| Lidunka Vočadlo is a Professor of Mineral Physics in the Department of Earth Sciences at UCL. In setting up the Women in Earth Science group, she hopes to encourage more women into Earth Science careers and looks forward to a Department with 50% female academic members of staff. |
| Amy Edgington is the Outreach Leader for the GeoBus, a mobile outreach project run from the UCL Earth Sciences department. |
| Rebecca Radom is a third year Earth Sciences undergraduate student. |
| Beth Neilson is a second year Earth Sciences student with a particular interest in climatology. She is passionate about addressing the gender balance in Earth Sciences at UCL and beyond. |
| Isabelle Hoppe is from Berlin (Germany) and currently in the second year of her BSc in Environmental Geoscience of the Earth Sciences Department here at UCL. Apart from her fascination with the environmental world, she enjoys cooking, running, museum visits and travel! |
| Lauren Cox is a PhD student at Birkbeck and UCL and her main interest is in Volcanology. In her research she is building analogue models to investigate the relationship between seismicity and melt fraction in volcanic settings. Outside of Earth Sciences, she volunteers for an animal welfare organisation and spends a lot of her free time entertaining her two cats. |
Alessia Barbieri is a 2nd year Geology student. She loves collecting rocks during hikes and has one for every place she’s been. Arts are her second passion and recently re-discovered of baking to help her cope with the new 2020 reality. |
| Maria Khokhar is in her 3rd year at UCL studying Earth Sciences. Her particular field of interest is in Palaeontology and Climate studies. Working on the WIES team since 1st year on the social media team has been very rewarding and is a great way to reach more people and encourage inclusion in the department. Outside Earth Science, Maria is President of the UCL Music Society and thoroughly enjoys Opera! |
| Gillian Cheong is a third year MSci Environmental Geosciences student from Singapore. She is actively exploring and cultivating her fields of interest, which broadly include mineralogy and sea level change. |
| Mims Cast is a landscape photographer with a particular interest in sedimentary rocks and coastlines. |
| Kelly Veneti is a first year Geology undergraduate. She has always been very interested in volcanoes, but is also passionate about gender equality. |
| Britney Assam is a 2nd Year Geology student who enjoys sailing in her free time. |
| Bridget Wade is a Professor of Micropalaeontology in the Department of Earth Sciences at UCL. In her spare time, she enjoys jive dancing. |
| Evangelia Tripoliti is a 2nd year PhD student, funded by the London NERC DTP, studying the crystallography of mantle transition zone silicates. |
| El Clarson is a 2nd year BSc Earth Science student and happy to be part of the WiES community, informing and developing the ideas around women in science through social media and research, as well as meeting new people that she otherwise wouldn't connect with. |
| Lily Moore is a PhD student at Birkbeck/UCL studying volcanic collapse. Outside of science she likes exploring the outdoors, art and theatre and more recently is enjoying attempting to grow her own vegetables. |
| Amy Perrio is a 2nd year MSci Earth Science student at UCL with a passion for astrobiology and climate science. Her other passions include gender equality and diversity in STEM alongside animal welfare and sustainability. |
| Sudeshna Basu is a Lecturer (Teaching) in Chemical Engineering and Senior Research Associate in Earth Sciences at UCL. She enjoys Indian classical dancing, a hobby since age five. |
| Emma Liu is a Lecturer in Earth Sciences at UCL. Her research specialism is volcanology, in which she is developing new drone-based strategies for volcano monitoring applications. When not volcano-bothering, Emma enjoys teaching studio fitness classes and escaping to the mountains for wild hikes and climbs. |
| Verónica Ponz Grasa is a 1st-year Environmental GeoScience student. Fascinated by nature and the environment, visual art and fashion are a few of her other passions. In WiES, she focusses on promoting the work of women in Earth Sciences and giving it visibility through social media. |
| Lara Bogart is a researcher in nanomagnetic materials and is especially interested in the link between the structural properties and magnetic response of the iron oxides. She is currently working in the Earth Sciences department as a financial administrator assistant and in her spare time she likes to pratise her calligraphy and loves to bake. |
| Anouk Yim is a 1st Year Environmental GeoScience student. She is really interested in our planet and its environment and climate change. |
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| Fang Xu is a post-doc of Experimental Mineral Physics in the Department of Earth Sciences at UCL. With studying/working experience in China, Japan, and France, she is interested in the effective steps which the goverment and school could take to support female scientists. |
| Anna Joy Drury is a Marie Skłodowska Curie Research Fellow in the department and is looking at past climate changes. In her spare time, she enjoys most thing involving water or being outdoors. |
| Rong Huang is a postdoc of mineral physics in Earth Sciences at UCL and is looking forward to more opportunities for women in science. |
Lucia Andreuttiova is a 3rd year PhD student at UCL Earth Sciences studying earthquakes. To understand surface ruptures, I use a variety of techniques such as geodesy, geochronology, and fracture mapping. I am hoping that my research will improve our understanding of the earthquake hazard and contribute to the catalogue of the characterised earthquakes. When I'm not doing science, I enjoy long cycle rides and hikes. |
| Cassius Morrison is a PhD Research student in Vertebrate Palaeontology focusing on the Palaeoneurology and Palaeo ecology of British Theropod dinosaurs. In industry, he has started, developed and participated in numerous Equality, Diversity and Inclusion initiatives and movements for all protected characteristics. |
| Laura Pozzi is an Environmental Geoscience student and is driven by her passion for nature and the environment. |
| Chloé Monty is a second year MSci Earth Sciences student from Canada. She is interested in climate science and the cryosphere. |
| Katie McFall is a Lecturer in Earth Sciences at UCL. She works closely with mining companies to help find sustainable supplies of metals for green technology. When not looking at rocks Katie enjoys hiking, knitting and reading trashy sci-fi novels. |
| Clara Roeskau is a UCL Natural Sciences student interested in all things ecology and palaeontology. Outside of uni, she has been trying her best to discover all of London, to read as much as possible and to grow herbs and flowers (rather successfully at the moment). |
| Cecily Nicholl is a PhD student at UCL with a specialisation in Palaeontology. For her research, she travels to museums around the world to look at fossils of ancient crocodylomorphs, and occasionally gets to help dig them out of the ground too! In her spare time, she enjoys being outdoors and cooking. |
| Eunice Wong is a BSc Earth Sciences student from Hong Kong. She is passionate at learning a lot of different things and wanted to help deal with climate change. She found climate science, geophysics, geochronology and statistics interesting. |
| Princess Aira Buma-at is a Geology MSci student with an interest in palaeontology and geobiology. I am particularly interested in the Precambrian and the evolution of Earth's earliest animals. I love going on fossil hunting trips and I enjoy volunteering for ZSL and NHM. |
| Indrani Roy is an honorary Associate Professor in the Earth Sciences Department and has a wealth of experience in the field of Climate Science and related areas. Since receiving her Ph.D. from Imperial College London she has worked in various research institutions including Imperial College and University of Exeter among others. She also previously worked for the India Meteorological Department for 12 years. She has 40 first or single-authored publications on the Web of Science and much of her research is multidisciplinary in nature and address pressing issues of the current day science and society. |
| Ziqi Ma is a first year PhD student at UCL Earth Sciences studying geodynamics. To investigate the interaction between the rising plume and lithosphere, I use numerical modeling to test the influences of different parameters on plume-lithosphere interaction. In my spare time, I enjoy badminton, going to the gym, and outdoors hiking. |
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