e x u n i v e r s i t y o f eter
2007

ARTS, DRAMA AND MUSIC
Cinema, television and the media
Drama
Literature, art and culture
Music
BUSINESS, ECONOMICS
AND MARKETING
Economics
Finance
Management, leadership and business processes
Marketing and advertising
Pensions
Retailing and shopping
CLIMATE CHANGE (see also Environment)
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COMPUTERS
EDUCATION
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ENVIRONMENT (see also Climate change)
Human impact and environmental management
Natural environment
FARMING AND RURAL AFFAIRS
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HEALTH
Disease and medicine
Complementary medicine
Health and well-being
(see also Sport and Exercise)
Mental health and neurology
Health management, policy and history
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HISTORY AND ARCHAEOLOGY
Ancient History
History
Archaeology
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INTERNATIONAL
The Arab World
Europe
France
Germany
Latin America
Italy
Russia
Spain
USA
LEGAL AFFAIRS
POLITICS
PSYCHOLOGY
RELIGION
Christianity
Islam. See also International: Arab World
SCIENCE & ENGINEERING
Astronomy/Astrophysics
Biology
Engineering
Mathematics and statistics
Physics
SOCIAL AFFAIRS
Crime
SOUTH WEST OF ENGLAND
SPORT AND EXERCISE
(see also Health and Well-being)
TOURISM
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DR SALLY FAUKNER • 01392 264399 • S.Faulkner@exeter.ac.uk
Spanish cinema
PROFESSOR SUSAN HAYWARD • 01392 264342 • S.Hayward@exeter.ac.uk
French cinema, culture and media
DR DANIELLE HIPKINS • 01392 264230 • D.E.Hipkins@exeter.ac.uk
Italian cinema, particularly connections with gender and family; contemporary Italian women’s writing
DR JAMES LYONS • 01392 264355 • James.Lyons@exeter.ac.uk
Contemporary film and television; youth and media culture; product placement in cinema
PROFESSOR STEVE NEALE • 01392 262071 • S.B.M.Neale@exeter.ac.uk
Hollywood blockbusters; history of American cinema; Post-war television; popular film and television comedy
SUSAN PRINCE • 01392 263382 • 07970 953521 • S.J.Prince@exeter.ac.uk
Televising court proceedings
DR BRIAN YOUNG • 01392 264614 • 07810 056469 • B.M.Young@exeter.ac.uk
Television advertising and children; television’s effects on children; children and consumerism
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DR JERRI DABOO • 01392 264534 • J.J.Daboo@exeter.ac.uk
Intercultural training of actors; physical and dance theatre; Buddhism and martial arts; culture of the British Asian diaspora
DR GABRIELLA GIANNACHI • 01392 262423 • 07803 710721 •
G.Giannachi@exeter.ac.uk
Contemporary performance; new media art
PROFESSOR GRAHAM LEY • 01392 264586 • G.K.H.Ley@exeter.ac.uk
Playwriting, translation and adaptation; ancient Greek theatre; Australian theatre and drama;
British Asian theatre
PROFESSOR CHRISTOPHER MCCULLOUGH • 01392 264581 •
C.J.McCullough@exeter.ac.uk
Brecht; Meyerhold; performance of Shakespeare

JOHN SOMERS • 01392 264528 • J.W.Somers@exeter.ac.uk
Theatre in education; drama in the UK and internationally; post-war developments in arts education; applied drama and theatre; community theatre; drama in Poland; Greece;
Brazil and Taiwan
PROFESSOR PHILLIP ZARRILLI • 01392 264583 • P.Zarrilli@exeter.ac.uk
Acting practice and theory; performance theory; non-western theatre and performance;
Beckett in performance
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ANDY BROWN • 01392 264252 • Andy.Brown@exeter.ac.uk
Creative writing; poetry
DR KAREN EDWARDS • 01392 254271 • K.L.Edwards@exeter.ac.uk
Renaissance literature; Milton; natural history and literature; Bible and literature
