Eileen Cox
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Eileen Cox |
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Eileen Cox |
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E.Cox@nhm.ac.uk |
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Science Resources |
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Head of Postgraduate Studies |
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Following a BSc in Botany at Bristol University, my PhD research focussed on diatoms, a highly successful group of eukaryotic, silica-walled, essentially unicellular algae that occur in almost all illuminated, aquatic habitats. Following a Postdoctoral research fellowship in Oxford, I held a Royal Society European Exchange fellowship, working with the Biologische Anstalt Helgoland Litoralstation, List/Sylt, Germany, before undertaking research on benthic diatoms with the Max Planck Institute for Limnology in Plön (Holstein), first in north German lakes and subsequently in a stream system in Hessen. Returning to the UK, I was a research associate at the University of Sheffield, before obtaining a NERC Advanced Research Fellowship. In 1992, I moved to the Natural History Museum, London, as a researcher, becoming Head of Postgraduate Studies in 2007, in which role I have led the development of a broad training programme for PhD students at the NHM. |
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No exemplar projects advertised.
Eileen Cox does not currently supervise any London NERC DTP PhD students
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