I worked on the FACE-Underground project, funded by the Natural Environment Research Council, investigating nutrient cycling in a mature temperate forest under long-term elevated CO2. For 5 months, I covered the Postdoctoral responsibilities on the project. I was responsible for organising and implementing all of the extensive experimental procedures, from sampling through to analysis. I developed inventories and timelines for month long experimental campaigns. I also trained and managed interdisciplinary teams of volunteers, PhD students and academics, with varying degrees of experience, to a level of ability necessary to complete project objectives. I also worked on the MEMBRA project, a 3-year research project, which aims to better our understanding of memory in UK treescapes, to improve resilience and adaptation to various stress factors. My role was focussed on managing, advising and providing training on conducting experimental procedures in woodland environments.I am currently writing a research paper for publication based on Ash-dieback related research I conducted in conjunction with the MEMBRA project.

Researched the influence of neighbouring tree species on ash dieback disease severity in ash trees.I am currently writing a research paper on this topic which I intend to publish later in 2023.