PROFESSOR RASHEED EL-ENANY • 01392 264027 • R.El-Enany@exeter.ac.uk
Arabic literature and culture
PROFESSOR REGENIA GAGNIER • 01392 264260 • R.Gagnier@exeter.ac.uk
Victorian culture and society, especially the Fin de Siecle; transatlanticism
DR MARION GIBSON • 01326 371897 • Marion.H.Gibson@exeter.ac.uk
Renaissance literature; witchcraft in history and literature; Shakespeare
DR ADELINE JOHNS-PUTRA • 01872 265803 • 07763 356929
• A.G.Johns-Putra@exeter.ac.uk
Literature of the Romantic Age; women’s writing, especially 18th and 19th centuries; women and domesticity; epic poetry; literature and landscape
DR MARGARETTA JOLLY • 01392 264254 • M.Jolly@exeter.ac.uk
Autobiography and biography; women’s writing; lesbian, bisexual and gay studies; war writing; letters; feminism and women's movements
DR ROBERT LAWSON-PEEBLES • 01392 264273 • R.Lawson-Peebles@exeter.ac.uk
Transatlantic relations; American literature; cultural history of the environment; modern
American cultural history, particularly music and performance arts
DR NICHOLAS MCDOWELL • 01392 264269 • N.McDowell@exeter.ac.uk
Literature and culture, 1500-1750; literature and the English Revolution; literature and politics; literature and religion; satire
PROFESSOR ANDREW McRAE • 01392 264258 • A.McRae@exeter.ac.uk
Renaissance literature and culture; Shakespeare and his contemporaries; satire and libel; literature and history; literature and the land; literature and domestic travel
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DR ALASTAIR RENFREW • 01392 264311 • A.M.Renfrew@exeter.ac.uk
Russian literature; Scottish literature
DR ANGELIQUE RICHARDSON • 01392 264354 • A.Richardson@exeter.ac.uk
19th Century science and literature; eugenics; women and eugenics; social purity; Thomas
Hardy; Darwin and the novel; the New Woman; social Darwinism
PROFESSOR RICK RYLANCE • 01392 264302 • R.Rylance@exeter.ac.uk
Victorian literature; science literature; post-war literature
DR PHILIP SCHWYZER • 01392 264268 • P.A.Schwyzer@exeter.ac.uk
Renaissance literature; Shakespeare; Edmund Spenser; nationalism, especially the idea of
Britain; English/Welsh relations; archaeology and literature; death in literature
PROFESSOR LESLEY SHARPE • 01392 264334 • Lesley.Sharpe@exeter.ac.uk
German drama; German women writers
DR ASHLEY TAUCHERT • 01392 264360 • A.Tauchert@exeter.ac.uk
Transgression; narrative and the happy ending; Jane Austen; Mary Wollstonecraft; gender in culture; English literature as a cultural phenomenon
PROFESSOR HELEN TAYLOR • 01392 264251 • Helen.Taylor@exeter.ac.uk
American Literature; culture and literature of the American south
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SARAH HENNESSY • 01392 264858 • S.J.E.Hennessy@exeter.ac.uk
Children’s musical development; music teaching at primary school; the educational uses of professional artists in schools; teacher education in music; creativity
DR GARRY TREGIDGA • 01326 371888 • G.H.Tregidga@exeter.ac.uk
The musical heritage of Cornwall
DR SUSAN YOUNG • 01392 264965 • Susan.Young@exeter.ac.uk
All aspects of musical experience in early childhood
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DR JOHN MALONEY • 01392 263202 • 01392 425100 (home)
• J.Maloney@exeter.ac.uk
Government economic policy; effect of elections on the economy and vice versa; recent history of economic policy; 19th century public finance

PROFESSOR SIMON WREN-LEWIS • 01392 263254 • S.Wren-Lewis@exeter.ac.uk
How the government or Bank of England might intervene to alter macroeconomic outcomes, e.g. what principles the Bank of England might follow in setting interest rates; targets for government debt; the use of fiscal policy to stabilise the business cycle, particularly if the UK adopts the Euro; exchange rate targets; inflation targets
