SUFONAMA academic staff at Bangor University
Andrew Pullin
Through collaboration and funding from UK Government Agencies I established a Centre for Evidence-Based Conservation (CEBC, www.cebc.bangor.ac.uk) in 2003 with the goal of supporting decision making in conservation and environmental management through the production and dissemination of systematic reviews on the effectiveness of management and policy interventions. With support from a wide range of organizations in the environmental and academic sectors the Collaboration for Environmental Evidence (www.environmentalevidence.org), which is coordinated through the CEBC, now acts as both a source of evidence and coordinator of a fast-growing collaborative network undertaking systematic reviews.
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Arne Pommerening
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Christine Cahalan
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Colin Price
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Davey Jones
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David Wright
- An investigation into the potential to grow and use hemp and flax as novel fibre crops for industrial use - view project website - A study of the effects of winter waterlogging on the growth and development of wheat Development of naked barley as a functional food for human use
I am located in Thoday Building, room G19 Link to Prof. Wright's website |
Douglas Godbold
My research interests are root biology and forest ecology.
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Fergus Sinclair
I am located in Thoday Building, room F15a Link to Dr. Sinclair's website
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Gareth Edward-Jones
I am principal investigator of the RELU Rural Economy and Land Use project which is a comparative assessment of nutritional quality of vegetables produced locally and overseas. See Bangor University RELU for more information
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Paul Cross My research Interests are: - Beekeeping as a poverty alleviation tool - Bee morphometrics - Zoonotic disease, with a particular focus on E. coli O157 and the evaluation of interventions. - Choice-based modelling and its application to opinion elicitation. - Estimating disease prevalence rates, illicit or illegal behaviours and drug use through the use of socio-economic methodologies. I am located in Thoday Building, room S1
I am located in Thoday Building, room S1 |
Ian Harris
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James Gibbons
My research interests are: - Application of advanced statistical procedures (model selection, Bayesian modelling, MCMC) to mechanistic environmental science, agriculture and ecological models. - Statistical analysis of experimental data, model development and programming using C++ and R.- Farm level modelling, specifically the economic impact of policy change and effective adaptation to policy change. - Impact and adaptation of agriculture to climatic change, specifically mitigation of greenhouse gas emissions from farming, and farm and catchment level adaptation to water shortage.
I am located in Thoday Building, room F6a. |
John Healey
Applications of community and population ecology to forest management and conservation.
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Mark Rayment
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Mike Hale
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Morag McDonald
I am located in Thoday Building, room G17A. |