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Appointments
| 2002 -
present |
Royal Society
University Research Fellow, University of Sheffield. |
| 1996 -
2002 |
Post-Doc,
University of Sheffield |
Professional Service
| 2004 - present |
Organiser of Departmental Seminar Series with Jens Rolff. |
| 2004 - present |
External examiner PhD King’s College London, University of London
External examiner MSc Rhodes University
Internal examiner PhD University of Sheffield |
| 2005 |
Biological Sciences Panel for Royal Society
Summer Studentships. |
Public Understanding of Science
My research has been reported to a wider audience via:
- A lecture to the Botanical Society of Scotland at the Royal Botanic Gardens in Edinburgh (Nov 2006)
- A Darwin Centre Live event at the Natural
History Museum in London (Oct 2003)
- A radio interview for the BBC World Service
programme Science in Action (March 2001)
Reports of my work have also appeared in news media across the world:
- Plants breathed easier - National Geographic Magazine (Oct 2005)
- Carbon drop triggered big leaves - BBC Wildlife Magazine 'Discoveries' (Sept 2004)
- How plants evolved big broad leaves - New Scientist (July 2004)
- Declining CO2 made way for leaves - Science News interviews and reports by:
- Die Zeit (German National Newspaper)
- Spanish International News Wire Agencia EFE
- Folha de Sao Paulo (Brazilian national newspaper)
- The Dallas Morning News
- (all July 2004)
- Antarctic Scott's lasting legacy - BBC News Online (Oct 2003)
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