Last update:
13-01-2012
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Dr. Rob Wilson (Senior Lecturer)
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What can I say -
passionate about trees and what they can tell us about
environmental change.
My main research interests are in the use of tree-rings to reconstructed past climate although I dabble in all forms of dendrochronology. I have also been known to work with historical and coral data. |
Dr. Laura Cunningham (PDRA)
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Despite Rob's best attempts, Laura is still more interested in lake sediments. Laura is a limnologist specialising in diatoms. |
Dr.Coralie Mills
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Coralie's research interests lie in the historic interface between humans and woodland, and in using dendrochronology not solely for heritage dating but also to reconstruct human impact on woodland and landscape, and to use this information to inform future management. |
Cheryl Wood
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Aiming to do the impossible - not only working with tropical wood but stable isotopes as well. She has even been known to dabble in trace elements. PhD Title: An isotope dendrochronology approach to understanding the multi-decadal-scale dynamics of forest-savanna boundaries in the tropics Cheryl is also now a part-time technician through the RELiC project |
