| Staff member | Research topics |
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| Dr David Beckingham |
- Moral regulation: drinking and drunkenness (and temperance); historical child protection
- Historical urban governance
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| Professor Doreen Boyd |
- Earth observation for ecosystem services
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| Dr Stephanie Coen |
- Critical health geographies
- Gender and health
- Health behaviour
- Physical activity
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| Dr Martin Danyluk |
- Logistics and infrastructure
- Urbanization and urban politics
- Geographical political economy
- Social and environmental justice
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| Dr Stephen Dugdale |
- Integrating high-resolution remote sensing and modelling approaches for better understanding river processes
- Understanding the drivers and implications of river temperature patterns under a changing climate
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| Dr Richard Field |
- Are ethical pricing schemes a possible mechanism for preventing de-forestation?
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| Professor Giles Foody |
- Accuracy assessment in thematic mapping by remote sensing
- Earth observation for ecosystem services
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| Dr Shaun French |
- Geographies and relationalities of international financial centres
- Geographies of financial exclusion and payday lending
- Geographies of the everyday financial subject
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| Professor Simon Gosling |
- Assessing global water scarcity under scenarios of future climate change
- The impacts of future climate change on heat waves and human health
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| Professor Sarah Hall |
- Geographies of finance
- Geographies of elites
- Cultural economy
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| Professor Mike Heffernan |
- Histories of geography and cartography
- Historical geographies of internationalism
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| Dr Jake Hodder |
- Histories of internationalism
- Race, pan-Africanism and civil rights
- Political geographies of diplomacy and the state
- US historical and political geographies
- Peace and pacifism
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| Professor Sarah Jewitt |
- Sanitation access and priorities
- The influence of access to good/safe school-based sanitation on attendance
- Community-based forest use and management (with particular reference to India)
- Household energy and cooking fuel/technology preferences
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| Dr Matthew Johnson |
- The role of aquatic organisms in altering river processes and channel form
- Monitoring and modelling the environmental condition in rivers, particularly in response to pollutants and/or climate change
- Understanding the environmental information aquatic animals use to interpret and navigate river environments
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| Professor Matt Jones |
- High resolution stable isotope records of climate change from central Turkey
- Data model comparisons in isotope hydrology
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| Professor Stephen Legg |
- Colonial urbanism, especially in South Asia
- Anti-Colonial Nationalism and its geographical expressions
- The geographies of sexuality, in contemporary and historical settings
- The historical geographies of constitutionalism
- Interwar internationalism and its spaces of expression and experience
- Applications of governmentality theory and postcolonial studies to geographical case studies and approaches
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| Professor David Matless |
- Landscape and national identity
- Cultural geographies of the Anthropocene
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| Professor Sarah Metcalfe |
- Modelling impacts of future climate change on UK air quality
- Reconstructing hurricane frequency in the circum-Caribbean
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| Dr Carol Morris |
- Weather watching and weather recording in recent history by amateur meteorologists, enthusiasts and other publics
- Geographies of sustainable diets
- Geographies of rural environmental knowledges
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| Dr Nick Mount |
- The development and application of novel data-driven modelling frameworks for hydrological prediction
- Spatio-temporal analyses of environmental change using spatio-temporal self-organising maps
- Elucidating patterns in space and time using spatio-temporal self-organising maps
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| Dr Susanne Seymour |
- Histories and legacies of transatlantic slavery in rural Britain
- Participatory and collaborative rural environmental governance strategies (particularly in UK)
- Geographies of rural environmental knowledges
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| Professor Matthew Smallman-Raynor |
- Spatial epidemic history
- The historical geography of infectious diseases in 20th century Britain
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| Professor Charles Watkins |
- Woodland history in Britain and Europe
- Nature conservation and rural land management
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