PROFESSOR STEVE MCCORRISTON • 01392 263848 • S.McCorriston@exeter.ac.uk
International trade policy; the impact of World Trade Organisation (WTO) negotiations; agricultural policies and the WTO; foreign direct investment and commodity price movements
MR MALCOLM MACMILLEN • 01392 263208 • M.J.J.Macmillen@exeter.ac.uk
European economic integration
DR DIETER BALKENBORG • 01392 263231 • D.G.Balkenborg@exeter.ac.uk
Environmental economics; experimental economics; game theory
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DR PAUL COLLIER • 01392 263238 • P.A.Collier@exeter.ac.uk
Corporate governance; taxation; computer auditing
MR PAUL COX • 01392 263234 • P.R.Cox@exeter.ac.uk
Financial services, problems of regulation in the financial services; ethical fund management; pension economics, pension fund asset allocation
PROFESSOR ALAN GREGORY • 01392 263220 • 07785 996940
• A.Gregory@exeter.ac.uk
Corporate finance; risk factors; take-overs and mergers; directors’ trading; initial public offerings; empirical corporate finance; equity risk premium; finance; firm valuation models; fund manager performance; insider trading; ethical fund management
PROFESSOR RICHARD HARRIS • 01392 263215 • R.D.F.Harris@exeter.ac.uk
Forecasting volatility in financial markets; risk measurement; hedging; volatility in financial markets; financial econometrics
DR SIMON JAMES • 01392 263204 • S.R.James@exeter.ac.uk
Tax policy; compliance
DR EMMA JEANES • 01392 264518 • E.Jeanes@exeter.ac.uk
Ethics and corporate social responsibility; law; entrepreneurship; corporate governance; gender; farming/rural research
DR CHRISTOS KOTSOGIANNIS • 01392 264500 • C.Kotsogiannis@exeter.ac.uk
Tax, expenditure, and debt policies of different levels of government; international taxation and the implications of tax harmonisation; global changes in institutional structures and economic conditions within countries
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DR ANTONIO MARTURANO • 01392 262580 •
Antonio.Marturano@exeter.ac.uk/marturano@btinternet.com
Ethical dilemmas (particularly in biotechnology and genetics industries); ethical reasoning; problems around meanings
MAJELLA O’LEARY • 01392 263446 • M.O’Leary@exeter.ac.uk
Moral standards; how and why corruption takes place; why corrupt individuals seek wealth, fame and success regardless of moral considerations; banking scandals
PROFESSOR IAN TONKS • 01392 263461• I.Tonks@exeter.ac.uk
Fund manager performance; directors’ trading; insider trading; market microstructure and the organisation of stock exchanges
DR GRZEGORZ TROJANOWSKI • 01392 263441 • G.Trojanowski@exeter.ac.uk
Corporate governance; empirical corporate finance; executive compensation
JULIE WHITTAKER • 01392 263845 • J.M.Whittaker@exeter.ac.uk
Ethical investment; fair trade; markets with social goals; economic sociology of markets
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MR RICHARD BOLDEN • 01392 262579 • Richard.Bolden@exeter.ac.uk
Leadership for social change; leadership in Africa; leadership development in higher education; use and application of leadership competencies/standards; leadership and performance management
PROFESSOR JONATHAN GOSLING • 01392 262268 • 07771 863161
• jonathan.gosling@exeter.ac.uk
The leaders’ role; professional and technical specialists taking up leadership roles; leadership and evil; Nelson; wisdom; leadership in mixed cultural organisations; European developments in leadership studies
PROFESSOR ALEX HASLAM • 01392 264618 • A.Haslam@exeter.ac.uk
Group identity and group processes in the workplace; specifically leadership, motivation, decision-making, communication, performance, diversity, stress
