Owen Greenwood Email & Phone Number

Southampton, GB

Manchester, England, United Kingdom

London, England, United Kingdom

As Assistant Lab Manager for the Faculty of Medicine teaching laboratories, I have a number of responsibilities. These include ensuring equipment is maintained and working, labs are well stocked, and mostly importantly handling requests from teaching fellows. Particular skills I have picked up in this role include cell culture, imaging and a number of.

London, England, United Kingdom

University Of Exeter, Penryn Campus

As Assistant Manager I aid in the logistics and organisation of module practicals, field trips and teaching assistants for the College of Life and Environmental Science at Penryn Campus. This involves timetabling practical sessions and demonstrators, as well as the logistical side of planning the many field trips undertaken by the college. In addition I.

University Of Exeter, Penryn Campus

As Teaching Support I was expected to assist teaching on a range of subjects within life sciences, administer schedules and module budgets, and create and maintain teaching materials and equipment.

Manu Learning Centre, Amazon, Peru

I was scientific and financial director for a student-led research expedition to Manu National Park, Peru. The aim of the project was to investigate the effectiveness of a variety of herpetological survey techniques. My role as scientific director was to research current techniques and develop our methodology based on the region we were working in. As.

Lizard Peninsula

I led a team of four people to survey and compare current and historical floral distributions on the Lizard peninsula. I used these data to determine influence of biogeographical factors in community changes. I developed efficient management strategies and the ability to prioritise within a project.

Tremough Campus

I helped run the students society for Exploration. Previous accomplishments of the Society include the Heart of Borneo Project, Project Kep and Mission Manu. I was scientific director of Mission Manu. All these expeditions were student led and continue to run, with up to 11 expeditions being run through FXpeditions in 2015/2016

Penryn

Working with Professor Kevin Gaston and Dr Rich Inger I researched nocturnal studies found in prominent scientific literature. This involved extensive reading of literature to ascertain which studies were relevant. Data was collected from suitable papers, and I constructed a database of papers and key information on nocturnal studies.

Penryn

I led the ecological side of a cross-discipline study on the changes in floral composition on the Lizard peninsula that have been caused by farming activity, and investigated how to minimise impact. ERICA database records were mapped using R models and GIS raster map overlays, to show changes in floral composition over time.

Tremough Campus

Working for Dr John Hunt I maintained animal stocks, as well as ensuring the lab and equipment was kept to a high standard of cleanliness and safety.

While I was a student at the University of Exeter I studied numerous ecological and conservation based topics, including genetics, population and community ecology, conservation biology and ecology and public perception of science. Alongside my studies I was involved in a plethora of other projects and societies, including the Tremough Scholar award, four.

I was selected from among my year group peers to work on an interdisciplinary team to form a sustainability project. We also discuss various aspects of sustainability with leading scholars. The output from the Tremough Scholar scheme was a very well attended day long conference on the difficulties found in sustainable living, with talks from industry.

Tremough Campus

As part of EcoSoc I helped run many events to promote ecology and conservation, both within the student community, such as plant ID walks, and in the local community, most noticeably through the BioBlitz which is now an annual event at Penryn Campus

University Of Exeter

Through my position on the Bioscience Student Employability Committee I co-ordinated talks from external speakers from a range of potential career paths. In particular I oversaw the logistics of the annual employability day, arranging rooms and timetabling presentations. Additionally I was the technical support for the electronics used, including live.

Matapalo, Costa Rica

I led groups of up to 12 people on 12km walks on Matapalo beach, Costa Rica, to survey for Olive Ridley turtle nests, either to relocate their eggs or collect data on specimen information. This role required exceptional communication and leadership skills, as Olive Ridleys are sensitive animals and so will not nest if disturbed. Additionally there were.

I served customers, cleaned, tended the garden, handled odd jobs and cleaned up after the dog. I was also trusted to run the pub on my own regularly.

Medicine, Pass

This was a two-week intensive course to develop medical science laboratory research techniques. This course covered cell culturing.

Mres In Biological Science - Pt, Ecology, Minor Corrections

The overall aim of my masters is to determine how climate change will affect key floral species of the Lizard peninsula, and to provide a.

Nvq Level 3, Full Body Massage, Pass

Bachelor Of Science (Bsc), Conservation Biology And Ecology

Activities and Societies: Ecological Society, Expedition Society, Yoga and Pilates Club, Biological Sciences Employability Committee.

A Level, Mathematics, Biology, Ict, Psychology