Peter King

I am a Research Fellow (Institute for Transport Studies, University of Leeds) working on the INFUZE project. I'm a methodologist interested in survey methods in general, and choice experiments/modelling in particular. 

Prior to this role, I was a postdoc on the DRUID project. My work covered (a) the value of pest regulation provided by natural enemy species i.e., here, and (b) monetary and non-monetary valuation of cultural ecosystem services provided by insects i.e., here. I have also worked on the ERC-funded RELATE project investigating preferences for woodland biodiversity at the Durrell Institute of Conservation and Ecology, University of Kent (2021 - 23). I completed my PhD in Economics at the University of Bath (2018 - 21). 

I am interested in the design and analysis of survey methods, in particular, choice modelling, and causal methods. I also work in economic valuation. I am also Fellow of Advance HE, previously Associate Fellow, and I have experience in the design/delivery/assessment of UG/PG learners with supervision experience of PGT/PhD students. My teaching uses narrative pedagogy and problem-based learning.