DR STEPHAN HARRISON • 01326 371871 • Stephan.Harrison@exeter.ac.uk
Climate change and risk management for businesses
DR DONNA LADKIN • 01392 262556 • Donna.Ladkin@exeter.ac.uk
Practical problems faced by leaders, such as how they ‘come across’ to others; how organisational leaders respond to ethical issues, particularly; issues of ecological sustainability; evaluating leadership development interventions

PROFESSOR GORDON MURRAY • 01392 264501 • G.Murray@exeter.ac.uk
Financing and growth of high potential young firms; how Europe can use its knowledge, skills, intelligence and history to create world class businesses and compete with the US and emerging economies
DR SIMON JAMES • 01392 263204 • S.R.James@exeter.ac.uk
Public sector management; small business behaviour; management education
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DR JANET BORGERSON • 01392 264502 • J.L.Borgerson@exeter.ac.uk
Consumer behaviour; ethics; gender
DR ALAN BRADSHAW • 01392 262477 • 07780 603690 • A.Bradshaw@exeter.ac.uk
The consumer society; consumer research; counter-cultural texts and lifestyles
DR ALISON HARCOURT • 01392 264508 • a.harcourt@exeter.ac.uk
Broadcasting, press and new media markets; media concentration; European Union media policy; information society; media globalisation
DR IRENE NG • 01392 263250 • Irene.Ng@exeter.ac.uk
Services marketing; service pricing and revenue management
PROFESSOR JONATHAN SCHROEDER • 01392 262537 • 07962 524263
• J.E.Schroeder@exeter.ac.uk
Advertising; branding; consumer behaviour; e-commerce; gender; innovation and strategy; marketing communications; tourism marketing; visual communication
DR BRIAN YOUNG • 01392 264614 • B.M.Young@exeter.ac.uk
Television advertising and children; children and consumerism
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MR PAUL COX • 01392 263234 • P.R.Cox@exeter.ac.uk
Ethical fund management, finance, pension economics, pension fund asset allocation, financial services
PROFESSOR PAUL DRAPER • 01392 263218 • P.R.Draper@exeter.ac.uk
Pension fund asset allocation
DR SEAN FINUCANE • 01392 262587 • S.Finucane@exeter.ac.uk
Pension funds; pension economics
PROFESSOR IAN TONKS • 01392 263461 • I.Tonks@exeter.ac.uk
Pension economics; fund manager performance; pension fund asset allocation
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DR TIM COLES • 01392 264441 • T.S.Coles@exeter.ac.uk
Retailing and shopping
PROFESSOR GARETH SHAW • 01392 263332 • G.Shaw@exeter.ac.uk
Retail innovation and knowledge transfer; business archives and the reconstruction of retail landscapes; retail change and regional patterns of firm growth
DR MATTHIAS VARUL • 01392 263283 • M.Z.Varul@exeter.ac.uk
Fair Trade consumerism
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DR CHRISTOPHER CASELDINE • 01326 253708 • C.J.Caseldine@exeter.ac.uk
Climate change; future climates
DR DAVID COLEY • 01392 264144 • D.A.Coley@exeter.ac.uk
Climate change; global warming
PROFESSOR PETER COX • 07794 184681 • p.m.cox@exeter.ac.uk
Climate change; mathematical models for climate prediction; role of the natural biosphere in climate change
DR BRENDAN GODLEY • 01326 371861 • b.j.godley@exeter.ac.uk
Climate change impacts on biodiversity
DR STEPHAN HARRISON • 01326 371871 • Stephan.Harrison@exeter.ac.uk
Climate change and risk management for businesses; contemporary climate change; climate change and natural hazards
DR DAVE HODGSON • 01326 371829 • d.j.hodgson@exeter.ac.uk
Climate change and ecology
DR JASPER KNIGHT • 01326 371866 • j.knight@exeter.ac.uk
Effect of climate change on glacial and coastal environments; sea-level and climate change over the last 20,000 years
