

School of Physics, Engineering and Technology

Sustainable Food 

Resilient Ecosystems

Gustav Delius

Senior Lecturer

Dept of Mathematics

Sustainable Food

Resilient Ecosystems

Ben Powell

Lecturer in Statistics

Dept of Mathematics

Dr Elva Robinson

Senior Lecturer

Dept of Biology

1. Ant colony nest networks adapt to resource disruption, Journal of Animal Ecology 90, 143-152 
2. Keeping invertebrate research ethical in a landscape of shifting public opinion (2019), Methods in Ecology and Evolution 10, 1265-1273
3. Do non-native conifer plantations provide benefits for a native forest specialist, the wood ant Formica lugubris? (2015). Forest Ecology and Management 357, 22-32 

Dr Thomas Farmer

Clean Synthesis Technolgoy Platform Leader

Green Chemistry Centre of Excellence, Dept of Chemistry

1. Enzymatic synthesis of lignin derivable pyridine based polyesters for the substitution of petroleum derived plastics (2019), Nature Commun., 10 (1), 1-9, 
2. Post‐polymerization modification of bio‐based polymers: maximizing the high functionality of polymers derived from biomass (2018). Polym. Int., 67 (7), 755-789.
3. New bio-based monomers: tuneable polyester properties using branched diols from biomass (2017). Faraday Discuss., 202, 61-77.

Professor Neil Bruce

Director of CNAP/Chair of Biotechnology

Dept of Biology

1. Hemocyanin facilitates lignocellulose digestion by wood-boring marine crustaceans (2018). Nature Communications 9:5125
2. An ancient family of lytic polysaccharide monooxygenases with roles in arthropod development and biomass digestion (2018). Nature Communications 9:756
3. Monodehydroascorbate reductase mediates TNT toxicity in plants (2015). Science. 349: 1072-1075 doi: 10.1126/science.aab3472 

Dr James Stockdale

Associate Lecturer

Biology

Resilient Ecosystems

Sustainable Food

Professor Lindsay Stringer

YESI Director & Professor in Environment & Development

YESI & Dept of Environment & Geography

Resilient Ecosystems

Sustainable Food

Environment & Health

Dr Jonathan Green

Senior Researcher

SEI-Y/Dept of Environment & Geography

1. Linking global drivers of agricultural trade to on-the-ground impacts on biodiversity (2019). PNAS 116 (46) 23202-23208

Sustainable Food

Resilient Ecosystems

Professor Jane Hill

University Research Theme Champion; Professor of Ecology

Dept of Biology

Resilient Ecosystems 

Sustainable Food

Dr Colin Beale

Reader in Ecology

Dept of Biology

1. African elephant poaching rates correlate with local poverty, national corruption and global ivory price (2019). Nature communications 10, no. 1 (2019): 1-9.
2. Extinction risk from climate change is reduced by microclimatic buffering (2018). Nature Climate Change 8, no. 8: 713-717.
3. Pyrodiversity interacts with rainfall to increase bird and mammal richness in African savannas (2018). Ecology letters 21, no. 4: 557-567.

Dr Eleanor Jew

Lecturer in Environment & Development

Dept of Environment & Geography

1. Miombo woodland under threat: Consequences for tree diversity and carbon storage (2016). Forest Ecology and Management, 361, 144-153
2. Tobacco cultivation as a driver of land use change and degradation in the miombo woodlands of south-west Tanzania (2017). Land Degradation & Development, 28, 2636-2645. 10.1002/ldr.2827
3. Farming systems and Conservation Agriculture: Technology, structures and agency in Malawi (2020). Land Use Policy, 95, 104612

Sustainable Food

Resilient Ecosystems

Environment & Health 

Katey Valentine

PhD Student

Dept of Environment & Geography

Dr Kelly Redeker

Lecturer

Dept of Biology

1. Non-invasive analysis of the soil microbiome: biomonitoring strategies using the volatilome, community analysis and environmental data. Adv. Ecol. Res., 59, 93-132.
2. Development of an efficient glucosinolate extraction method (2017). Plant Methods, 13 (17).
3. Quantifying wind and pressure effects on trace gas fluxes across the soil-atmosphere interface. Biogeosciences, 12, 7423-7434. 

Resilient Ecosystems

Sustainable Food

Professor Matthew Thomas

Honorary Fellow & Professor of Ecological Entomology

Department of Biology

1. Impact and cost-effectiveness of a lethal house lure against malaria transmission in central Côte d'Ivoire: a two-arm, cluster-randomised controlled trial (2021). The Lancet, 397(10276), 805-815.
2. The influence of feeding behaviour and temperature on the capacity of mosquitoes to transmit malaria (2020). Nature ecology & evolution, 4(7), 940-951.
3. Global threat to agriculture from invasive species (2016). Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 113(27), 7575-7579.

Resilient Ecosystems

Sustainable Food

Environment & Health

Dr Steven Johnson

Lecturer, Head of Intelligent Systems and Nano-science Research Group

School of Physics, Engineering and Technology

Professor Mark Leake

Chair in Biological Physics, Coordinator Physics of Life Group, Research
Champion for Technologies for the Future
School of Physics, Engineering and Technology and the Department of Biology

Professor Neil Bruce

Director of CNAP/Chair of Biotechnology

Dept of Biology

1. Hemocyanin facilitates lignocellulose digestion by wood-boring marine crustaceans (2018). Nature Communications 9:5125
2. An ancient family of lytic polysaccharide monooxygenases with roles in arthropod development and biomass digestion (2018). Nature Communications 9:756
3. Monodehydroascorbate reductase mediates TNT toxicity in plants (2015). Science. 349: 1072-1075

Dr James Moir

Professor of Microbiology

Dept of Biology

Dr Liz Rylott

Senior Researcher and Lecturer

Centre for Novel Agricultural Products, Dept of Biology

1. Phytocat – a bio-derived Ni catalyst for rapid de-polymerization of polystyrene using a synergistic approach (2021). Green Chem., 2021, Advance Article
2. Using in vivo nickel to direct the pyrolysis of hyperaccumulator plant biomass (2018). Green Chemistry
3. Towards financially viable phytoextraction and production of plant-based palladium catalysts (2017). Environ Sci Technol

Dr Bryce Stewart

Senior Lecturer / Director for Engagement & Partnerships

Dept of Environment & Geography

1. Making Brexit work for the environment and livelihoods: Delivering a stakeholder informed vision for agriculture and fisheries (2019). People & Nature, 1: 442-456 
2. Marine Conservation Begins at Home: How a Local Community and Protection of a Small Bay Sent Waves of Change Around the UK and Beyond (2020). Frontiers in Marine Science, Vol. 7, Article 76 
3. Metal pollution as a potential threat to shell strength and survival in marine bivalves (2021). Science of the Total Environment, 775: 1430192

Sustainable Food
Resilient

Ecosystems

Dr Louise Cooke

Lecturer

Dept of Archaeology

Dr Andreas Heinemeyer

Associate Professor

Dept of Environment & Geography

1. Peatland carbon stocks and burn history: blanket bog peat core evidence highlights charcoal impacts on peat physical properties and long-term carbon storage (2018). GEO: Geography and Environment 5(2), e00063 
2. Hydrologically-driven ecosystem processes determine the distribution and persistence of ecosystem-specialist predators under climate change(2015). Nature Communication, 6: 7851
3. The MILLENNIA peat cohort model, predicting past, present and future soil carbon budgets and fluxes under changing climates in peatlands(2010). Climate Research (Special Issue: Climate Change and the British Uplands) 45: 207–226 

Professor Henrice Altink

Professor in Modern History

Dept of History

Dr John Slattery

Senior Lecturer

Dept of Chemistry

1. Probing a Ruthenium Coordination Complex at the Ionic Liquid–Vacuum Interface with Reactive-Atom Scattering, X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy, and Time-of-Flight Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry (2020). J. Phys. Chem. C., 382–397
2. Nanosegregation and Structuring in the Bulk and at the Surface of Ionic-Liquid Mixtures(2017). J. Phys. Chem. B., 6002–6020, 
3. Liquid-Crystalline Ionic Liquids as Ordered Reaction Media for the Diels–Alder Reaction(2016). Chem. Eur. J., 16113-16123, 

Professor Peter Ball

Professor of Operations Management, Chair of Operations Management, Director of Business & Community Engagement

School for Business and Society

1. Developing a framework for adopting environmental manufacturing practices: learning from breweries (2020). Production Planning & Control, e-print currently 
2. Enablers for Improving Environmental Performance of Manufacturing Operations(2019). IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management, 66(4), 663-675
3. Industry-Informed Workshops to Develop Graduate Skill Sets in the Circular Economy Using Systems Thinking(2019). Journal of Chemical Education, 96(12), 2959-2967

Dr Ben Lowe

Lecturer in Sustainable Management

School for Business and Society

1. What theories of value (could) underpin our circular futures? (2022 IN PRESS).  Ecological Economics.
2. Estimating the economic value of green water as an approach to foster the virtual green-water trade (2022). Ecological Indicators, 136. 

Sustainable Food

Resilient Ecosystems

Dr Corrado Topi

Senior Research Fellow

SEI-Y

Professor Simon Parker

Professor

Dept of Politics

Reslient Ecosystems

Environement & Health

Dr Alison Dyke

Community Scientist

SEI-Y

Sustainable Food

Dr Sarah West

SEI Centre Director & Senior Research Fellow

SEI-Y 

1. Parenting Science Gang: radical co-creation of research projects led by parents of young children (2020). Research involvement and engagement. 6, 15 p., 9.                         
2. Particulate matter pollution in an informal settlement in Nairobi: using citizen science to make the invisible visible (2020). In: Applied Geography. 114, 12 p.
3. Citizen Science for Quantifying and Reducing Food Loss and Food Waste(2020). Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems. 4, 18 p., 589089

Dr Rachel Pateman

Researcher

SEI-Y 

1. Recruiting and retaining participants in citizen science: what can be learnt from the volunteering literature? (2016) Citizen Science: Theory and Practice, 1
2. The Mental Health Benefits of Purposeful Activities in Public Green Spaces in Urban and Semi-Urban Neighbourhoods: A Mixed-Methods Pilot and Proof of Concept Study (2019). International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 16,  p., 2712
3. The Diversity of Participants in Citizen Science(2021). Citizen Science: Theory and Practice, 6(1), p.9. 

Sustainable Food 

Resilient Ecosystems

Environment & Health 

Professor Jean Grugel

Professor of Development Politics, Director IGDC

Dept of Politics

Dr Terry Dillon

Lecturer

Dept of Chemistry

Dr Joshua Kirshner

Senior Lecturer in Human Geography and Environmental Studies

Dept of Environment & Geography

1. Energy access is needed to maintain health during pandemics (2020). Nature Energy 5(6): 419-421
2. A regime in the making? Examining the geographies of solar PV electricity in southern Africa(2019). Geoforum 103: 114-125. 
3. Energy justice and sustainability transitions in Mozambique(2018). Applied Energy 228: 645-655

Dr David Clayton

Senior Lecturer

Dept of History

Professor Sarah Bridle

Professor of Food, Climate and Society

Dept of Environment & Geography

• Impacts of home cooking methods and appliances on the GHG emissions of food (2020). Nat Food 1, 787–791

• The impact of ultra-processed food on carbon, water and ecological footprints of food in Brazil (2020).  European Journal of Public Health, Volume 30, Issue Supplement_5

• Learning in lockdown: Using the COVID-19 crisis to teach children about food and climate change (2021). Nutrition Bulletin, Volume46, Issue 2

Professor Kevin Cowtan 

Professor

Dept of Chemistry

1. Coverage bias in the HadCRUT4 temperature series and its impact on recent temperature trends (2014). Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society, 140(683), 1935-1944.
2. Assessing recent warming using instrumentally homogeneous sea surface temperature records(2017). Science advances, 3(1), e1601207.
3. Evaluating biases in sea surface temperature records using coastal weather stations(2018). Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society, 144(712), 670-681. 

Dr Jon Ensor

Senior Research Fellow

Dr Kevin Hicks 

Senior Research Fellow

1. Simultaneously mitigating near-term climate change and improving human health and food security (2012). Science (New York, N.Y.).335, 6065, p. 183-189, 7 p. 
2. Development of the Low Emissions Analysis Platform – Integrated Benefits Calculator (LEAP-IBC) tool to assess air quality and climate co-benefits: Application for Bangladesh(2020). Environ Int.
3. Making Brexit Work for the Environment and Livelihoods: Delivering a Stakeholder Informed Vision for Agriculture and Fisheries (2019). People and Nature, Volume1, Issue4, Pages 442-456.

