Research students
A muddy river in a bigger picture
Two years ago I completed my PhD at Cranfield University. Now, after a postdoc at University of Leeds, I am back at Cranfield working on a NERC-funded project on social-economic-environmental trade-offs in managing the land-river ...
Wood in rivers affects invertebrate community traits
The bed of a river is an important habitat for invertebrates with a diverse range of organisms living within and on the sediment. These invertebrate communities may appear similar at different locations within a river ...
The Fast and the Furious: Nagoya Dissipation
"Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better” ...goes one of many famous quotes by Albert Einstein. We live in a world inhabited by fluids. They are part of everything and anything ...
Why I chose a research degree at Cranfield
Within two years of starting my bachelor’s degree I knew I wanted to pursue a research and academia-based career. The journey that has unfolded through the course of me realising this path has brought me ...
Doing a PhD: the trials and tribulations…
Well, let’s be honest: if you’d asked me if I was interested in doing a PhD four or more years ago I’d have said, "Don’t be mad!" I definitely told people who asked such questions ...