Laura Taylor
PhD Student
Biography
I am a PhD student at British Antarctic Survey and University of Cambridge Department of Earth Sciences (C-CLEAR DTP) using silica and iron isotopes to examine the nature of carbon export and recycling across the Southern Ocean. My work involves analysing water and sediment samples to examine changes in isotopic signatures across stages of the carbon cycle in different biogeochemical environments, including Marguerite Bay (Rothera), the Scotia Sea, and the Weddell Sea.
My project is supervised by Clara Manno, Kate Hendry, and Helen Williams. I am a part of the Ecosystems and Polar Oceans groups at BAS.
Career
MSc Climate Change- University of East Anglia (2021-2022)
BSc Environmental Sciences- University of East Anglia (2018-2021)
2023
World Oceans Day at the National Maritime Museum
Event 10 June, 2023