Dr Katie Hart Potapoff (she/her), is a Canadian artist-researcher based in Dundee, Scotland. Her practice research traverses both the materials that comprise our landscape and the materials that provoke the thinking and making responses of the artist. She is curious...
Sunniva is a PhD candidate in Social Psychology at the University of St Andrews. She researches the social psychological barriers to taking climate action. This includes researching the psychological impacts of differing types of climate protest tactics on the general...
Dr. Ted Maclin is an anthropologist and ecologist based in the USA in the rural state of Tennessee. His research is on climate justice and climate industrialization: the development of the electric vehicle industry in formerly rural areas. In his work he investigates...
Since 2009 Tobias Haller is Professor in Social Anthropology at the Institute of Social Anthropology and CDE, University of Bern and lecturer at the ETH Zurich. He studied social anthropology, geography and sociology and made his PhD and Habilitation at the University...
Dr Jessica Hope is a lecturer in Sustainable Development at the University of St Andrews, Scotland. As a political ecologist, she works across critical development studies and geography and researches the underlying knowledges, logics and politics that underpin...
Dr Philippa Lovatt is a Lecturer in Film Studies at the University of St Andrews. Her research focuses on artists’ moving image, sound, eco-criticism, and Southeast Asian independent film and video cultures. She is currently writing a monograph on the politics of...
My research in on the effect of anthropogenic activities on individual marine mammals, and the consequences for populations. I work at the interface between ecology and statistics, linking biological insights and statistical/mathematical modelling to provide an...
Victoria Donovan is the Professor of Ukrainian and East European Studies and Director of Impact in the School of Modern Languages. Her current research explores the visual heritage of industrialization with a focus on Ukraine’s Eastern Donbas region. Placing the...
I am an interdisciplinary academic, focusing cultural landscape dynamics and the relevance of management legacies in contemporary conservation, using environmental history, palaeoecology and participatory social science. This draws on my BSc in botany, MSc in...
Charles Warren graduated with a First Class Geography degree from Oxford University in 1985 before gaining an M.Sc. in Natural Resource Management and a Ph.D in Glaciology, both at the University of Edinburgh. He moved to St Andrews in 1995, initially continuing his...