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Dr Clara Benavent Celma

Dr Clara Benavent Celma is a Research Scientist in the Environmental and Biochemical Sciences Department. She was awarded her PhD

Sara Trojahn

Biogeochemist working on nutrient management, transport and transformation in terrestrial and freshwater systems and the interlinking riparian zone.

Urmi Ghosh

Urmi is a Digital Mineralogist in the Environmental and Biochemical Sciences group with a keen interest in various fields of Earth Sciences. She did her Ph.D. from the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kharagpur (2022), completed her master's degree in Geology from IIT Bhubaneswar, and a bachelor's degree in Geology (Hons.) from Presidency University, Kolkata.

Jianyu CHEN

Jianyu Chen is a researcher in People-Environment studies and Behavioural Modelling in the Department of Social, Economic and Geographical Sciences (SEGS) at the James Hutton Institute (Aberdeen) since late 2022.

Katy Joyce

Katy is a Research Assistant in the Social Economic and Geographical Sciences Department (SEGS) working in Environmental Governance. Her projects

Niamh Mahon

Niamh Mahon is an environmental social scientist, with an interdisciplinary background, working in the Social, Economic and Geographical Sciences (SEGS) group at the James Hutton Institute. Niamh is interested in stakeholders’, and in particular farmers’ practices, and their perspectives and understandings of sustainability in farming and the wider food system. 

Leonie Schulz

Environmental social scientist employing a range of social science and environmental research methods, including questionnaire surveys, interviews, social media research and participatory

Nick Roxburgh

Nick Roxburgh joined the James Hutton Institute as a Social Systems Simulation Modeller in 2021. He specialises in developing agent-based models of social and socio-environmental systems, with a particular focus at present on agriculture, food value chains, global food trade, and rural economies.