2026–
PhD thesis title:
What do you want to do?
[supervised by Prof Darren Gröcke]
2025–2029
PhD thesis title:
Landscapes of resilience? Archaeobotanical and stable isotope analysis of archival material from the First Millennium CE in the Anglo-Scottish borders
[supervised by Prof Mike Church (Archaeology), Prof Darren Gröcke, Prof Sarah Semple (Archaeology), Dr Jan Hennissen (British Geological Survey)]
2026–2029
PhD thesis title:
Modern and archaeological soybean crop systems
[supervised by Prof Mike Church (Archaeology), co-supervised by Prof Darren Gröcke (Earth Sciences)]
2025–2026
MScR thesis title:
Soil fungi community distribution on a regenerative farm
[supervised by Prof Darren Gröcke (Earth Sciences) and Dr Jamie Bojko (National Horizons Centre, Teesside University]
2025–2029
PhD thesis title:
Impact of environment and climate change on shallow-water foodwebs in polar ecosystems
[supervised by Prof Lloyd Peck (British Antarctic Survey), co-supervised by Prof Darren Gröcke (Earth Sciences) and Dr Heather Sugden (Dove Marine Lab, Newcastle University)]
2025–2029
PhD thesis title:
How polluted are our modern ports? An eco-bio-geological investigation
[supervised by Prof Darren Gröcke, co-supervised by Dr Jamie Boyko (National Horizon Centre, Teesside University) & Prof Dave Roberts (Geography)]
2025–2029
PhD thesis title:
Managing soil health and nutrient management in present and future farming
[supervised by Prof Darren Gröcke, co-supervised by Prof Mike Church (Archaeology)]
2024–2025
MScR thesis title:
Assessing historical trends in habitat use and feeding ecology of the bottlenose dolphin, Tursiops trucatus
[supervised by Prof Darren Gröcke, co-supervised by Prof James Baldini (Earth Sciences)]
2024–2025
MScR thesis title:
Trace metal uptake in seaweeds
[supervised by Prof Darren Gröcke, co-supervised by Prof Dave Roberts (Geography)]
2024–2025
MScR thesis title:
Nitrogen isotope investigation of the North Yorkshire coast: an annual insight into nitrogen pollution
[supervised by Prof Darren Gröcke, co-supervised by Prof Chris Greenwell (Earth Sciences)]
2024–2025
MScR thesis title:
Biogeochemical assessment of English kelp ecosystems: baseline data for the Environment Agency’s national kelp monitoring programme
Submitted
[supervised by Prof Darren Gröcke, co-supervised by Pip Moore (Newcastle)]
2024–2025
MScR thesis title:
Assessing Pollutant Archives and Biological Responses in Coastal Marine Ecosystems: A Comprehensive Study of the Northeast England Region
[supervised by Prof David Roberts (Geography), co-supervised by Prof Darren Gröcke (Earth Sciences)]
2023–2027
PhD thesis title:
Stable isotopes of polar seaweeds in a changing climate
[supervised by Prof Darren Gröcke, co-supervised by Prof Pip Moore (Newcastle)]
2023–2027
PhD thesis title:
Assessing Maternal and Infant Health Through Stable Isotope Analysis of Auditory Ossicles
[supervised by Prof Rebecca Gowland (Archaeology), and co-supervised by Prof Janet Montgomery (Archaeology), Prof Darren Gröcke, and Prof Julia Beaumont (Bradford)]
2023–2027
PhD thesis title:
Pollution, pathogen, and place: novel applications using sulphur isotopes in (pre-) Industrial England
[supervised by Prof Janet Montgomery (Archaeology), and co-supervised by Prof Darren Gröcke, Prof Rebecca Gowland (Archaeology), Dr Ellen Kendall (Archaeology)]
2021–2025
PhD thesis title:
Dietary Diversity in Early Neolithic Britain: Determining Regional Variation through Stable Isotope Analysis
[supervised by Prof Janet Montgomery (Archaeology), co-supervised by Prof Chris Scarre (Archaeology), and Prof Darren R. Gröcke]
MSci dissertations (2025–2026)
Jess Lewis-Kell: Nutrient transformations from soil to bread: an experimental study using heritage rye grain [co-supervised by Prof Mike Church (Archaeology)]
Millie Snowdon: Ontogenetic shifts in diet of deep-sea squalid sharks: incremental analysis of dorsal fin spines [co-supervised by Dr Daniel Moore (Exeter)]
Undergraduate dissertations (2025–2026)
Amy Bell: nutrient landscape on a regenerative farm
Xavier Gardner: isotopic variation in fruits of the forest
Seth Nisbett: isotope ecology of Dubh Lochan [co-supervised by Prof Chris Harrod, SCENE]
Erika Hewitt: isotope ecology of salmon