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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.

Clare Connell

School of Life Sciences

Dr Rodrigo Nunes

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

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.

Rabia Perwaiz

MA Curating student, School of Philosophy and Art History, University of Essex

One of our MA Curating students in the School of Philosophy and Art History who is curating the Art Exchange exhibition Lucid Borders from 27 April to 2 June 2023.

Hannah Gibson

Lecturer, University of Essex

Hannah Onslow

Student Administrator, University of Essex

Hannah is Student Administrator in the Department of History, supporting undergraduate students and academic colleagues with all aspects of History’s modules and courses. Hannah also helps organise the Dora Love Prize, an annual Holocaust awareness project for local schools.

Sheri Markose

Professor Melissa Tyler

Professor, EBS - Work and Organisation Studies, University of Essex

Professor Martyna Śliwa

Professor, EBS - Management and Organisation Studies, University of Essex