Sustainable Food

Resilient Ecosystems 

Professor Jane Hill

University Research Theme Champion; Professor of Ecology

Dept of Biology 

Resilient Ecosystems

Sustainable Food 

Dr Bipasa Datta 

Lecturer

Dept of Economics

1. Research and Development, Innovations and Sustainability: A Theoretical Perspective (2020). W. Leal Filho et al. (eds.), Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure, Encyclopedia of the UN Sustainable Development Goals; Springer Nature Switzerland.
2. Biodiesel as a feasible petrol fuel replacement: a multidisciplinary overview(2020). Energy and Environmental Science, Vol. 3; 1706 – 1721. 

Resilient Ecosystems

Environment & Health

Professor Lisa Emberson

Professor in Environmental Science

1. Lower air pollution during COVID-19 lock-down: improving models and methods estimating ozone impacts on crops (2020). Phil Trans. R. Soc. 378:20200188
2. Direct and indirect impacts of climate change on wheat yield in the Indo-Gangetic plain in India(2021). J of Ag and Food Res, Volume 4, 100132.
3. Ozone effects on crops and consideration in crop models (2018). European J. of Agronomy 100: 19-34

Resilient Ecosystems 

Sustainable Food

Environment & Health

Professor Roland Gehrels

Professor in Physical Geography,

Head of Dept of Environment & Geography 

1. A pre-industrial sea-level rise hotspot along the Atlantic coast of North America(2020). Geophysical Research Letters.
2. Sea level in space and time: revolutions and inconvenient truths(2015). Journal of Quaternary Science 30, 131-143.
3. When did modern rates of sea-level rise start?(2013). Global and Planetary Change 100, 263-277.

Dr Richard Friend

Senior Lecturer & Associate Professor

Dept of Environment & Geography

Dr Colin McClean

Senior Lecturer 

1. Agri‐environment conservation set‐asides have co‐benefits for connectivity (2020). Ecography, 43: 1435-1447. 
2. Mapping regional risks from climate change for rainfed rice cultivation in India (2017). Agricultural Systems, 156:76-84. 
3. Atmospheric nitrogen deposition explains patterns of plant species loss(2011). Glob Change Biol, 17: 2882-2892. 

Sustainable Food

Resilient Ecosystems

Environment & Health

Dr Kevin Hicks

Senior Research Fellow 

1. Simultaneously mitigating near-term climate change and improving human health and food security (2012). Science (New York, N.Y.).335, 6065, p. 183-189, 7 p.
2. Development of the Low Emissions Analysis Platform – Integrated Benefits Calculator (LEAP-IBC) tool to assess air quality and climate co-benefits: Application for Bangladesh(2020). Environ Int.;145:106155.
3. Making Brexit Work for the Environment and Livelihoods: Delivering a Stakeholder Informed Vision for Agriculture and Fisheries(2019). People and Nature, Vol 1:4, Pages 442-456.

Sustainable Food

Resilient Ecosystems 

Dr Eleni Michalopoulou

Research Associate

SEI-Y, Dept of Environment & Geography 

Resilient Ecosystems

Environment & Health

Papiya Mazumdar

Research Fellow

Dept of Health Sciences 

1. Multiple Shocks, Coping and Welfare Consequences: Natural Disasters and Health Shocks in the Indian Sundarbans (2014).  PLoS ONE 9(8): e105427. 

Dr Sylvia Toet

Senior lecturer in Environmental Biogeochemistry

1. Carbon Dioxide and Methane Flux Response and Recovery From Drought in a Hemiboreal Ombrotrophic Fen (2021). Frontiers in Earth Science, 8.
2. Greenhouse gas emissions from the energy crop oilseed rape (Brassica napus); the role of photosynthetically active radiation in diurnal N2O flux variation(2018). Global Change Biology Bioenergy, 10, 306-3019.
3. How does elevated ozone reduce methane emissions from peatlands?(2017). Science of the Total Environment, 12, 60-71. 

Resilient Ecosystems

Sustainable Food

Environment & Health

Dr Paul Hudson

Lecturer in Environmental Economics

Dept of Environment & Geography

Resiilent Ecosystems

Health & Environment

Professor Lindsay Stringer

YESI Director & Professor in Environment and Development

YESI & Dept of Environment & Geography  

Reslient Ecosystems

Sustainable Food

Environment & Health

Dr Jessica Omukuti

Research Associate

Dept of Environment & Geography 

1. The value of secondary use of data generated by non-governmental organisations for disaster risk management research: evidence from the Caribbean (2021). International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction, 102114.

Dr Jessica Omukuti

Research Associate

Dept of Environment & Geography

1. The value of secondary use of data generated by non-governmental organisations for disaster risk management research: evidence from the Caribbean (2021). International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction, 102114.

Professor Neil Carter

Professor, Deputy Head of Department

Dept of Politics 

Dr Eleanor Jew

Lecturer in Environment and Development 

Dept of Environment & Geography

1. Miombo woodland under threat: Consequences for tree diversity and carbon storage (2016). Forest Ecology and Management, 361, 144-153. 
2. Tobacco cultivation as a driver of land use change and degradation in the miombo woodlands of south-west Tanzania (2017). Land Degradation & Development, 28, 2636-2645. 
3. Farming systems and Conservation Agriculture: Technology, structures and agency in Malawi (2020). Land Use Policy, 95, 104612. 

Sustainable Food

Resilient Ecosystems

Environment & Health 

Dr Stephanie Piper

Associate Lecturer

Dept of Archaeology

1. Hunter-Gatherer Variability: Developing Models for the Northern Coasts (2016). ARCTIC, 69(5), pp.1-14. 

Professor Roland Gehrels 

Professor in Physical Geography,

1. A pre-industrial sea-level rise hotspot along the Atlantic coast of North America (2020). Geophysical Research Letters, Volume47, Issue4, e2019GL085814
2. Sea level in space and time: revolutions and inconvenient truths(2015). Journal of Quaternary Science 30, 131-143.
3. When did modern rates of sea-level rise start?(2013). Global and Planetary Change 100, 263-277. 

Dr Andrew Pomfret

Senior Lecturer

School of Physics, Engineering and Technology

Dr Sabine Marie Clarke

Senior Lecturer in Modern History

Dept of History 

1. Science at the end of empire: Experts and the development of the British Caribbean 1940-62 (2018). (Manchester University Press), open access book
2. Competitive Cooperation and Public Health: VD Control in the British Colony of Trinidad and Tobago During WWII(2020). The Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History 48 (3), pp. 520-546. 

Resilient Ecosystems

Environment & Health

Dr Katherine Brookfield

Lecturer in Human Geography

1. Perspectives on “Novel” Techniques for Designing Age-Friendly Homes and Neighborhoods with Older Adults (2020). International journal of environmental research and public health, 17(5), p.1800.
2. Health impacts of environmental and social interventions designed to increase deprived communities’ access to urban woodlands: A mixed-methods study(2019). Public health research, 7(2), pp.1-172.
3. The uncommon impact of common environmental details on walking in older adults(2017). International journal of environmental research and public health, 14(2), p.190. 

Dr Steve Cinderby

Senior Researcher Leader

1. Transforming urban planning processes and outcomes through creative methods (2021). Ambio. Springer Netherlands: 1–17. 
2. Co-designing Urban Living Solutions to Improve Older People’s Mobility and Well-Being(2018). Journal of Urban Health: 20–22. 
3. Exploring the co-benefits of urban green infrastructure improvements for businesses and workers’ wellbeing(2018). Area 50: 126–135. 

Dr Luisa Huatuco 

Senior Lecturer in Operations Management

School for Business and Society

1. Complexity Transfer in supplier-customer systems. Production Planning and Control (PPC) (2020). Production Planning & Control, 32:9, 747-759.
2. The quest for achieving United Nations Sustainability Development Goals (SDGs): Infrastructure and innovation for Responsible production and consumption(2019).Invited ThinkBox paper, RAUSP Management Journal.
3. Making real progress toward more sustainable societies using decision support models and tools: Introduction to the special volume(2015). Journal of Cleaner Production (JCLP), Vol. 105, pp. 1-13.

Sustainable Food

Resilient Ecosystems 

Dr Philip Garnett

Senior Lecturer in Systems and Organisation

School for Business and Society

1. Vulnerability of the United Kingdom’s Food Supply Chains Exposed by COVID-19(2020). Nature Food 1 (6): 315–18.
2. ActEarly: A City Collaboratory Approach to Early Promotion of Good Health and Wellbeing (2019). Wellcome Open Research 4 (156): 156.
3. Total Systemic Failure?(2018). The Science of the Total Environment 626 (June): 684–88.
4. Insight from the Horsemeat Scandal: Exploring the Consumers’ Opinion of Tweets toward Tesco(2016). Industrial Management & Data Systems 116 (6): 1178–1200. 

Sustainable Food

Resilient Ecosystems

Professor Giacomo de Luca

Professor

Dept of Economics

Dr Colin McClean

Senior Lecturer 

1. Agri‐environment conservation set‐asides have co‐benefits for connectivity (2020). Ecography, 43: 1435-1447. 
2. Mapping regional risks from climate change for rainfed rice cultivation in India(2017). Agricultural Systems, 156:76-84. 
3. Atmospheric nitrogen deposition explains patterns of plant species loss(2011). Glob Change Biol, 17: 2882-2892.

Sustainable Food

Resilient Ecosystems

Environment & Health

Dr Louise Cooke

Lecturer

Dept of Archaeology 

Dr Elva Robinson

Senior Lecturer in Ecology

Dept of Biology

1. Ant colony nest networks adapt to resource disruption (2020). Journal of Animal Ecology 90, 143-152 
2. Keeping invertebrate research ethical in a landscape of shifting public opinion(2019). Methods in Ecology and Evolution 10, 1265-1273 
3. Do non-native conifer plantations provide benefits for a native forest specialist, the wood ant Formica lugubris?(2015).Forest Ecology and Management 357, 22-32 

Dr Colin Beale

Reader in Ecology

Dept of Biology 

1. African elephant poaching rates correlate with local poverty, national corruption and global ivory price (2019). Nature communications 10, no. 1: 1-9.
2. Extinction risk from climate change is reduced by microclimatic buffering(2018). Nature Climate Change 8, no. 8: 713-717.
3. Pyrodiversity interacts with rainfall to increase bird and mammal richness in African savannas(2018). Ecology letters 21, no. 4: 557-567. 

Dr Jonathan Green

Senior Researcher

SEI-Y/Dept of Environment & Geography

1. Linking global drivers of agricultural trade to on-the-ground impacts on biodiversity (2019). PNAS 116 (46) 23202-23208

Sustainable Food

Resilient Ecosystems

Professor Mark Hodson

Professor 

1. Interspecies variation in survival of soil fauna in flooded soil 2021). Applied Soil Ecology 158 103787. 
2. Effect of earthworms on soil physico-hydraulic and chemical properties, herbage production, and wheat growth on arable land converted to ley(2020). Science of the Total Environment 713 136491. 
3. Polyester-derived microfibre impacts on the soil-dwelling earthworm Lumbricus terrestris(2019). Environmental Pollution 251 453-459. 

Professor John Schofield

Director of Studies, Cultural Heritage Management

Dept of Archaeology 

1. ‘COVID waste’ and social media as method: An archaeology of personal protective equipment and its contribution to policy (2021). Antiquity, 95(380), 435-449.
2. Object narratives as a methodology for mitigating marine plastic pollution: Multidisciplinary investigations in Galápagos(2020). Antiquity, 94(373), 228-244. doi:10.15184/aqy.2019.232
3. Basin-scale sources and pathways of microplastic that ends up in the Galápagos Archipelago (2019). Ocean Sci., 15, 1341–1349.

