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Environmental Science

Environment and culture

University of Reading

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Location
Reading, United Kingdom
Funding
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Multi-disciplinary and staff groups

A selection of multi-disciplinary groups and staff networks exist for ECRs to join!

Group | Contact

Landscapes Research group (University-wide) | Dr Tom Breeze

Global Development Group | Associate Professor Alex Arnall

Soil Biogeochemistry | Professor Tom Sizmur

School of Agriculture, Policy and Development's Agroforestry group | Dr Tom Breeze

Reading Latin American and Caribbean (RLAC) group | RLAC website

Artificial Intelligence Group | Nick Gurr

Research Software Engineering | Paul Heaton

LGBTQIA+ network | Ruvi Ziegler

Parent & Family Network | MS Teams site

Women@Reading network | MS Teams site

Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) group | Aleiah Potter & Hong Yang

Staff Disability Network | Co-chaired by Yota Dimitriadi

Sustainability

Conferences

Awards were presented to early career researchers following talk and poster competitions at 2024's Early Career Researcher (ECR) Conference. Our early career research community came together for an inspiring afternoon hearing about the range of research going on at Reading and the unexpected career journeys of a range of senior researchers, both in academia and industry, including Dr Fiona Marston, Royal Society Entrepreneur in Residence.

Find out about the Early Career Researcher Conference 2024 competition winners .

  • Competition winner Dr James Ryalls with Pro Vice Chancellor for Research and Innovation, Prof. Parveen Yaqoob.
  • Dr Fiona Marston, Royal Society Entrepreneur in Residence.
  • Competition winners, Dr Tom Statton and Juliette Waterman with Pro Vice Chancellor for Research and Innovation, Prof. Parveen Yaqoob.
  • Senior researchers sharing their academic journeys.

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Research areas

Environmental ScienceEnvironmental scienceCultural StudiesScience

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