Andy Wiechnik

Andy Wiechnik

Q: What “day to day” type activities that you do? I have just started my PhD so at the moment I am in the scoping phase of my project – this means I am planning out what my research will focus on and how I will achieve it. I’m doing a literature review to figure out...
Cameron Tampion

Cameron Tampion

Q: What “day to day” type activities that you do? Like many people, COVID threw my research plans upside-down, so most of my initial activity was the analysis of earth observation and other existing spatial data from the comfort of home. As we emerge from COVID...
Jamie Burton

Jamie Burton

Q: What “day to day” type activities that you do?  My PhD is a mixture of field and lab work, as well as data analysis and modelling. As I study litter bed ignitability, most of my field and lab work is concentrated in summer to capture how ignitability and moisture...
Sarah McColl-Gausden

Sarah McColl-Gausden

I submitted my PhD in February 2022. Despite 2 years in some sort of covid related lockdown I had a wonderful PhD experience with fantastic supervision from Professor Trent Penman and Associate Professor Lauren Bennett. I was able to use field data and fire simulation...
Brendan Holyland

Brendan Holyland

I completed my Master of Ecosystem Management and Conservation (MEMaC) in July 2021. Throughout my time with MEMaC, I developed a deep appreciation for the complexities of landscapes and societal interactions. Subjects exploring ecology, ecosystem analysis, and the...

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