Dr Andrew Pomfret

Senior Lecturer

School of Physics, Engineering and Technology

Dr Bailey House

Lecturer

Resilient Ecosystems

Environment & Health

Cross-cultural studies

Dr Bailey House

Lecturer

Resilient Ecosystems

Environment & Health

Data analysis

Professor Kevin Cowtan

Professor

Dept of Chemistry

1. Coverage bias in the HadCRUT4 temperature series and its impact on recent temperature trends (2014). Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society, 140(683), 1935-1944. 
2. Assessing recent warming using instrumentally homogeneous sea surface temperature records (2017). Science advances, 3(1), e1601207.
3. Evaluating biases in sea surface temperature records using coastal weather stations (2018). Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society, 144(712), 670-681.

Dr Darren Reed

Senior Lecturer

Dept of Sociology 

Professor Jean Grugel

Professor of Development Politics, Director IGDC

Dept of Politics

Dr Alexandra Dias 

Senior Lecturer

School for Business and Society

Dr Darren Reed

Senior Lecturer

Dept of Sociology

Dr Sabine Marie Clarke 

Senior Lecturer in Modern History

1. Science at the end of empire: Experts and the development of the British Caribbean (2018). 1940-62, (Manchester University Press), open access book
2. Competitive Cooperation and Public Health: VD Control in the British Colony of Trinidad and Tobago During WWII(2020). The Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History 48 (3), pp. 520-546. 

Resilient Ecosystems

Environment & Health

Professor Melanie Kreye

Chair in Operations and Supply Chain Management

School for Business & Society

1. Uncertainty driving the dynamic development of inter-organisational relationships in engineering services over time (2022). In: Industrial Marketing Management, 101, pp.33-44;
2. Servitization for consumer products: An empirical exploration of challenges and benefits for supply chain partners (2022). In: International Journal of Operations and Production Management, 41(5), 494-516; doi: 10.1108/IJOPM-07-2020-0439;
3. Does a more complex service offering increase uncertainty in operations?(2019). International Journal of Operations and Production Management, 39(1), pp.75-93

Dr Paul Hudson

Lecturer in Environmental Economics

Dept of Environment & Geography

Resilient Ecosystems

Health & Environment 

Dr Jon Pitchford

Reader

Dept of Biology

Professor Mark Jenner 

Professor of Early Modern History

Dept of History

Professor Mark Hodson

Professor 

Dept of Environment & Geography 

1. Interspecies variation in survival of soil fauna in flooded soil (2021). Applied Soil Ecology 158 103787. Doi.org/10.1016/j.apsoil.2020.103787
2. Effect of earthworms on soil physico-hydraulic and chemical properties, herbage production, and wheat growth on arable land converted to ley(2020). Science of the Total Environment 713 136491. 
3. Polyester-derived microfibre impacts on the soil-dwelling earthworm Lumbricus terrestris(2019). Environmental Pollution 251 453-459. Doi.org/10.1016/j.envpol.2019.05.037 

Resilient Ecosystems

Sustainable Food

Professor Peter Ball

Professor of Operations Management, Chair of Op Man, Director of Business & Community Engagement

School for Business and Society

1. Developing a framework for adopting environmental manufacturing practices: learning from breweries (2020). Production Planning & Control, e-print currently.
2. Enablers for Improving Environmental Performance of Manufacturing Operations (2019). IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management, 66(4), 663-675.
3. Industry-Informed Workshops to Develop Graduate Skill Sets in the Circular Economy Using Systems Thinking (2019). Journal of Chemical Education, 96(12), 2959-2967.

Professor Richard Law

Emeritus Professor 

Depts of Maths, Biology, YCCSA

1. Reconsidering the consequences of selective fisheries (2012). Science 335:1045-1047.

Dr Thorunn Helgason

Senior Lecturer 

Dept of Biology

Professor Matthew Thomas

Honorary Fellow & Professor of Ecological Entomology

Department of Biology

1. Impact and cost-effectiveness of a lethal house lure against malaria transmission in central Côte d'Ivoire: a two-arm, cluster-randomised controlled trial (2021). The Lancet, 397(10276), 805-815.
2. The influence of feeding behaviour and temperature on the capacity of mosquitoes to transmit malaria (2020). Nature ecology & evolution, 4(7), 940-951.
3. Global threat to agriculture from invasive species (2016). Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 113(27), 7575-7579.

Sustainable Food

Resilient Ecosystems

Environment & Health

Professor Piran White

Professor

Department of Environment & Geography

Environment & Health

Resilient Ecosystems 

Economic evaluation

Helen Weatherly

Reader

Centre for Health Economics

1. Economic Evaluation of Environmental Interventions: Reflections on Methodological Challenges and Developments (2018). Int. J. Environ. Res. Public Health, 15(11), 2459.

2. Economic evaluation methods in social care: A scoping review

3. A pharmacoeconomic approach to assessing the costs and benefits of air quality interventions that improve health: a case study (2016). BMJ Open.

Economics of Biodiversity Conservation

Dr Julia Touza

Reader

Dept of Environment & Geography

1. Modelling the effectiveness of collaborative schemes for disease and pest outbreak prevention(2021). Ecological Modelling, 442, 109411.
2. Untangling perceptions around indicators for biodiversity conservation and ecosystem services(2019). Ecosystem Services, 38, p.100952.
3. Public-private partnerships for biosecurity: an opportunity for risk sharing(2018). Journal of Agricultural Economics, 70 (3), 771-788 

Professor Karen Bloor

Professor of Health Economics & Policy, Research Theme Champion for Health & Wellbeing

Dept of Health Sciences

Professor Piran White

Professor

Department of Environment & Geography

Ecosytem services

Dr Andreas Heinemeyer

Associate Professor

1. Peatland carbon stocks and burn history: blanket bog peat core evidence highlights charcoal impacts on peat physical properties and long-term carbon storage (2018). GEO: Geography and Environment 5(2), e00063. 
2. Hydrologically-driven ecosystem processes determine the distribution and persistence of ecosystem-specialist predators under climate change(2015). Nature Communication, 6: 7851. https://doi.org/10.1038/ncomms8851
3. The MILLENNIA peat cohort model, predicting past, present and future soil carbon budgets and fluxes under changing climates in peatlands(2010). Climate Research (Special Issue: Climate Change and the British Uplands) 45: 207–226. 

Dr Lynda Dunlop 

Senior Lecturer in Science Education

Dept of Education

1. The environment and politics in science education – the case of teaching fracking (2021). Cultural Studies in Science Education. 
2. “It’s our future”: Youth and fracking justice in England(2021). Local Environment: The International Journal of Justice and Sustainability , 110-130. https://doi.org/10.1080/13549839.2020.1867837
3. The role of schools and teachers in nurturing and responding to climate crisis activism (2020). Children's Geographies.         

Professor Jun Yuan

Professor 

Dept of Physics

Professor Alistair Lewis

Professor

Dept of Chemistry

Dr Victoria Wells

Professor of Sustainable and Ethical Management 

School for Business and Society

1. Using Values, Beliefs, and Norms to Predict Conserving Behaviors in Organizations (2020). European Management Review, 17(2), 543-558. 
2. Sustainable Luxury Marketing: A synthesis and research agenda(2019). International Journal of Management Reviews, 21(4), 405-426.
3. Examining the effect of an environmental social marketing intervention among university employees (2018). Studies in Higher Education, 43(11), 2104-2120. 

Sustainable Food

Dr Marco Sakai

Lecturer

1. Your money or your life? The carbon-development paradox (2020). Environmental Research Letters, vol. 15, no. 4, 044016. 
2. Thermodynamic Efficiency Gains and their Role as a Key ‘Engine of Economic Growth'(2019). Energies, vol. 12, no. 1, 110. 
3. The UK's emissions and employment footprints: Exploring the trade-offs(2017). Sustainability, vol. 9, no. 7, 1242. 

Dr Joshua Kirshner

Senior Lecturer in Human Geography and Environmental Studies 

Dept of Environment & Geography 

1. Energy access is needed to maintain health during pandemics (2020). Nature Energy 5(6): 419-421. 
2. A regime in the making? Examining the geographies of solar PV electricity in southern Africa(2019). Geoforum 103: 114-125. 
3. Energy justice and sustainability transitions in Mozambique (2018). Applied Energy 228: 645-655.

Professor Melanie Kreye

Chair in Operations and Supply Chain Management

School for Business & Society

1. Uncertainty driving the dynamic development of inter-organisational relationships in engineering services over time (2022). In: Industrial Marketing Management, 101, pp.33-44;
2. Servitization for consumer products: An empirical exploration of challenges and benefits for supply chain partners (2022). In: International Journal of Operations and Production Management, 41(5), 494-516; doi: 10.1108/IJOPM-07-2020-0439;
3. Does a more complex service offering increase uncertainty in operations?(2019). International Journal of Operations and Production Management, 39(1), pp.75-93

Papiya Mazumdar

Research Fellow

Dept of Health Sciences 

1. Multiple Shocks, Coping and Welfare Consequences: Natural Disasters and Health Shocks in the Indian Sundarbans (2014). Plos One. 

Lynda Dunlop 

Senior Lecturer in Science Education

1. The environment and politics in science education – the case of teaching fracking (2021). Cultural Studies in Science Education. 
2. “It’s our future”: Youth and fracking justice in England (2021). Local Environment: The International Journal of Justice and Sustainability , 110-130. 
3. The role of schools and teachers in nurturing and responding to climate crisis activism(2020). Children's Geographies. https://doi.org/10.1080/14733285.2020.1828827 

Professor Neil Bruce

Director of CNAP/Chair of Biotechnology

1. Hemocyanin facilitates lignocellulose digestion by wood-boring marine crustaceans (2018). Nature Communications 9:5125.
2. An ancient family of lytic polysaccharide monooxygenases with roles in arthropod development and biomass digestion(2018). Nature Communications 9:756.
3. Monodehydroascorbate reductase mediates TNT toxicity in plants(2015). Science. 349: 1072-1075.

Professor Mark Freeman

Professor of Finance

School for Business and Society 

1. Climate economics support for the UN climate targets (2020). Nature Climate Change.
2. Discounting disentangled(2018). American Economic Journal: Economic Policy. 10(4), 109-134 doi: 10.1257/pol.20160240
3. Climate sensitivity uncertainty: When is good news bad?(2015) Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A, 373 (2055). 

Dr Jonathan Green

Senior Researcher

SEI-Y/Dept of Enviornment & Geography

1. Linking global drivers of agricultural trade to on-the-ground impacts on biodiversity (2019). PNAS 116 (46) 23202-23208

Sustainable Food

Resilient Ecosystems

Environmental inequality

‌Professor Henrice Altink

Professor in Modern History

Professor Neil Carter

Professor, Deputy Head of Department

Dept of Politics 

Dr Ben Lowe

Lecturer in Sustainable Management

School for Business and Society

1. What theories of value (could) underpin our circular futures? (2022 IN PRESS).  Ecological Economics.
2. Estimating the economic value of green water as an approach to foster the virtual green-water trade (2022). Ecological Indicators, 136. 

Sustainable Food

Resilient Ecosystems

Professor Richard Law 

Emeritus Professor

Depts of Maths, Biology, YCCSA

1. Reconsidering the consequences of selective fisheries (2012). Science 335:1045-1047. DOI:10.1126/science.1214594 Resilient Ecosystems Extreme values

Dr Alexandra Dias 

Senior Lecturer

School for Business and Society

Fair Trade & social enterprise

Professor Bob Doherty

Professor of Marketing, Co-Chair in Agrifood and Principal Investigator of FixOurFood

Dean of the School for Business and Society

1. Disrupting transitions: qualitatively modelling the impact of Covid-19 on UK food and mobility provision (2021). Environmental Innovation and Societal Transitions.Volume 40, September,1-19 
2. The Role of Social Enterprise Hybrid Business Models in Inclusive Value Chain Development(2021). Sustainability, 13 (2): 499. https://www.mdpi.com/2071-1050/13/2/499
3. Vulnerability of the United Kingdom’s food supply chains exposed by COVID-19. Nature Food(2020).

