Last update:
8-02-2020
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Postgraduate Students
Paul Ross |
His research concerns climate reconstruction using tree ring-derived data from Scots pine. I am taking a dendroecological approach to explore how variation in a forest's local environment influences climate reconstruction |
Lucie Luecke |
Primary supervisor with Gabi Hegerl.
PhD Title: 'Causes of regional climate variability over the last Millennium' |
Defended PG students
Chris Sargeant |
Primary supervisor was Micheal Singer. His research focused on riparian hydrology and its linkages with the overlying forest ecosystem. Isotopes, isotopes and more isotopes!! PhD Title: 'The application of highly resolved tree-ring isotopes for reconstructing the ecohydrological interactions within riparian forests' Defended November 2017 |
Graham Hambley |
Administrative supervisor since Tim Hill left. His research focusses on looking at the effect of forest-to-bog restoration on GHG fluxes from flow country peatlands using Eddy Covariance PhD Title: 'The effect of forest-to-bog restoration on net ecosystem exchange in The Flow Country peatlands' Defended August 2016 |
Milos Rydval |
Poor Milos is being brainwashed by Rob - another tree-ring fanatic. Funded through the Carnegie Trust to reconstruct past Scottish summer temperatures using tree-rings. This project is part of the wider Scottish Pine Project. PhD Title: 'Dendroclimatic Reconstruction of Late Holocene Summer Temperatures in the Scottish Highlands' Defended November 2015 |
Meritxell Ramírez-Ollé |
I inherited a social scientist as a “temporary” lab rat. Meri is busy getting her teeth into understanding dendrochronology – helping both with lab and fieldwork. Kudos!! PhD Title: 'The Making of Dendroclimatological Knowledge: A Symmetrical Account of Trust and Scepticism in Science' Defended 2015 |
Dr. Cheryl Wood |
Aimed to do the impossible - not only working with tropical wood but playing around with stable isotopes and trace elements as well. PhD Title: Validating Calcium Tracer Based Tree-Ring Dating Method For Tropical Wood Defended 2014 |
Dr. Keziah Stott |
Another imposter in the lab. Keziah is working with the marine mollusc Arctica islandica (L.) to study environmental change in the NE Atlantic region. PhD Title: Assessing Arctica islandica as a proxy for Scottish Marine Climate Change Now a lecturer at Keele University |
MSc students
Duncan Misfud (MSc 2019) |
GeoChemistry student at St Andrews - co-supervised with Eva Stueeken Project title: 'The Use of Dendrochemistry as a Spatio-Temporal Monitoring Tool for NOx Pollution in Malta' |
Laura Mcglynn (MSc 2014) |
MSc at Stockholm University with Dr Björn Gunnarson. She measured maximum density data from two sites in the Cairngorms for comparison with the blue intensity parameter. This project is part of the Scottish Pine Project. |
Terri Fish |
Thesis Title: Dendroecological Studies of Scots Pine in the Glen Affric Region of Scotland |
Undergraduate Students
Alice Booth - (2019) - Can Blue Intensity Improve Temperature Reconstructions for South America?
Peter Seaton - (2019) - Can Bog Pines Be Used To Reconstruct Climate?
Isabel Diane Jacobson - (2019) - Investigating the potential of trees as a dendrochemical proxy for mining pollution
Rhiannon Fox-Rothwell - (2019) - Use of Blue Intensity to Improve Bhutanese Himalayan Temperature Reconstructions
Emily Stewart - (2019) - Investigating 500 Years of North Atlantic Tropical Cyclone Intensity
Emily Reid - (2018) - Evaluating Tree Response in a Warming World
Kate Kitchens - (2018) - Blue Intensity in the American West
Margaux Grandjean - (2018) - Optimisation of the Scottish Climate Archive: Experimentations with Delta Blue
Sam Cukr - (2017) - Is Blue the Future? An Investigation of Blue Intensity in the Canadian Rockies
Olivia O'Brien - (2017) - Investigating the Relationship between Atmospheric CO2 Concentrations and Volcanic Cooling
Sylvie Clarke (2016) - Calcium: A Brand New Palaeoclimate Proxy from Tree-Rings?
Sasha Wood (2016) - Larch blues: Exploring how blue reflectance of Alpine Larch responds to climate
Mattie Dawson (2016) - Climatic and Hydrological Influences on Scots Pine growth on peat bogs, a study from the Inshriach Forest
Lisi Haberbauer (2015) - Dendroclimatological Investigation of white Spruce in the Southwest Yukon Territory
Rebekah Sayer (2015) - A Dendrochemical Analysis Of heavy metals in the Acidic environment of the Closed Río Tinto Mine
Hannah Fawdon (2014) - Exploring the Potential of Blue Intensity in the Yukon: A Dendroclimatic Reconstruction of Summer Temperatures with White Spruce
David Hall (2014) - What is the Relationship between the growth of Scots Pine trees and Climate in the far North-West Scottish Highlands?
Rohit Rao (2013) - The end of Maximum Latewood Density? A reconstruction of summer temperatures in British Columbia using Blue Intensity measurements of Engelmann Spruce rings
Farah Najeeb (2013) - A dendroecological study of the impact of anthropogenic pollution on Oak trees (Quercus robur) in and around the vicinity of Epping Forest, South East England
Laura Martin (2013) - Potential biases of using subfossil material in dendroclimatology
James Dickinson (2012) - A Teak at the Past: An investigation of the dendrochronological potential of Zambezi Teak
Rachel Nugent (2012) - The importance of forest fire in shaping the present day Scots Pine assemblage, in the area of Abernethy Forest, Cairngorms National Park.
Stacey-Anne Averill (2012) - The Management Legacy: A dendrochronological investigation on the impact of management on Scots Pine in Scotland.
Andrew Martin (2012) - The Effect of Drought on Water Source Utilisation and Growth of Two Differently Adapted Riparian Hardwoods, Fraxinus excelsior and Populus nigra, Using Stable Oxygen Isotope Techniques, Rhone Basin, France
Cristina Evans (2012) - Evaluating a Model of Hyporheic Exchange Flow: Using piezometer data, and the growth patterns and isotopic signatures of riparian trees
Hannah Frith (2012) - Did the Little Ice Age Occur in the Spanish Pyrenees?
Gordon Black (2012) - The Dendrochronology of Scots Pine (Pinus Sylvestrus) in the Western Highlands of Scotland.
Dave Stuart (2011) - Climate, Competition or Consumption…… The ‘masting’ phenomenon, what are the controlling factors?
Lauren Witherden (2011) - Dendrochronological Investigations into Slope Processes in the Northern Cairngorms
Rachel Simmonds (2011) - An investigation into rockfall events on Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris) using ring width and blue intensity parameters in the Cairngorms, Scotland
Rosemary Holdsworth (2011) - The Impact of Rhododendron ponticum on Scotland’s Native Oak Trees
Harry Patton (2010) - A Dendroclimatological Investigation of Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris) in the Scottish Highlands
Alex Frith (2009) - Exploring methods of blue intensity in dendrochronology
Milos Rydval (2008) - A dendrochronological study of the impact of industrial sulphate pollution on North Bohemia fir trees
Rowan Jenner (2008) - Violins from Central Europe: A method for identifying the provenance of historical tree-ring data
Laura Begbie (2008) - Dendroecological study of Sitka Spruce in the Scottish Borders in relation to a changing climate
Sam Webster (2007) - Dendrochronological investigations of common Yew (Taxus baccata) in Scotland