DR NIKOLAUS KUHN • 01392 263344 • N.Kuhn@exeter.ac.uk
Impact of climate change on soil erosion, soil hydrology and surface runoff
DR FRANK KWASNIOK • 01392 2643978 • F.Kwasniok@exeter.ac.uk
Climate prediction
DR ROD WILSON • 01392 264652 • R.W.Wilson@exeter.ac.uk
Effects of global warming on fish and other marine life

DR RICHARD EVERSON • 01392 264065 • R.M.Everson@exeter.ac.uk
Pattern recognition; independent component analysis; personalisation of web applications; optical imaging of brains
DR MASSIMO MAZZOTTI • 01392 263288 • m.mazzotti@ex.ac.uk
History of science; history of mathematics; social aspects of computing; technology in contemporary society; women in the history of science and technology
DR DAVE NEWMAN • 01392 263728 • D.M.Newman@ex.ac.uk
All aspects of data storage technologies with the exception of semiconductor memory; the future of optical and magnetic recording and novel technologies
PROFESSOR THOMAS POSTMES • 01392 264688 • T.Postmes@exeter.ac.uk
Psychology of computer-mediated communication and social influence in online groups
PROFESSOR DAVID WRIGHT • 01392 263614 • David.Wright@exeter.ac.uk
Optical and magnetic data storage systems. e.g. CDs, DVD-ROM, DVD-RAM; computer hard disk systems; scanning microscopy; AFM, STM, MFM
DR PHILIP BAYLISS • 01392 264798 • 07919118392 • P.D.Bayliss@exeter.ac.uk
Special educational needs; autism; inclusive education and provision for children and adults with severe and profound learning difficulties and/or language difficulties
PROFESSOR GERT BIESTA • 01392 26 4750 • G.Biesta@exeter.ac.uk
Democratic education; citizenship in adults and young people; lifelong learning; adult learners
PROFESSOR ROBERT BURDEN • 01392 264795 • 07901 850008
• R.L.Burden@exeter.ac.uk
Most aspects of child development, particularly adolescence; learning difficulties, especially dyslexia; emotional development and trauma; children’s perspectives on education and family life; children's self esteem; starting or changing school
SUE CHEDZOY • 01392 264807 • S.M.Chedzoy@exeter.ac.uk
Physical activity of primary school children; Primary physical education; primary to secondary transition
PROFESSOR PAUL ERNEST • 01392 264796 • P.Ernest@exeter.ac.uk
The nature of mathematics (philosophy of mathematics); the aims of teaching mathematics; gender and maths; anti-racist and multicultural maths; learning difficulties in maths; psychology of learning maths; maths curriculum
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DR ROS FISHER • 01392 264975 • r.j.fisher@exeter.ac.uk
Early language and literacy development; reading and writing development; primary school language and literacy teaching
PROFESSOR REGENIA GAGNIER • 01392 264260 • R.Gagnier@exeter.ac.uk
Interdisciplinary studies; humanities education in modern market societies; women in the professions; postgraduate studies
CATHIE HOLDEN • 01392 264856 • C.E.Holden@exeter.ac.uk
Social, moral and cultural education; education for citizenship in both primary and secondary schools; education for cultural diversity
DR DEBBIE MORGAN • 01392 264814 • D.L.Morgan@exeter.ac.uk
Youth social inclusion; the role of teaching assistants in inclusive practices; assessment of teachers’ performance
DR DEBRA MYHILL • 01392 264767 • D.A.Myhill@exeter.ac.uk
Underachievement in English; writing; grammar teaching; talk/interactive teaching; national policy initiatives in English; any initial teacher training issue
PROFESSOR BRAHM NORWICH • 01392 264805 • B.Norwich@exeter.ac.uk
Educational psychology – professional services, special educational needs
DR JOCEY QUINN • 01626 899043 • J.T.Quinn@exeter.ac.uk