Dr Bryce Stewart

Senior Lecturer / Director for Engagement & Partnerships

Dept of Environment & Geography

1. Making Brexit work for the environment and livelihoods: Delivering a stakeholder informed vision for agriculture and fisheries (2019). People & Nature, 1: 442-456.
2. Marine Conservation Begins at Home: How a Local Community and Protection of a Small Bay Sent Waves of Change Around the UK and Beyond(2020). Frontiers in Marine Science, Vol. 7, Article 76.
3. Metal pollution as a potential threat to shell strength and survival in marine bivalves(2021). Science of the Total Environment, 775: 1430192 

Sustainable Food

 Resilient Ecosystems

Professor Richard Law 

Emeritus Professor

Depts of Maths, Biology, YCCSA

1. Reconsidering the consequences of selective fisheries (2012). Science 335:1045-1047. Resilient Ecosystems Fisheries and rural livelihoods  

Resilient Ecosystems

Dr Richard Friend

Senior Lecturer & Associate Professor

Dept of Environment & Geography

Dr Dimitri (Mitya) Pushkin

Senior Lecturer

Dept of Mathematics

Professor Sarah Bridle

Professor of Food, Climate and Society

Dept of Environment & Geography

1. Impacts of home cooking methods and appliances on the GHG emissions of food (2020). Nat Food 1, 787–791

2. The impact of ultra-processed food on carbon, water and ecological footprints of food in Brazil (2020).  European Journal of Public Health, Volume 30, Issue Supplement_5

3. Learning in lockdown: Using the COVID-19 crisis to teach children about food and climate change (2021). Nutrition Bulletin, Volume46, Issue 2

Dr Maddy Power 

Research Fellow

Dept of Health Sciences

1. '‘We are constantly overdrawn, despite not spending money on anything other than bills and food’: A mixed-methods, participatory study of food and insecurity in the context of income inequality (2021). Journal of Poverty and Social Justice, vol. 29, no. 1, pp. 21-45. 
2. How COVID-19 has exposed inequalities in the UK food system: The case of UK food and poverty(2020). Emerald Open Research, vol. 2, 11. 
3. The incompatibility of system and lifeworld understandings of food insecurity and the provision of food aid in an English city(2018), VOLUNTAS: International Journal of Voluntary and Nonprofit Organizations, vol. 31, pp. 907-922. 

Dr Maddy Power 

Research Fellow

Dept of Health Sciences

1. '‘We are constantly overdrawn, despite not spending money on anything other than bills and food’: A mixed-methods, participatory study of food and insecurity in the context of income inequality (2021). Journal of Poverty and Social Justice, vol. 29, no. 1, pp. 21-45. 
2. How COVID-19 has exposed inequalities in the UK food system: The case of UK food and poverty(2020). Emerald Open Research, vol. 2, 11. 
3. The incompatibility of system and lifeworld understandings of food insecurity and the provision of food aid in an English city(2018), VOLUNTAS: International Journal of Voluntary and Nonprofit Organizations, vol. 31, pp. 907-922. 

Dr Ariadne Kapetanaki

Lecuturer in Marketing

1. Completing the food waste management loop: is there market potential for value-added surplus products (VASP)? (2020). Journal of Cleaner Production, [120435].
2. The Global Syndemic of Obesity, Undernutrition, and Climate Change: The Lancet Commission report (2019). The Lancet, 393(10173), 791-846. 
3. The Socio-Economic Boundaries Shaping Young People's Lunchtime Food Practices on a School Day(2018). Children and Society, 32(3), 195-206. 

Sustainable Food

Environment & Health 

Professor Jeff Jia

Chair Professor of Supply Chain Management

School for Business and Society

Sustainable Food

Dr Ariadne Kapetanaki

Lecuturer in Marketing

School for Business and Society

1. Completing the food waste management loop: is there market potential for value-added surplus products (VASP)? (2020) Journal of Cleaner Production, [120435].
2. The Global Syndemic of Obesity, Undernutrition, and Climate Change: The Lancet Commission report(2019). The Lancet, 393(10173), 791-846. 
3. The Socio-Economic Boundaries Shaping Young People's Lunchtime Food Practices on a School Day(2018). Children and Society, 32(3), 195-206.  

Sustainable Food

 Environment & Health

Dr Simon Croft

Research Fellow

Professor Bob Doherty

Professor of Marketing, Co-Chair in Agrifood and Principal Investigator of FixOurFood

1. Disrupting transitions: qualitatively modelling the impact of Covid-19 on UK food and mobility provision (2021). Environmental Innovation and Societal Transitions. Volume 40, September, 1-19 
2. The Role of Social Enterprise Hybrid Business Models in Inclusive Value Chain Development(2021). Sustainability, 13 (2): 499. 
3. Vulnerability of the United Kingdom’s food supply chains exposed by COVID-19. Nature Food(2020).  

Dr Ulrike Ehgartner

Research Associate

School for Business and Society

1. The discursive framework of sustainability in UK food policy: The marginalised environmental dimension (2022). Journal of Environmental Policy & Planning, 0(0), 1-13. 
2. Discourses of the food retail industry: Changing understandings of ‘the consumer’ and strategies for sustainability (2018). Sustainable Production and Consumption, 16, 154–161. 
3. On the Obsolescence of Human Beings (2017). Sustainable Development. Global Discourse, 7, 66-83. 

Dr Chris West

Deputy Centre Director for Research

SEI-Y

Dr Jon Ensor

Senior Research Fellow

Dr Ariadne Kapetanaki

Lecuturer in Marketing

School for Business and Society

1. Completing the food waste management loop: is there market potential for value-added surplus products (VASP)? (2020). Journal of Cleaner Production, [120435]. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jclepro.2020.120435
2. The Global Syndemic of Obesity, Undernutrition, and Climate Change: The Lancet Commission report(2019). The Lancet, 393(10173), 791-846. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0140-6736(18)32822-8
3. The Socio-Economic Boundaries Shaping Young People's Lunchtime Food Practices on a School Day (2018). Children and Society, 32(3), 195-206. 

Sustainable Food

 Environment & Health

Dr Carolyn Snell

Reader in Social Policy

School for Business and Society

Professor Jacco Thijssen

Professor of Mathematical Finance

School for Business and Society

Dr Andreas Heinemeyer 

Associate Professor

SEI/Dept of Environment & Geography

1. Peatland carbon stocks and burn history: blanket bog peat core evidence highlights charcoal impacts on peat physical properties and long-term carbon storage (2018). GEO: Geography and Environment 5(2), e00063. 
2. Hydrologically-driven ecosystem processes determine the distribution and persistence of ecosystem-specialist predators under climate change(2015). Nature Communication, 6: 7851.
3. The MILLENNIA peat cohort model, predicting past, present and future soil carbon budgets and fluxes under changing climates in peatlands(2010). Climate Research (Special Issue: Climate Change and the British Uplands) 45: 207–226. 

Howard Cambridge

Research Associate 

SEI-Y 

Professor Tony Heron

Professor of International Political Economy

Dept of Politics 

1. . Vulnerability of the United Kingdom’s food supply chains exposed by COVID-19 (2020). Nature: Food, Vol. 1 (2020).
2. A UK-US free trade agreement? Don’t count your (chlorinated) chickens just yet(2020). SPERI Blog.
3. Global Value Chains and the Governance of ‘Embedded’ Commodities (2018). Global Policy, Vol. 9, No. S2 

Sustainable Food

Dr Simon Croft

Research Fellow

SEI-Y

Professor Tony Heron

Professor of International Political Economy

1. Vulnerability of the United Kingdom’s food supply chains exposed by COVID-19 (2020). Nature: Food, Vol. 1 (2020).
2. A UK-US free trade agreement? Don’t count your (chlorinated) chickens just yet(2020). SPERI Blog.
3. Global Value Chains and the Governance of ‘Embedded’ Commodities (2018). Global Policy, Vol. 9, No. S2.

Professor Jean Grugel

Professor of Development Politics, Director IGDC

Dept of Politics

Dr Avtar Matharu

Senior Lecturer and Deputy Director, Green Chemistry Centre of Excellence

1. Unforeseen crystal forms of the natural osmolyte floridoside (2020). Commun. Chem., 3, 128. 
2. A biorefinery strategy for spent industrial ginger waste(2021). J. Hazard. Mater., 401, 123400. 
3. Perspectives on "game changer" global challenges for sustainable 21st century: Plant-based diet, unavoidable food waste biorefining, and circular economy(2020). Sustainability, 12, 1976. 

Resilient Ecosystems

Sustainable Food

 Environment & Health 

Green communications and networks

Dr Hamed Ahmadi

Lecturer

1. Substitutability of Spectrum and Cloud-Based Antennas in Virtualized Wireless Networks (2017). IEEE Wireless Communications, vol. 24, no. 2, pp. 114-120, April 2017.
2. Blockchain-Based Energy Trading in Electric-Vehicle-Enabled Microgrids(2020). IEEE Consumer Electronics Magazine, vol. 9, no. 6, pp. 66-71. (2020).
3. Wireless communication and the pandemic: the story so far. Available online.

Resilient Ecosystems

 Environment & Health 

Dr Sylvia Toet

Senior lecturer in Environmental Biogeochemistry

1. Carbon Dioxide and Methane Flux Response and Recovery From Drought in a Hemiboreal Ombrotrophic Fen (2021). Frontiers in Earth Science, 8.
2. Greenhouse gas emissions from the energy crop oilseed rape (Brassica napus); the role of photosynthetically active radiation in diurnal N2O flux variation(2018). Global Change Biology Bioenergy, 10, 306-3019.
3. How does elevated ozone reduce methane emissions from peatlands?(2017). Science of the Total Environment, 12, 60-71.

Dr Rachel Pateman

Researcher

SEI-Y 

1. Recruiting and retaining participants in citizen science: what can be learnt from the volunteering literature? (2016). Citizen Science: Theory and Practice, 1, pp. 1-10. 
2. The Mental Health Benefits of Purposeful Activities in Public Green Spaces in Urban and Semi-Urban Neighbourhoods: A Mixed-Methods Pilot and Proof of Concept Study (2019). International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 16, p., 2712. 
3. The Diversity of Participants in Citizen Science(2021). Citizen Science: Theory and Practice. In press 

Resilient Ecosystems

Sustainable Food

 Environment & Health 

Professor Jane Hill

University Research Theme Champion; Professor of Ecology

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Resilient Ecosystems

Sustainable Food

Dr Steve Cinderby

Senior Research Leader  

SEI-Y, Dept of Environment & Geography 

1. Transforming urban planning processes and outcomes through creative methods (2021). Ambio. Springer Netherlands: 1–17. 
2. Co-designing Urban Living Solutions to Improve Older People’s Mobility and Well-Being(2018). Journal of Urban Health: 20–22. 
3. Exploring the co-benefits of urban green infrastructure improvements for businesses and workers’ wellbeing(2017). Area 50: 126–135. 

Professor Tim Doran

Professor of Health Policy

Dept of Health Sciences 

Dr Amanda Mason-Jones

Associate Professor in Global Public Health

Dept of Health Sciences 

1. Acculturation, Resilience and the Mental Health of Migrant Youth: A Cross-Country Comparative Study (2018). Public Health 162: 63-70.
2. Structural violence and marginalisation. The sexual and reproductive health experiences of separated young people on the move. A rapid review with relevance to the European humanitarian crisis(2018). Public Health. 158: 156-162.
3. Intimate partner violence in early adolescence: the role of gender, socio-economic factors and the school (2016). South African Medical Journal. 106:5:502-509. 

Professor Kate Pickett

Professor of Epidemiology

Sustainable Food

 Environment & Health 

Dr Daryl Martin

Lecturer

Dept of Sociology

Professor John Schofield 

Director of Studies, Cultural Heritage Management

Dept of Archaeology

1. ‘COVID waste’ and social media as method: An archaeology of personal protective equipment and its contribution to policy (2021). Antiquity, 95(380), 435-449.
2. Object narratives as a methodology for mitigating marine plastic pollution: Multidisciplinary investigations in Galápagos(2020). Antiquity, 94(373), 228-244. 
3.  Basin-scale sources and pathways of microplastic that ends up in the Galápagos Archipelago (2019). Ocean Sci., 15, 1341–1349. 

Resilient Ecosystems

Environment & Health

Historical temperature record

Professor Kevin Cowtan

Professor

1. Coverage bias in the HadCRUT4 temperature series and its impact on recent temperature trends (2014). Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society, 140(683), 1935-1944.
2. Assessing recent warming using instrumentally homogeneous sea surface temperature records(2017). Science advances, 3(1), e1601207.
3. Evaluating biases in sea surface temperature records using coastal weather stations(2018). Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society, 144(712), 670-681. 

Professor Mark Jenner 

Professor of Early Modern History

Professor of Early Modern History

Helen Weatherly

Reader

Centre for Health Economics

1. Economic Evaluation of Environmental Interventions: Reflections on Methodological Challenges and Developments (2018). Int. J. Environ. Res. Public Health, 15(11), 2459.

