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Dr Ella Jeffries

Lecturer, University of Essex

Dr Ella Jeffries is a lecturer in the Department of Language and Linguistics and is interested in sociolinguistics, with a particular focus on regional accent variation.

Dr Rodrigo Nunes

Senior Lecturer in Political Theory and Organisation, Essex Business School, University of Essex

Clare Connell

School of Life Sciences

Dr Anna Sturrock

School of Life Sciences, University of Essex

Anna Sturrock is an aquatic ecologist with a particular interest in fish ecology, conservation and management. Anna primarily uses natural chemical tracers in fish tissues to reconstruct the migration patterns, phenology, physiology and trophic ecology of vulnerable and commercial species. The resulting datasets provide unique insights into the behaviours and habitat needs of fish in natural settings, allowing us to better predict how climate change and other stressors will affect their evolution and resilience. By revealing the critical habitats supporting fisheries and identifying the factors influencing trait success we can design more targeted management measures to protect critical ecosystem services during this period of unprecedented global change.

Ankit Mehrotra

BEng Computers and Telecommunications Engineering graduate, University of Essex

Filip Kostelka

Lecturer, Department of Government, University of Essex

Professor Jeremy Krikler

Department of History, University of Essex

Professor Krikler took his Honours degree at the University of Cape Town and his doctorate at Oxford. Research into the South African rural world led to Revolution from Above, Rebellion from Below, a book on agrarian struggle and transformation in that country. Publications after that focused on racial fears and violence, and the history of the white working class in South Africa. These studies culminated in the publication of White Rising (published in paperback as The Rand Revolt).. Professor Krikler then turned to work on the British slave trade with a special focus on the notorious slave ship Zong. The research and articles on this fed into a wholly new dimension to his work: the translation of historical research into dramatic and creative form. This led to the production and publication of his play, 'A Peril of the Sea'. His present project is a book, commissioned by Penguin/Random House, reinterpreting that key colonial conflict, the South African (or 'Boer') War of 1899-1902.

Asja Karanusic

Student Frontrunner Plus, University of Essex

Asja Karanusic

Professor Pawan Adhikari

Professor of Accounting, Essex Business School, University of Essex