Gender and education; cultural studies in education; widening participation in higher education; university-community relations; international higher education participation;
University drop out and retention
PROFESSOR RICK RYLANCE • 01392 264302 • R.Rylance@exeter.ac.uk
Humanities in higher education
PROFESSOR WILLIAM RICHARDSON • 01392 264939 • W.B.Richardson@exeter.ac.uk
Education policy, particularly post-compulsory education and work-based learning; assessment and examinations; education research
DR NIGEL SKINNER • 01392 264932 • N.C.Skinner@exeter.ac.uk
Science education; initial teacher training
JOHN SOMERS • 01392 264528 • J.W.Somers@exeter.ac.uk
Theatre in education; drama in the UK and internationally; post-war developments in arts education; applied drama and theatre; community theatre; drama in Poland, Greece, Brazil and
Taiwan
DR ROGER TREND • 01392 264768 • R.D.Trend@exeter.ac.uk
Geography education; earth science and geology education; transition from primary to secondary school
ELIZABETH WOOD • 01392 264753 • E.A.Wood@exeter.ac.uk
Foundation Stage and Key Stage 1; young children’s learning and development; the role and value of play; progression and continuity in the early years

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DR PAUL ADAMS • 01392 263049 • P.H.Adams@exeter.ac.uk
Safety and sustainability matters in the University
PROFESSOR KEITH ATKINSON • 01326 370449 • K.Atkinson@exeter.ac.uk
Environmental impact of mining; seismology/earthquakes; Cornish mining
DR STEWART BARR • 01392 263832 • s.w.barr@exeter.ac.uk
Sustainable development: environmental and sustainability policy in the UK; environmental lifestyles
JOHN BOYLE • 01392 263656 • J.D.Boyle@exeter.ac.uk
Water and Air pollution; waste minimisation; waste disposal; pollution control and river modelling; design and control of process plant; environmental impact assessments; sewage treatment and disposal
PROFESSOR DAVID BUTLER • 01392 264064 • D.Butler@exeter.ac.uk
Urban water management; water conservation and recycling; water pollution; flooding; sewerage; sewage treatment
DR DAVID COLEY • 01392 264144 • D.A.Coley@exeter.ac.uk
Renewable energy; energy conservation; use of energy within buildings; sound; noise
DR PETER CONNOR • 01326 371870 • p.m.connor@exeter.ac.uk
Renewable energy; policy and regulation relating to the use of renewable energy, including wind turbines and renewable energy sources of heat
DR JAMES CRESSWELL • 01392 263779 • J.E.Cresswell@exeter.ac.uk
Gene flow in agricultural and GM oilseed rape
DR SLOBODAN DJORDJEVIC • 01392 262079 • S.Djordjevic@exeter.ac.uk
Flooding; flood risk management
ANDREW GILG • 01392 256380 • A.W.Gilg@exeter.ac.uk
Rural planning; environmental policy
DR DAVE HODGSON • 01326 371829 • d.j.hodgson@exeter.ac.uk
Conservation management
PROFESSOR ROGER KAIN • 01392 263333 • R.J.P.Kain@exeter.ac.uk
Historical geography; history of cartography; history of urban planning and design; architecture and urban conservation
DR JASPER KNIGHT • 01326 371866 • j.knight@exeter.ac.uk
Landscape management; geological conservation
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PROFESSOR MARK MACNAIR • 01392 263791 • M.R.Macnair@exeter.ac.uk
Ecological and evolutionary effects of mining, especially for metals
DEAN MILLAR • 01326 371833 • d.l.millar@exeter.ac.uk
Renewable energy
PROFESSOR PETER MUMBY • 01392 263798 • P.J.Mumby@exeter.ac.uk
Remote sensing; marine protected areas; marine conservation science
PROFESSOR TIM NEWTON • 01392 263221 • T.J.Newton@exeter.ac.uk
Organisation and the natural environment (‘greening of organisations’ etc)
PROFESSOR ROBERT PINE • 01326 371832 • R.J.Pine@exeter.ac.uk
Slope and cliff stability; rock engineering; mining; risk assessment