2. Economic evaluation methods in social care: A scoping review

3. A pharmacoeconomic approach to assessing the costs and benefits of air quality interventions that improve health: a case study (2016). BMJ Open.

Deborah Quilgars

Senior Research Fellow

Deborah Quilgars

Senior Research Fellow

Dr Maria Franco Gavonel

Lecturer in Global Social Policy and International Development

School for Business and Society

1. Urban sustainability and the subjective well-being of migrants: The role of risks, place attachment, and aspirations (2022). Population, Space and Place, Vol 28, Issue 1, e2505, pp 1-14. 
2. The migration-sustainability paradox: Transformations in mobile worlds (2021). Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability, Vol 49, pp 98-109. 
3. Human security of urban migrant populations affected by length of residence and environmental hazards (2021). Journal of Peace Research, Vol 58, Issue 1, pp 50-66. 

Professor Jean Grugel

Professor of Development Politics, Director IGDC

Dept of Politics

Dr Stephanie Piper

Associate Lecturer

Dept of Archaeology

1. Hunter-Gatherer Variability: Developing Models for the Northern Coasts (2016). ARCTIC, 69(5), pp.1-14. 

Professor Nicola Carslaw

Professor in Indoor Air Chemistry

1. Indoor Chemistry (2018). Invited feature article for Environmental Science and Technology, 52, 2419-2428.
2. How do breath and skin emissions impact indoor air chemistry? (2019). Indoor Air, 29, 369-379.
3. Photolysis driven indoor air chemistry following cleaning of hospital wards (2020). Indoor Air, 30, 1241-1255. 

Professor Kate Pickett

Professor of Epidemiology

Dept of Health Sciences

Sustainable Food

Environment & Health

Professor Simon Parker

Professor

Resilient Ecosystems

Environment & Health

Dr Sabine Marie Clarke

Senior Lecturer in Modern History

1. Science at the end of empire: Experts and the development of the British Caribbean, 1940-62 (2018). (Manchester University Press), open access book.
2. Competitive Cooperation and Public Health: VD Control in the British Colony of Trinidad and Tobago During WWII(2020). The Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History 48 (3), pp. 520-546. 

Resilient Ecosystems

Environment & Health

Professor Giacomo de Luca

Professor

Professor Mark Freeman

1. Climate economics support for the UN climate targets (2020). Nature Climate Change. 
2. Discounting disentangled(2018). American Economic Journal: Economic Policy. 10(4), 109-134.
3. Climate sensitivity uncertainty: When is good news bad?(2015). Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A, 373.

Resilient Ecosystems

Environment & Health

Integrated nitrogen management

Dr Kevin Hicks

Senior Research Fellow

1. Simultaneously mitigating near-term climate change and improving human health and food security (2012). Science (New York, N.Y.).335, 6065, p. 183-189, 7 p. 
2. Development of the Low Emissions Analysis Platform – Integrated Benefits Calculator (LEAP-IBC) tool to assess air quality and climate co-benefits: Application for Bangladesh. (2020).  Environ Int.;145:106155  
3. Making Brexit Work for the Environment and Livelihoods: Delivering a Stakeholder Informed Vision for Agriculture and Fisheries(2019).  People and Nature, Volume1, Issue4.

Sustainable Food

Resilient Ecosystems

Dr Richard Friend

Senior Lecturer & Associate Professor

Dept of Environment & Geography

Dr Marco Sakai

Lecturer

1. Your money or your life? The carbon-development paradox (2020), Environmental Research Letters, vol. 15, no. 4, 044016. 
2. Thermodynamic Efficiency Gains and their Role as a Key ‘Engine of Economic Growth’(2019). Energies, vol. 12, no. 1, 110. 
3. The UK's emissions and employment footprints: Exploring the trade-offs (2017). Sustainability, vol. 9, no. 7, 1242. 

Internet communication and technology

Howard Cambridge

Research Associate 

SEI-Y 

Dr Hamed Ahmadi

Lecturer

School of Physics, Engineering and Technology 

1. Substitutability of Spectrum and Cloud-Based Antennas in Virtualized Wireless Networks (2017). IEEE Wireless Communications, vol. 24, no. 2, pp. 114-120, April 2017, doi: 10.1109/MWC.2016.1500303WC.
2. Blockchain-Based Energy Trading in Electric-Vehicle-Enabled Microgrids (2020). IEEE Consumer Electronics Magazine, vol. 9, no. 6, pp. 66-71.
3. Wireless communication and the pandemic: the story so far (2020). . IEEE ComSoc Technology News.

Resilient Ecosystems

Dr John Slattery

Senior lecturer

Dept of Chemistry

1. Probing a Ruthenium Coordination Complex at the Ionic Liquid–Vacuum Interface with Reactive-Atom Scattering, X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy, and Time-of-Flight Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry
   (2020)., J. Phys. Chem. C., 382–397, 
2. Nanosegregation and Structuring in the Bulk and at the Surface of Ionic-Liquid Mixtures(2017). J. Phys. Chem. B., 6002–6020.
3. Liquid-Crystalline Ionic Liquids as Ordered Reaction Media for the Diels–Alder Reaction(2016). Chem. Eur. J., 16113-16123,

Professor Karen Bloor

Professor of Health Economics & Policy, Research Theme Champion for Health & Wellbeing

Dept of Health Sciences

Professor Lindsay Stringer

YESI Director & Professor in Environment and Development

YESI & Dept of Environment & Geography

Resilient Ecosystems

Sustainable Food

Environment & Health

Dr Eleanor Jew

Lecturer in Environment and Development

Dept of Environment & Geography 

1. Miombo woodland under threat: Consequences for tree diversity and carbon storage (2016). Forest Ecology and Management, 361, 144-153. 
2. Tobacco cultivation as a driver of land use change and degradation in the miombo woodlands of south-west Tanzania(2017). Land Degradation & Development, 28, 2636-2645. 
3. Farming systems and Conservation Agriculture: Technology, structures and agency in Malawi(2020). Land Use Policy, 95, 104612. 

Resilient Ecosystems

Sustainable Food

Environment & Health

Dr Kelly Redeker

Lecturer

Dept of Biology 

1. Non-invasive analysis of the soil microbiome: biomonitoring strategies using the volatilome, community analysis and environmental data (2018). Adv. Ecol. Res., 59, 93-132.
2. Development of an efficient glucosinolate extraction method (2017). Plant Methods, 13 (17).
3. Quantifying wind and pressure effects on trace gas fluxes across the soil-atmosphere interface (2015). Biogeosciences, 12, 7423-7434.

Resilient Ecosystems

Sustainable Food

Professor Stuart Bell 

Dean of the Faculty of the Social Sciences

York Law School

Dr Peter Coventry

Senior Lecturer in Health Services Research

Dept of Health Sciences

1. Effect of extreme weather events on mental health: a narrative synthesis and meta-analysis for the UK (2020). International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health . 
2. Psychological and pharmacological interventions for posttraumatic stress disorder and comorbid mental health problems following complex traumatic events: Systematic review and component network meta-analysis (2020). Plos medicine, 17(8), [e1003262].
3. The Mental Health Benefits of Purposeful Activities in Public Green Spaces in Urban and Semi-Urban Neighbourhoods: A Mixed-Methods Pilot and Proof of Concept Study (2019). International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (IJERPH), 16(15), [2712]. 

Environment & Health

Resilient Ecosystems 

Dr Marko Sakai

Lecturer 

Dept of Environment & Geography

1. Your money or your life? The carbon-development paradox (2020). Environmental Research Letters, vol. 15, no. 4, 044016. 
2. Thermodynamic Efficiency Gains and their Role as a Key ‘Engine of Economic Growth’(2019). Energies, vol. 12, no. 1, 110. https://doi.org/10.3390/en12010110
3. The UK's emissions and employment footprints: Exploring the trade-offs (2017). Sustainability, vol. 9, no. 7, 1242. https://doi.org/10.3390/su9071242 

Dr Luisa Huatuco

Senior Lecturer in Operations Management

School for Business and Society

1. Complexity Transfer in supplier-customer systems (2020). Production Planning and Control (PPC). 
2. The quest for achieving United Nations Sustainability Development Goals (SDGs): Infrastructure and innovation for Responsible production and consumption (2019). Invited ThinkBox paper, RAUSP Management Journal. 
3. Making real progress toward more sustainable societies using decision support models and tools: Introduction to the special volume(2015). Journal of Cleaner Production (JCLP), Vol. 105, pp. 1-13.

Dr Bryce Stewart

Senior Lecturer, Director for Engagement & Partnerships 

Dept of Environment & Geography

1. Making Brexit work for the environment and livelihoods: Delivering a stakeholder informed vision for agriculture and fisheries (2019). People & Nature, 1: 442-456.
2. Marine Conservation Begins at Home: How a Local Community and Protection of a Small Bay Sent Waves of Change Around the UK and Beyond(2020). Frontiers in Marine Science, Vol. 7, Article 76 
3. Metal pollution as a potential threat to shell strength and survival in marine bivalves(2021). Science of the Total Environment, 775: 1430192 

Sustainable Food

Resilient Ecosystems

Gustav Delius

Senior Lecturer

Dept of Mathematics

Sustainable Food

Resilient Ecosystems

Professor John Schofield

Director of Studies, Cultural Heritage Management

Dept of Archaeology 

1. ‘COVID waste’ and social media as method: An archaeology of personal protective equipment and its contribution to policy (2021). Antiquity, 95(380), 435-449. 
2. Object narratives as a methodology for mitigating marine plastic pollution: Multidisciplinary investigations in Galápagos(2020). Antiquity, 94(373), 228-244. 
3. Basin-scale sources and pathways of microplastic that ends up in the Galápagos Archipelago(2019). Ocean Sci., 15, 1341–1349.   

Resilient Ecosystems

Environment & Health 

Mathematical biology & ecology 

Dr Jon Pitchford

Reader 

Dept of Biology 

Professor Jacco Thijssen

Professor of Mathematical Finance

School for Business and Society

Dr Pam Hanley

Research Fellow in the York Trials Unit

Dept of Health Sciences 

Dr Peter Coventry

Senior Lecturer in Health Services Research

Dept of Health Sciences

1. Effect of extreme weather events on mental health: a narrative synthesis and meta-analysis for the UK (2020). International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health . 
2. Psychological and pharmacological interventions for posttraumatic stress disorder and comorbid mental health problems following complex traumatic events: Systematic review and component network meta-analysis (2020). Plos medicine, 17(8), [e1003262].
3. The Mental Health Benefits of Purposeful Activities in Public Green Spaces in Urban and Semi-Urban Neighbourhoods: A Mixed-Methods Pilot and Proof of Concept Study (2019). International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (IJERPH), 16(15), [2712]. 

Environment & Health

Resilient Ecosystems

Dr James Moir

Professor of Microbiology

Dept of Biology 

Professor Jacco Thijssen

Professor of Mathematical Finance

School for Business and Society

Katey Valentine

PhD Student

Dept of Environment & Geography  

Dr Maria Franco Gavonel

Lecturer in Global Social Policy and International Development

School for Business and Society

1. Urban sustainability and the subjective well-being of migrants: The role of risks, place attachment, and aspirations (2022). Population, Space and Place, Vol 28, Issue 1, e2505, pp 1-14. 
2. The migration-sustainability paradox: Transformations in mobile worlds (2021). Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability, Vol 49, pp 98-109. 
3. Human security of urban migrant populations affected by length of residence and environmental hazards (2021). Journal of Peace Research, Vol 58, Issue 1, pp 50-66. 

Environment & Health

Professor Simon Parker

Professor

Dept of Politics

Resilient Ecosystems

Environment & Health

Dr Steve Cinderby

Senior Research Leader  

SEI-Y, Dept of Environment & Geography

1. Transforming urban planning processes and outcomes through creative methods (2021). Ambio. Springer Netherlands: 1–17. 
2. Co-designing Urban Living Solutions to Improve Older People’s Mobility and Well-Being(2018). Journal of Urban Health: 20–22.
3. Exploring the co-benefits of urban green infrastructure improvements for businesses and workers’ wellbeing(2018). Area 50: 126–135.

