About
I am an interdisciplinary researcher who works across the boundaries of agroecology, biology, and social science in order to identify win-wins for sustainable food systems. My interests lie in identifying, understanding, and overcoming barriers to uptake of these win-wins, and covers the full food system, from production to consumption.
In relation to CEEDS more specifically, I am interested in understanding how data science can be integrated into food systems research in order to produce more sustainable production systems, environmental outcomes, and dietary choices. My first postdoc in Food Security was based in the Computing Science and Mathematics department at Stirling University, where, among other things, I engaged with researchers working with big data, serious games, and complex mathematical modelling of climate change impacts on biodiversity.
In relation to CEEDS more specifically, I am interested in understanding how data science can be integrated into food systems research in order to produce more sustainable production systems, environmental outcomes, and dietary choices. My first postdoc in Food Security was based in the Computing Science and Mathematics department at Stirling University, where, among other things, I engaged with researchers working with big data, serious games, and complex mathematical modelling of climate change impacts on biodiversity.
Organisation
LU - Lancaster Environment Centre
Role
Member (Staff)