Faculty of Earth and Life Sciences

Activities

Activities per year 1997 2008 2009 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2022 2024

• 519 Conference
• 407 Oral presentation
• 379 Workshop, Seminar, or Course
• 256 Invited talk
• 1129 More
  • 230 Editorial activity
  • 157 Publication peer-review
  • 118 Festival or Exhibition
  • 94 Hosting a non-academic visitor
  • 85 Examination
  • 84 Visiting an external academic institution
  • 77 Membership of peer-review college/ panel
  • 76 Hosting an academic visitor
  • 53 Membership of committee
  • 46 Membership of working group or panel
  • 44 Member of professional society
  • 18 Membership of board
  • 14 Contribution to the work of national or international committees and working groups
  • 11 Consultancy
  • 11 Work on advisory panel to industry or government or non-government organisation
  • 7 Supervision
  • 3 CPD delivery/organisation of courses for externals
  • 1 Membership of council

Activities per year

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• Insects as a novel source of dietary protein: Does it have legs?

  Thatcher, R. (Supervisor)

  01 Sept 2023 → 01 Sept 2026

  Activity: Examination › Supervision

• PhD supervision Fabienne Eder

  Pearce, N. (Supervisor)

  2010 → 2013

  Activity: Examination › Supervision

• Supervisor for External Postgraduate Research Student at the Sugarcane Breeding Institute, Coimbatore, India

  Donnison, I. (Supervisor)

  2008

  Activity: Examination › Supervision

• Supervision of External Postgraduate Research Student at Aberdeen University

  Griffith, G. (Supervisor)

  2008

  Activity: Examination › Supervision

• Supervision of External PhD Thesis, University of Hull

  Lamb, H. (Supervisor)

  2008

  Activity: Examination › Supervision

• Supervisor for External Postgraduate Research Student at Aston University

  Donnison, I. (Supervisor)

  2008

  Activity: Examination › Supervision

• Supervisor for External PhD Students, University of Birmingham

  Thorogood, D. (Supervisor)

  2005 → 2009

  Activity: Examination › Supervision