Dr Kelly Redeker

Lecturer

1. Non-invasive analysis of the soil microbiome: biomonitoring strategies using the volatilome, community analysis and environmental data (2018). Adv. Ecol. Res., 59, 93-132.
2. Development of an efficient glucosinolate extraction method(2017). Plant Methods, 13 (17).
3. Quantifying wind and pressure effects on trace gas fluxes across the soil-atmosphere interface (2015). Biogeosciences, 12, 7423-7434. 

Resilient Ecosystems

Sustainable Food 

Dr Andrew Pomfret

Senior Lecturer

School of Physics, Engineering and Technology 

Professor Damian Murphy

Professor of Sound & Music Computing; University Research Champion for Creativity

School of Physics, Engineering and Technology

Dr Steven Johnson

Lecturer, Head of Intelligent Systems and Nano-science Research Group

School of Physics, Engineering and Technology 

Professor Jun Yuan

Professor 

School of Physics, Engineering and Technology

Dr Peter Coventry

Senior Lecturer in Health Services Research

Dept of Health Sciences

1. Effect of extreme weather events on mental health: a narrative synthesis and meta-analysis for the UK (2020). International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health . 
2. Psychological and pharmacological interventions for posttraumatic stress disorder and comorbid mental health problems following complex traumatic events: Systematic review and component network meta-analysis (2020). Plos medicine, 17(8), [e1003262].
3. The Mental Health Benefits of Purposeful Activities in Public Green Spaces in Urban and Semi-Urban Neighbourhoods: A Mixed-Methods Pilot and Proof of Concept Study (2019). International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (IJERPH), 16(15), [2712]. 

Environment & Health

Resilient Ecosystems 

Dr Richard Friend

Senior Lecturer & Associate Professor

Dept of Environment & Geography

Dr Julia Touza

Reader

Dept of Environment & Geography

1. Modelling the effectiveness of collaborative schemes for disease and pest outbreak prevention (2021). Ecological Modelling, 442, 109411.
2. Untangling perceptions around indicators for biodiversity conservation and ecosystem services (2019). Ecosystem Services, 38, p.100952.
3. Public-private partnerships for biosecurity: an opportunity for risk sharing(2018). Journal of Agricultural Economics, 70 (3), 771-788.

Professor Rob Marchant

Professor of Tropical Ecology

Dept of Environment & Geography

1. Drivers and trajectories of land cover change in East Africa: Human and environmental interactions from 6000 years ago to present(2018). Earth-Science Reviews Volume 178, March 2018, Pages 322-378 
2. Views from two mountains: exploring climate change impacts on traditional farming communities of Eastern Africa highlands through participatory scenarios(2019). Sustain Sci 14, 191–203. 
3. Science with society: Evidence-based guidance for best practices in environmental transdisciplinary work(2021). Global Environmental Change, 68, 102240.

Resilient Ecosystems

Sustainable Food 

Dr Paul Mitchell

Professor 

School of Physics, Engineering and Technology 

1. .  Wireless sensor systems for extreme environments: a review (2014). IEEE Sensors Journal, vol. 14(11), pp. 3955-3970.
2. Application of reinforcement learning to medium access control for wireless sensor networks(2015). Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence, vol. 46(A), pp. 23-32.
3. TDA-MAC: TDMA without clock synchronization in underwater acoustic networks(2018). IEEE Access, vol. 6, pp. 1091-1108.

Resilient Ecosystems

 Environment & Health

Dr James Moir

Professor of Microbiology

Dept of Biology

Sustainable Food

Dr Sylvia Toet

Senior lecturer in Environmental Biogeochemistry 

1. Carbon Dioxide and Methane Flux Response and Recovery From Drought in a Hemiboreal Ombrotrophic Fen(2021). Frontiers in Earth Science, 8, 10.3389/feart.2020.562401
2. Greenhouse gas emissions from the energy crop oilseed rape (Brassica napus); the role of photosynthetically active radiation in diurnal N2O flux variation(2018), Global Change Biology Bioenergy, 10, 306-3019.
3. How does elevated ozone reduce methane emissions from peatlands?(2017). Science of the Total Environment, 12, 60-71.

Resilient Ecosystems

 Environment & Health

Sustainable Food

Matthew Evans

Professor of Atmospheric Chemistry

Dr James Chong

Professor

Dept of Biology 

Professor Rob Marchant

Professor of Tropical Ecology

Dept of Environment & Geography

1. Drivers and trajectories of land cover change in East Africa: Human and environmental interactions from 6000 years ago to present(2018). Earth-Science Reviews Volume 178, March 2018, Pages 322-378 
2. Views from two mountains: exploring climate change impacts on traditional farming communities of Eastern Africa highlands through participatory scenarios(2019). Sustain Sci 14, 191–203. 
3. Science with society: Evidence-based guidance for best practices in environmental transdisciplinary work(2021). Global Environmental Change, 68, 102240.

Dr Maddy Power

Research Fellow

Dept of Health Sciences

1. '‘We are constantly overdrawn, despite not spending money on anything other than bills and food’: A mixed-methods, participatory study of food and insecurity in the context of income inequality (2021). Journal of Poverty and Social Justice, vol. 29, no. 1, pp. 21-45. 
2. How COVID-19 has exposed inequalities in the UK food system: The case of UK food and poverty(2020). Emerald Open Research, vol. 2, 11. 
3. The incompatibility of system and lifeworld understandings of food insecurity and the provision of food aid in an English city(2018), VOLUNTAS: International Journal of Voluntary and Nonprofit Organizations, vol. 31, pp. 907-922. 

Dr Thierry Tonon

CNAP ART Lecturer in Algal Biology

Dept of Biology

1. Biomass composition of the golden tide pelagic seaweeds Sargassum fluitans and S. natans (morphotypes I and VIII) to inform valorisation pathways (2021). Science of the Total Environment, 762, 143134.
2. A systematic review of floating and beach landing records of Sargassum beyond the Sargasso Sea (2020). Environmental Research Communications, 2, 122001.
3. The genome of Ectocarpus subulatus – a highly stress-tolerant brown alga (2020). Marine Genomics, 52, 100740. 

Dr Liz Rylott

Senior Researcher and Lecturer

Centre for Novel Agricultural Products, Dept of Biology

1. Phytocat – a bio-derived Ni catalyst for rapid de-polymerization of polystyrene using a synergistic approach (2021). Green Chem., 2021, Advance Article 
2. Using in vivo nickel to direct the pyrolysis of hyperaccumulator plant biomass(2018). Green Chemistry 
3. Towards financially viable phytoextraction and production of plant-based palladium catalysts(2017). Environ Sci Technol

Katey Valentine

PhD student

Dept of Environment and Geography 

Dr Thomas Farmer

Clean Synthesis Technology Platform Leader

Dept of Chemistry 

1. Enzymatic synthesis of lignin derivable pyridine based polyesters for the substitution of petroleum derived plastics (2019), Nature Commun., 10 (1), 1-9, 
2. Post‐polymerization modification of bio‐based polymers: maximizing the high functionality of polymers derived from biomass(2018). Polym. Int., 67 (7), 755-789.
3. New bio-based monomers: tuneable polyester properties using branched diols from biomass(2017). Faraday Discuss., 202, 61-77.

Dr Eleni Michalopoulou

Research Associate

SEI-Y, Dept of Environment & Geography 

Resilient Ecosystems

Environment & Health

Dr Samarthia Thankappan

Senior Lecturer

Department of Environment & Geography

Professor Jean Grugel

Professor of Development Politics, Director IGDC

Dept of Politics

Professor Tony Heron

Professor of International Political Economy

Dept of Politics 

1. Vulnerability of the United Kingdom’s food supply chains exposed by COVID-19 (2020). Nature: Food, Vol. 1 (2020).
2. A UK-US free trade agreement? Don’t count your (chlorinated) chickens just yet(2020). SPERI Blog.
3. Global Value Chains and the Governance of ‘Embedded’ Commodities(2018). Global Policy, Vol. 9, No. S2. 

Dr Liz Rylott

Senior Researcher and Lecturer

Centre for Novel Agricultural Products, Dept of Biology

1. Phytocat – a bio-derived Ni catalyst for rapid de-polymerization of polystyrene using a synergistic approach(2021). Green Chem., 2021, Advance Article 
2. Using in vivo nickel to direct the pyrolysis of hyperaccumulator plant biomass(2018). Green Chemistry 
3. Towards financially viable phytoextraction and production of plant-based palladium catalysts(2017). Environ Sci Technol 

Pollution (Pharmaceuticals, nanomaterials, polymers, degradates)

Professor Alistair Boxall

Professor 

Dept of Environment & Geography

Papiya Mazumdar

Research Fellow

1. Multiple Shocks, Coping and Welfare Consequences: Natural Disasters and Health Shocks in the Indian Sundarbans (2014).Plos One. Environment & Health  Practice and policy on humanitarian interventions in disasters

Practice and policy on humanitarian interventions in disasters

Dr Jo Rose

Lecturer in Humanitarian Response

Dept of Health Sciences

Dr Stephanie Piper

Associate Lecturer

Dept of Archaeology

1. Hunter-Gatherer Variability: Developing Models for the Northern Coasts (2016). ARCTIC, 69(5), pp.1-14. 

Ben Powell

Lecturer in Statistics

Dept of Mathematics

Public & expert understanding of Science

Dr Nik Brown

Professor in sociology

Professor Melanie Kreye

Chair in Operations and Supply Chain Management

School for Business & Society

1. Uncertainty driving the dynamic development of inter-organisational relationships in engineering services over time (2022). In: Industrial Marketing Management, 101, pp.33-44;
2. Servitization for consumer products: An empirical exploration of challenges and benefits for supply chain partners (2022). In: International Journal of Operations and Production Management, 41(5), 494-516; doi: 10.1108/IJOPM-07-2020-0439;
3. Does a more complex service offering increase uncertainty in operations?(2019). International Journal of Operations and Production Management, 39(1), pp.75-93

Resilient Ecosystems

Dr Avtar Matharu

Senior Lecturer and Deputy Director, Green Chemistry Centre of Excellence

Dept of Chemistry 

1. Unforeseen crystal forms of the natural osmolyte floridoside (2020). Commun. Chem., 3, 128. 
2. A biorefinery strategy for spent industrial ginger waste(2021). J. Hazard. Mater., 401, 123400. 
3. Perspectives on "game changer" global challenges for sustainable 21st century: Plant-based diet, unavoidable food waste biorefining, and circular economy(2020). Sustainability, 12, 1976. 

Resilient Ecosystems

Sustainable Food

Dr Bipasa Datta 

Lecturer

Dept of Economics 

1. Research and Development, Innovations and Sustainability: A Theoretical Perspective (2020). W. Leal Filho et al. (eds.), Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure, Encyclopedia of the UN Sustainable Development Goals; Springer Nature Switzerland.
2. Biodiesel as a feasible petrol fuel replacement: a multidisciplinary overview (2020). Energy and Environmental Science, Vol. 3; 1706 – 1721.

Resilient Ecosystems

Environment & Health

‌Professor Henrice Altink

Professor in Modern History

Dept of History 

Dr Richard Friend

Senior Lecturer & Associate Professor

Dept of Environment & Geography

Robust environmental models

Dr Iain Bate

Reader

Dept of Computer Science 

1. An Improved Sensor Calibration with Anomaly Detection and Removal, Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical, Vol. 307, 2019.
2. A self-adaptive fault-tolerant systems for a dependable Wireless Sensor Networks, Design Automation for Embedded Systems, Vol. 18, No. 3, pp. 223-250, 2014. 

Dr Thomas Farmer

Clean Synthesis Technology Platform Leader

Green Chemistry Centre of Excellence, Department of Chemistry 

1. Enzymatic synthesis of lignin derivable pyridine based polyesters for the substitution of petroleum derived plastics (2019), Nature Commun., 10 (1), 1-9, 
2. Post‐polymerization modification of bio‐based polymers: maximizing the high functionality of polymers derived from biomass(2018). Polym. Int., 67 (7), 755-789.
3. New bio-based monomers: tuneable polyester properties using branched diols from biomass(2017). Faraday Discuss., 202, 61-77.

