Early experience in presenting research for Ocean and Earth Science teaching fellow
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Teaching Fellow in Marine Biology, Dr Laura Grange, from Ocean and Earth Science has taken part in the 2014 Faculty of Natural and Environmental Sciences Early Career Research and Teaching Fellow Conference at the National Oceanography Centre (NOCS).
This was the conference of its kind for the Faculty of Natural and Environmental Sciences and was organised by Fiona Hibbert, Russel Minns and Helen Lewis.
Laura presented a poster on her work to explore whether evidence of climate change in Arctic fjords can be used to shed light on conditions along the West Antarctic Peninsula. She studied for her PhD at NOCs, then took a postdoctoral research position at the University of Hawai'i at Manoa before returning to Southampton. Ben Ciotti was another one of the teaching fellows from Ocean and Earth Science who presented a poster at the conference. Professor Tim Minshull Head of Ocean and Earth Science was also one of the judges on the day.
The Conference also included talks by young researchers across Chemistry, Biological Sciences and Ocean and Earth Science. Dean Professor Stephen Hawkins commented "Events such as these are an opportunity to celebrate the great work going on; share experiences and perspectives and learn from each other in terms of career development and prospects".
