PhD students

Current PhD students

• Andrew Gray (2011 start)
  Microbially-mediated sulphide oxidation in Arctic terrestrial sediments
• Samuel Valdes Lopez (2011 start)
  Urban contaminant transfer dynamics in the River Don, South Yorkshire
• Krystyna Koziol (2010 start)
  Provenance, Composition and Fate of Organic Carbon on an Arctic Glacier
• Harry Langford (2008 start)
  Biogeochemistry and microstructure of surface debris on polar glaciers
• Joseph Cook (2008 start)
  Thermodynamic feedbacks in cryoconite ecosystems upon Svalbard glaciers and the Greenland Ice Sheet
• Aga Nowak-Zwierz (2008 start)
  Biogeochemistry of meltwater in the High Arctic with an emphasis on N species: A nested catchment approach
• Arif Ansari (2008 start)
  Nitrogen biogeochemistry in a High Arctic glacial watershed: an investigation with isotopic tracers and solute chemistry

Former PhD students

• Nils Ohlanders (2011)
  Hydrologic controls upon carbon dynamics in small sub-Arctic catchments
• Hazel Sinclair (2011)
  Colloid facilitated transport as a mechanism for phosphorus delivery to receiving waters
• Claire Plant (2010)
  Organic biogeochemistry of an Arctic, glacier-fed river: Abisko, Northern Sweden
• Karen Cameron (2010)
  Microbial Ecology and Biogeochemistry of Glacial Aquatic Ecosystems
• Tristram Irvine-Fynn (2008)
  Modelling runoff from the maritime Arctic cryosphere: water storage and routing at Midtre Lovénbreen
• Peter Wynn (2005)
  Isotopic and chemical tracers of nutrient pathways in Arctic glacier basins
• Paul Mumford (2003)
  Nutrient transport in glaciated and frozen ground in the Norwegian High Arctic
• Nicola Gamble (2001)
  GPR techniques for studying hydrological systems in temperate and polythermal glaciers
• Chris Stokes (2000)
  Ice stream model validation using earth observation