King’s Water hosted a workshop on 28 Oct 2015 to develop synergies and networks with internal and external institutions. This interdisciplinary workshop was designed to explore potential questions, topics and themes that might bring together colleagues and to start new conversations and pilot projects. The workshop also included a session for PhD students to brainstorm ideas to complement their ongoing research.
The event offered an opportunity for Masters, PhD, Post-docs and staff to get together. A short proceedings of the workshop will follow shortly.
PhD student network
- Meet and Greet/Introductions, with a special welcome for new PhD students
- Strategies for Improving King’s Water Web Content
- Reading Group focused on strengthening relationships between physical and social geographies
King’s Water PhD students brainstorm research and outreach projects on 28 October - Intrepid Methods Workshop, a proposed partnership between King’s Water and Intrepid Explorers to showcase the types of methods/fieldworks undergrad and masters students might engage with for their dissertations
Aquatic ecotoxicology and environmental monitoring
Speaker: Dr Nic Bury, Faculty of Life Science & Medicine
Discussant: Dr Mike Chadwick, Department of Geography
Groundwater governance & poverty
Speaker: Dr Luke Whaley, Post-doc researcher KCL/Sheffield
Discussants: Dr Emma Tebbs, Rebecca Peters, Department of Geography
The evening concluded with a wine reception, allowing students and staff to share insights and further ideas for collaboration.