Dr Colin Beale

Reader in Ecology

1. African elephant poaching rates correlate with local poverty, national corruption and global ivory price (2019). Nature communications 10, no. 1: 1-9.
2. Extinction risk from climate change is reduced by microclimatic buffering(2018). Nature Climate Change 8, no. 8: 713-717.
3. Pyrodiversity interacts with rainfall to increase bird and mammal richness in African savannas (2018). Ecology letters 21, no. 4: 557-567. 

Professor Rob Marchant

Professor of Tropical Ecology 

Dept of Environment & Geography 

1. Drivers and trajectories of land cover change in East Africa: Human and environmental interactions from 6000 years ago to present(2018). Earth-Science Reviews Volume 178, March 2018, Pages 322-378 
2. Views from two mountains: exploring climate change impacts on traditional farming communities of Eastern Africa highlands through participatory scenarios(2019). Sustain Sci 14, 191–203. 
3. Science with society: Evidence-based guidance for best practices in environmental transdisciplinary work(2021). Global Environmental Change, 68, 102240.

Resilient ecosystems

Sustainable Food 

Dr Pam Hanley

Research Fellow in the York Trials Unit

Dept of Health Sciences 

Professor Roland Gehrels

Professor in Physical Geography, Head of Dept of Environment & Geography 

Dept of Environment & Geography

1. A pre-industrial sea-level rise hotspot along the Atlantic coast of North America (2020). Geophysical Research Letters.
2. Sea level in space and time: revolutions and inconvenient truths(2015). Journal of Quaternary Science 30, 131-143.
3. When did modern rates of sea-level rise start?(2013). Global and Planetary Change 100, 263-277.

Resilient Ecosystems 

Sensor calibration

Dr Iain Bate

Reader 

Dept of Computer Science

1. An Improved Sensor Calibration with Anomaly Detection and Removal, Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical, Vol. 307, 2019.
2. A self-adaptive fault-tolerant systems for a dependable Wireless Sensor Networks, Design Automation for Embedded Systems, Vol. 18, No. 3, pp. 223-250, 2014. 

Sexual and reproductive health

Dr Amanda Mason-Jones

Associate Professor in Global Public Health

Dept of Health Sciences 

1. Acculturation, Resilience and the Mental Health of Migrant Youth: A Cross-Country Comparative Study (2018). Public Health 162: 63-70.
2. Structural violence and marginalisation. The sexual and reproductive health experiences of separated young people on the move. A rapid review with relevance to the European humanitarian crisis(2018). Public Health. 158: 156-162.
3. Intimate partner violence in early adolescence: the role of gender, socio-economic factors and the school (2016). South African Medical Journal. 106:5:502-509.  

Professor Mark Leake

Chair in Biological Physics, Coordinator Physics of Life Group, Research Champion for Technologies for the Future

Departments of Biology & School of Physics, Engineering and Technology

Dr Gustav Delius

Senior Lecturer

Dept of Mathematics

Sustainable Food

Resilient Ecosystems 

Social care

Helen Weatherly

Reader

Centre for Health Economics

1. Economic Evaluation of Environmental Interventions: Reflections on Methodological Challenges and Developments (2018). Int. J. Environ. Res. Public Health, 15(11), 2459.

2. Economic evaluation methods in social care: A scoping review

3. A pharmacoeconomic approach to assessing the costs and benefits of air quality interventions that improve health: a case study (2016). BMJ Open.

Social insects

Dr Elva Robinson

Senior Lecturer in Ecology

Dept of 
Biology 

1. Ant colony nest networks adapt to resource disruption, Journal of Animal Ecology 90, 143-152 
2. Keeping invertebrate research ethical in a landscape of shifting public opinion(2019), Methods in Ecology and Evolution 10, 1265-1273
3. Do non-native conifer plantations provide benefits for a native forest specialist, the wood ant Formica lugubris? (2015). Forest Ecology and Management 357, 22-32

Dr Bailey House

Lecturer

Dept of Psychology 

Resilient Ecosystems 

Environment & Health 

Dr Philip Linsley

Professor of Accounting & Risk

School for Business and Society

1. North York Moors National Park Authority - measuring health and well-being impact (2018). 

Professor of Accounting & Risk

School for Business and Society

1. North York Moors National Park Authority - measuring health and well-being impact (2018). 

Professor Sarah Bridle

Professor of Food, Climate and Society

Dept of Environment & Geography

• Impacts of home cooking methods and appliances on the GHG emissions of food (2020). Nat Food 1, 787–791

• The impact of ultra-processed food on carbon, water and ecological footprints of food in Brazil (2020).  European Journal of Public Health, Volume 30, Issue Supplement_5

• Learning in lockdown: Using the COVID-19 crisis to teach children about food and climate change (2021). Nutrition Bulletin, Volume46, Issue 2

Dr Nik Brown

Professor in sociology

Dept of Sociology

Research Associate

School for Business and Society

1. The discursive framework of sustainability in UK food policy: The marginalised environmental dimension (2022). Journal of Environmental Policy & Planning, 0(0), 1-13. 
2. Discourses of the food retail industry: Changing understandings of ‘the consumer’ and strategies for sustainability (2018). Sustainable Production and Consumption, 16, 154–161. 
3. On the Obsolescence of Human Beings (2017). Sustainable Development. Global Discourse, 7, 66-83. 

Research Associate

School for Business and Society

1. The discursive framework of sustainability in UK food policy: The marginalised environmental dimension (2022). Journal of Environmental Policy & Planning, 0(0), 1-13. 
2. Discourses of the food retail industry: Changing understandings of ‘the consumer’ and strategies for sustainability (2018). Sustainable Production and Consumption, 16, 154–161. 
3. On the Obsolescence of Human Beings (2017). Sustainable Development. Global Discourse, 7, 66-83. 

Dr Paul Chappell

Research Associate

Dept of Sociology

Dr Dimitri (Mitya) Pushkin

Senior Lecturer

Dept of Mathematics

Dr Thorunn Helgason

Senior Lecturer 

Dept of Biology

1. Long-term fertilization and tillage regimes have limited effects on structuring bacterial and denitrifier communities in a sandy loam UK soil (2021). In: Environmental Microbiology Reports

2. Genetic variation is associated with differences in facilitative and competitive interactions in the Rhizobium leguminosarum species complex (2021). In: Environmental Microbiology Reports

3. A typing scheme for the honeybee pathogen Melissococcus plutonius allows detection of disease transmission events and a study of the distribution of variants (2013). In: Environmental Microbiology Reports, Volume5, Issue4, Pages 525-529

Professor Mark Hodson

Professor

1. Interspecies variation in survival of soil fauna in flooded soil (2021). Applied Soil Ecology 158 103787. Doi.org/10.1016/j.apsoil.2020.103787
2. Effect of earthworms on soil physico-hydraulic and chemical properties, herbage production, and wheat growth on arable land converted to ley(2020). Science of the Total Environment 713 136491. 
3. Polyester-derived microfibre impacts on the soil-dwelling earthworm Lumbricus terrestris(2019). Environmental Pollution 251 453-459. Doi.org/10.1016/j.envpol.2019.05.037 

Resilient Ecosystems

Sustainable Food 

Professor Robin Perutz

Emeritus Professor

Dept of Chemistry 

1. Advances in molecular photocatalytic and electrocatalytic CO2 reduction, (2012). Coordination Chemistry Reviews 256, 2562- 2570. DOI: 
2. Comparison of rhenium-porphyrin dyads for CO2 photoreduction: photocatalytic studies and charge separation dynamics studied by time-resolved IR spectroscopy(2015). Chemical Science 5, 6847-6854.
3. Electrocatalytic Proton Reduction by a Cobalt(III) Hydride Complex with Phosphinopyridine PN Ligands (2020). Inorganic Chemistry 59, 18055-18067. 

Professor Robin Perutz

Emeritus Professor

Dept of Chemistry

1. Advances in molecular photocatalytic and electrocatalytic CO2 reduction, (2012). Coordination Chemistry Reviews 256, 2562- 2570. DOI: 
2. Comparison of rhenium-porphyrin dyads for CO2 photoreduction: photocatalytic studies and charge separation dynamics studied by time-resolved IR spectroscopy(2015). Chemical Science 5, 6847-6854.
3. Electrocatalytic Proton Reduction by a Cobalt(III) Hydride Complex with Phosphinopyridine PN Ligands (2020). Inorganic Chemistry 59, 18055-18067.  

Dr Colin McClean

Senior Lecturer

Dept of Environment and Geography

1. Agri‐environment conservation set‐asides have co‐benefits for connectivity (2020). Ecography, 43: 1435-1447. 
2. Mapping regional risks from climate change for rainfed rice cultivation in India (2017). Agricultural Systems, 156:76-84. 
3. Atmospheric nitrogen deposition explains patterns of plant species loss(2011). Glob Change Biol, 17: 2882-2892. 

Environement & Health

Resilient Ecosystems

Sustainable Food 

Professor Damian Murphy

Professor of Sound & Music Computing; University Research Champion for Creativity

School of Physics, Engineering and Technology

Dr Thorunn Helgason

Senior Lecturer 

Dept of Biology

1. Long-term fertilization and tillage regimes have limited effects on structuring bacterial and denitrifier communities in a sandy loam UK soil (2021). In: Environmental Microbiology Reports

2. Genetic variation is associated with differences in facilitative and competitive interactions in the Rhizobium leguminosarum species complex (2021). In: Environmental Microbiology Reports

3. A typing scheme for the honeybee pathogen Melissococcus plutonius allows detection of disease transmission events and a study of the distribution of variants (2013). In: Environmental Microbiology Reports, Volume5, Issue4, Pages 525-529

Professor Philip Linsley

Professor of Accounting & Risk

1. North York Moors National Park Authority - measuring health and well-being impact

Ben Powell

Lecturer in Statistics

Dept of Mathematics

Dr Jon Pitchford

Reader 

Dept of Biology

Dr Simon Croft

Research Fellow

SEI-Y

Professor Bob Doherty

Professor of Marketing, Co-Chair in Agrifood and Principal Investigator of FixOurFood

School for Business and Society

1. Disrupting transitions: qualitatively modelling the impact of Covid-19 on UK food and mobility provision (2021). Environmental Innovation and Societal Transitions.Volume 40, September,1-19 
2.  The Role of Social Enterprise Hybrid Business Models in Inclusive Value Chain Development(2021). Sustainability, 13 (2): 499. 
3. Vulnerability of the United Kingdom’s food supply chains exposed by COVID-19. Nature Food(2020).  

Professor Jeff Jia 

Chair Professor of Supply Chain Management

School for Business and Society

Dr Corrado Topi

Senior Research Fellow

Dr Chris West

Deputy Centre Director for Research

SEI-Y

Dr Louise Cooke

Lecturer

Dept of Archaeology 

Dr Bipasa Datta 

Lecturer

Dept of Economics 

1. Research and Development, Innovations and Sustainability: A Theoretical Perspective (2020). W. Leal Filho et al. (eds.), Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure, Encyclopedia of the UN Sustainable Development Goals; Springer Nature Switzerland.
2. Biodiesel as a feasible petrol fuel replacement: a multidisciplinary overview(2020). Energy and Environmental Science, Vol. 3; 1706 – 1721. 

Resilient Ecosystems

Environment & Health

Dr Ben Lowe

Lecturer in Sustainable Management

School for Business and Society

1. What theories of value (could) underpin our circular futures? (2022 IN PRESS).  Ecological Economics.
2. Estimating the economic value of green water as an approach to foster the virtual green-water trade (2022). Ecological Indicators, 136.

Sustianable Food

Resilient Ecosystems

Dr Alison Dyke

Community Specialist

SEI-Y

Dr Victoria Wells

Professor of Sustainable and Ethical Management 

School for Business and Society

1. Using Values, Beliefs, and Norms to Predict Conserving Behaviors in Organizations (2020). European Management Review, 17(2), 543-558. 
2. Sustainable Luxury Marketing: A synthesis and research agenda(2019). International Journal of Management Reviews, 21(4), 405-426.
3. Examining the effect of an environmental social marketing intervention among university employees(2018). Studies in Higher Education, 43(11), 2104-2120. 

