Riyoko Shibe is a PhD researcher at the University of Glasgow since 2022. Their project examines life, work and community in Grangemouth, a petrochemical and oil refining town in Scotland, from the 1950s to 2000s, through oral history and archive study. More broadly,...
Andy is an energy and transportation researcher currently pursuing his PhD in aerospace engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Although his primary focus of research is concerned with the airline industry and paths towards its decarbonization...
Serena is a Social Anthropologist currently completing her doctoral studies at the University of Liverpool. Her research focuses on domestic energy practices in the Majority World and, specifically on the health, environmental, and social concerns associated with...
Victoria is a second year Social Anthropology student at the University of St Andrews. She is interested in equitable and accessible community engagement as a pathway toward addressing common goals on both local and global scales.
Vivienne Wild is a Professor in the School of Physics and Astronomy, University of St Andrews. Her research is on the evolution of galaxies, focussing on why some galaxies run out of gas and stop forming stars. She is a member of the Astronomers for Planet Earth...
Léa Weimann is a passionate eco-activist who has organised environmental campaigns in South Africa, Germany, and the UK. She runs her own blog and podcast “Eco-Activist Journeys”. Léa co-organised and led four global climate marches in St Andrews, including the Line...
Dr Ifesinachi Okafor-Yarwood is a lecturer at the University of St. Andrews’ School of Geography & Sustainable Development, in Scotland and a Visiting Research Fellow at the National Defence College’s Institute of Strategic Research and Studies, in Nigeria. Her...
Dr Muhongo is a Tanzanian lawyer and consultant in the energy and extractive industry. He completed his Doctorate at the Centre of Energy Petroleum Mineral Law and Policy at the University of Dundee, where he conducted interdisciplinary comparative research on policy...
I am a former student at St Andrews University where I graduated with a joint degree in Sustainable Development and Social Anthropology. I have a strong personal and academic interest in the relationship between people and nature.
Dr Miles Oglethorpe is President of the International Committee for the Conservation of the Industrial Heritage (TICCIH), and is also Head of Industrial Heritage at Historic Environment Scotland, the national body responsible for the built heritage in Scotland. A...