Dr Jonathan Green

Senior Researcher

SEI-Y 

1. Linking global drivers of agricultural trade to on-the-ground impacts on biodiversity

Sustainable Food

Resilient Ecosystems

Dr Maria Franco Gavonel

Lecturer in Global Social Policy and International Development

School for Business and Society

1. Urban sustainability and the subjective well-being of migrants: The role of risks, place attachment, and aspirations (2022). Population, Space and Place, Vol 28, Issue 1, e2505, pp 1-14. 
2. The migration-sustainability paradox: Transformations in mobile worlds (2021). Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability, Vol 49, pp 98-109. 
3. Human security of urban migrant populations affected by length of residence and environmental hazards (2021). Journal of Peace Research, Vol 58, Issue 1, pp 50-66. 

Environment & Health

Dr Luisa Huatuco

Senior Lecturer in Operations Management

School for Business and Society

1.  Complexity Transfer in supplier-customer systems. Production Planning and Control (PPC) (2020). Production Planning & Control, 32:9, 747-759.
2. The quest for achieving United Nations Sustainability Development Goals (SDGs): Infrastructure and innovation for Responsible production and consumption(2019).Invited ThinkBox paper, RAUSP Management Journal.
3. Making real progress toward more sustainable societies using decision support models and tools: Introduction to the special volume(2015). Journal of Cleaner Production (JCLP), Vol. 105, pp. 1-13. 

Sustainable Food

Resilient Ecosystems

Professor Peter Ball

Professor of Operations Management, Chair of Op Man, Director of Business & Community Engagement

School for Business and Society

1. Developing a framework for adopting environmental manufacturing practices: learning from breweries (2020). Production Planning & Control, e-print currently.
2. Enablers for Improving Environmental Performance of Manufacturing Operations (2019). IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management, 66(4), 663-675.
3. Industry-Informed Workshops to Develop Graduate Skill Sets in the Circular Economy Using Systems Thinking (2019). Journal of Chemical Education, 96(12), 2959-2967. 

Dr John Slattery

Senior lecturer

Dept of Chemistry 

1. Probing a Ruthenium Coordination Complex at the Ionic Liquid–Vacuum Interface with Reactive-Atom Scattering, X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy, and Time-of-Flight Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry (2020). J. Phys. Chem. C., 382–397
2. Nanosegregation and Structuring in the Bulk and at the Surface of Ionic-Liquid Mixtures(2017). J. Phys. Chem. B., 6002–6020, 
3. Liquid-Crystalline Ionic Liquids as Ordered Reaction Media for the Diels–Alder Reaction(2016). Chem. Eur. J., 16113-16123, 

Dr Philip Garnett

Senior Lecturer in Systems and Organisation

School for Business and Society

1. Vulnerability of the United Kingdom’s Food Supply Chains Exposed by COVID-19(2020). Nature Food 1 (6): 315–18.
2. ActEarly: A City Collaboratory Approach to Early Promotion of Good Health and Wellbeing (2019). Wellcome Open Research 4 (156): 156.
3. Total Systemic Failure?(2018). The Science of the Total Environment 626 (June): 684–88.
4. Insight from the Horsemeat Scandal: Exploring the Consumers’ Opinion of Tweets toward Tesco(2016). Industrial Management & Data Systems 116 (6): 1178–1200. 

Sustainable Food

Resilient Ecosystems 

Dr Philip Garnett

Senior Lecturer in Systems and Organisation

School for Business and Society

1. Vulnerability of the United Kingdom’s Food Supply Chains Exposed by COVID-19(2020). Nature Food 1 (6): 315–18.
2. ActEarly: A City Collaboratory Approach to Early Promotion of Good Health and Wellbeing (2019). Wellcome Open Research 4 (156): 156.
3. Total Systemic Failure?(2018). The Science of the Total Environment 626 (June): 684–88.
4. Insight from the Horsemeat Scandal: Exploring the Consumers’ Opinion of Tweets toward Tesco(2016). Industrial Management & Data Systems 116 (6): 1178–1200. 

Sustainable Food

Resilient Ecosystems

Dr Jonathan Green

Senior Researcher

1. Linking global drivers of agricultural trade to on-the-ground impacts on biodiversity (2019). PNAS 116 (46) 23202-23208

Sustainable Food

Resilient Ecosystems

Dr Julia Touza

Reader

Dept of Environment & Geography

1. Modelling the effectiveness of collaborative schemes for disease and pest outbreak prevention (2021). Ecological Modelling, 442, 109411.
2. Untangling perceptions around indicators for biodiversity conservation and ecosystem services(2019). Ecosystem Services, 38, p.100952.
3. Public-private partnerships for biosecurity: an opportunity for risk sharing(2018). Journal of Agricultural Economics, 70 (3), 771-788 

Dr Jonathan Green

Senior Researcher

SEI-Y/Dept of Environment & Geography

1. Linking global drivers of agricultural trade to on-the-ground impacts on biodiversity (2019). PNAS 116 (46) 23202-23208

Sustainable Food

Resilient Ecosystems

Prof Rob Marchant

Professor of Tropical Ecology

Dept of Environment & Geography

1. Drivers and trajectories of land cover change in East Africa: Human and environmental interactions from 6000 years ago to present(2018). Earth-Science Reviews Volume 178, March 2018, Pages 322-378 
2. Views from two mountains: exploring climate change impacts on traditional farming communities of Eastern Africa highlands through participatory scenarios(2019). Sustain Sci 14, 191–203. 
3. Science with society: Evidence-based guidance for best practices in environmental transdisciplinary work(2021). Global Environmental Change, 68, 102240.

Sustainable Food

Resilient Ecosystems

Dr Paul Mitchell

Professor

School of Physics, Engineering and Technology

1. Wireless sensor systems for extreme environments: a review (2014). IEEE Sensors Journal, vol. 14(11), pp. 3955-3970.
2. Application of reinforcement learning to medium access control for wireless sensor networks(2015). Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence, vol. 46(A), pp. 23-32.
3. TDA-MAC: TDMA without clock synchronization in underwater acoustic networks(2018). IEEE Access, vol. 6, pp. 1091-1108.

Environment & Health

Resilient Ecosystems

Dr Katherine Brookfield

Lecturer in Human Geography

1. Perspectives on “Novel” Techniques for Designing Age-Friendly Homes and Neighborhoods with Older Adults (2020). International journal of environmental research and public health, 17(5), p.1800.
2. Health impacts of environmental and social interventions designed to increase deprived communities’ access to urban woodlands: A mixed-methods study(2019). Public health research, 7(2), pp.1-172.
3. The uncommon impact of common environmental details on walking in older adults(2017). International journal of environmental research and public health, 14(2), p.190. 

Dr Richard Friend

Senior Lecturer & Associate Professor

Dept of Environment & Geography

Dr Joshua Kirshner

Senior Lecturer in Human Geography and Environmental Studies

 Dept of Environment & Geography

1. Energy access is needed to maintain health during pandemics (2020). Nature Energy 5(6): 419-421
2. A regime in the making? Examining the geographies of solar PV electricity in southern Africa(2019). Geoforum 103: 114-125. 
3. Energy justice and sustainability transitions in Mozambique(2018). Applied Energy 228: 645-655

Dr Pam Hanley

Research Fellow in the York Trials Unit

Dept of Health Sciences 

Dr Thierry Tonon

CNAP ART Lecturer in Algal Biology

Dept of Biology

1. Biomass composition of the golden tide pelagic seaweeds Sargassum fluitans and S. natans (morphotypes I and VIII) to inform valorisation pathways (2021). Science of the Total Environment, 762, 143134.
2. A systematic review of floating and beach landing records of Sargassum beyond the Sargasso Sea (2020). Environmental Research Communications, 2, 122001.
3. The genome of Ectocarpus subulatus – a highly stress-tolerant brown alga (2020). Marine Genomics, 52, 100740. 

Professor Matthew Thomas

Honorary Fellow & Professor of Ecological Entomology

Department of Biology

1. Impact and cost-effectiveness of a lethal house lure against malaria transmission in central Côte d'Ivoire: a two-arm, cluster-randomised controlled trial (2021). The Lancet, 397(10276), 805-815.
2. The influence of feeding behaviour and temperature on the capacity of mosquitoes to transmit malaria (2020). Nature ecology & evolution, 4(7), 940-951.
3. Global threat to agriculture from invasive species (2016). Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 113(27), 7575-7579.

Resilient Ecosystems

Sustainable Food

Environment & Health

Professor Lisa Emberson

Professor in Environmental Science

SEI-Y, Dept of Environment & Geography

1. Lower air pollution during COVID-19 lock-down: improving models and methods estimating ozone impacts on crops (2020). Phil Trans. R. Soc. 378:20200188
2. Direct and indirect impacts of climate change on wheat yield in the Indo-Gangetic plain in India(2021). J of Ag and Food Res, Volume 4, 100132.
3. Ozone effects on crops and consideration in crop models(2018). European J. of Agronomy 100: 19-34 

Resilient Ecosystems

Sustainable Food

Environment & Health

Dr Amanda Mason-Jones

Associate Professor in Global Public Health

1. Acculturation, Resilience and the Mental Health of Migrant Youth: A Cross-Country Comparative Study (2018). Public Health 162: 63-70.
2. Structural violence and marginalisation. The sexual and reproductive health experiences of separated young people on the move. A rapid review with relevance to the European humanitarian crisis(2018). Public Health. 158: 156-162.
3. Intimate partner violence in early adolescence: the role of gender, socio-economic factors and the school (2016). South African Medical Journal. 106:5:502-509. 

Dr Jo Rose

Lecturer in Humanitarian Response

Dept of Health Sciences

Dr Thomas Dugmore

Associate Lecturer

Dept of Chemistry

1. Life-Cycle Assessment of Microwave-Assisted Pectin Extraction at Pilot Scale (2019). ACS Sustainable Chem. Eng., 7, 5, 5167–5175. 
2. Superior Mesoporosity of Lipid‐Free Spent Coffee Ground Residues(2019). ChemSusChem, 12, 17, 4074-4081.

Resilient Ecosystems

Sustainable Food

Environment & Health

Dr Avtar Matharu

Senior Lecturer and Deputy Director, Green Chemistry Centre of Excellence

Dept of Chemistry 

1. Unforeseen crystal forms of the natural osmolyte floridoside (2020). Commun. Chem., 3, 128. 
2. A biorefinery strategy for spent industrial ginger waste(2021). J. Hazard. Mater., 401, 123400. 
3. Perspectives on "game changer" global challenges for sustainable 21st century: Plant-based diet, unavoidable food waste biorefining, and circular economy(2020). Sustainability, 12, 1976. 

Resilient Ecosystems

Sustainable Food

Environment & Health

Dr James Chong

Professor

Dept of Biology 

Dr Richard Friend

Senior Lecturer & Associate Professor

Dept of Environment & Geography

Dr Rachel Pateman

Researcher

1. Recruiting and retaining participants in citizen science: what can be learnt from the volunteering literature? (2016) Citizen Science: Theory and Practice, 1
2. The Mental Health Benefits of Purposeful Activities in Public Green Spaces in Urban and Semi-Urban Neighbourhoods: A Mixed-Methods Pilot and Proof of Concept Study (2019). International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 16,  p., 271
3. The Diversity of Participants in Citizen Science(2021). Citizen Science: Theory and Practice, 6(1), p.9. 

Resilient Ecosystems

Sustainable Food

Environment & Health

Professor Kate Pickett

Professor of Epidemiology

Dept of Health Sciences 

Sustainable Food

Environment & Health

Professor Piran White

Professor

Department of Environment & Geography

Resilient Ecosystems

Environment & Health

Professor Paul Mitchell

Professor 

1. Wireless sensor systems for extreme environments: a review (2014). IEEE Sensors Journal, vol. 14(11), pp. 3955-3970.
2. Application of reinforcement learning to medium access control for wireless sensor networks(2015). Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence, vol. 46(A), pp. 23-32.
3. TDA-MAC: TDMA without clock synchronization in underwater acoustic networks(2018). IEEE Access, vol. 6, pp. 1091-1108.

Resilient Ecosystems

Environment & Health

Deborah Quilgars

Senior Reseach Fellow

Centre for Housing Policy

Environment & Health

Dr Lynda Dunlop 

Senior Lecturer in Science Education

Dept of Education

1. The environment and politics in science education – the case of teaching fracking (2021). Cultural Studies in Science Education. 
2. “It’s our future”: Youth and fracking justice in England(2021). Local Environment: The International Journal of Justice and Sustainability , 110-130. https://doi.org/10.1080/13549839.2020.1867837
3. The role of schools and teachers in nurturing and responding to climate crisis activism (2020). Children's Geographies.