DR DUNCAN PIRRIE • 01326 371831 • d.pirrie@exeter.ac.uk
Mineral analysis; forensic geoscience; geoarchaeology; the impact of mining on the coastal zone of Cornwall
PROFESSOR DRAGAN SAVIC • 01392 263637 • D.Savic@exeter.ac.uk
Urban water infrastructure planning and management; asset deterioration modelling and rehabilitation planning; optimisation techniques for cost-effective design and operation of water systems
DR ROD WILSON • 01392 264652 • R.W.Wilson@exeter.ac.uk
Effects of acid rain, toxic metals, global warming and ocean acidification on fish; marine and freshwater fish biology
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PROFESSOR JONATHAN ANDERSON • 01392 263790 • J.M.Anderson@exeter.ac.uk
Soil ecology; tropical agriculture; biodiversity
DR CHRISTOPHER CASELDINE • 01326 253708 • C.J.Caseldine@exeter.ac.uk
Environmental archaeology; Iceland
PROFESSOR BRYONY COLES • 01392 264350 • B.J.Coles@exeter.ac.uk
Wetland archaeology; wetland heritage management; archaeology and ecology of beaver in
Europe, including Britain
DR JAMES CRESSWELL • 01392 263779 • J.E.Cresswell@exeter.ac.uk
Pollination
DR BRENDAN GODLEY • 01326 371861 • b.j.godley@exeter.ac.uk
Marine conservation; migration; endangered species; fisheries bycatch; sustainable utilisation of wildlife
DR DAVID HARVEY • 01392 263330 • D.C.Harvey@exeter.ac.uk
Historical geography of the South West

DR DAVE HODGSON • 01326 371829 • d.j.hodgson@exeter.ac.uk
Biodiversity; population ecology; mathematical ecology
PROFESSOR HILARY LAPPIN-SCOTT • 01392 263780 • H.M.Lappin-Scott@exeter.ac.uk
Starvation survival and persistence of bacteria in natural environments; growth of bacteria in biofilms; bacterial degradation of environmental pollutants
PROFESSOR PETER MUMBY • 01392 263798 • P.J.Mumby@exeter.ac.uk
Coral reefs; mangroves; remote sensing; marine protected areas; marine conservation science
DR DUNCAN PIRRIE • 01326 371831 • d.pirrie@exeter.ac.uk
Environmental evolution of Antarctica and Argentina
DR TIMOTHY QUINE • 01392 263352 • T.A.Quine@exeter.ac.uk
Soil erosion; carbon dynamics of soils
PROFESSOR PAUL CLOKE • 01392 264522 • p.cloke@exeter.ac.uk
Rural affairs
DR JAMES CRESSWELL • 01392 263779 • J.E.Cresswell@exeter.ac.uk
Gene flow in agricultural and GM oilseed rape
DR JOSÉ IRIARTE • 01392 264520 • j.iriarte@exeter.ac.uk
Origins of agriculture
DR EMMA JEANES • 01392 264518 • E.Jeanes@exeter.ac.uk
Ethics and corporate social responsibility; law; entrepreneurship; corporate governance; gender; farming/rural research
PROFESSOR MARK OVERTON • 01392 263284 • M.Overton@exeter.ac.uk
The agrarian history of England 1500-1939; economy and society in early modern England
PROFESSOR NICHOLAS SMIRNOFF • 01392 263756 • N.Smirnoff@exeter.ac.uk
Plant responses to drought and extreme conditions; plant biotechnology and GM plants; improving performance of crops
PROFESSOR NICHOLAS TALBOT • 01392 264673 • N.J.Talbot@exeter.ac.uk
Molecular biology of plant diseases; cereal pathology; agricultural biotechnology; use of bioinformatics in the agricultural biotechnology industry; GM technologies and risk assessment
MARTIN TURNER • 01392 263833 • M.M.Turner@exeter.ac.uk
Agricultural policy; farm incomes and farm business viability; benchmarking for business improvement; farm diversification; bioenergy crops; agriculture and the rural economy
PROFESSOR MICHAEL WINTER • 01392 263837 • D.M.Winter@exeter.ac.uk
Rural policy; sustainable agriculture; agri-environmental issues; social change in the countryside; farm households; rural regeneration; regional development; animals and society; hunting
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DR MATTHEW CRAMP • 01752 437441 • 07870 271561 • wendy.wilson@pms.ac.uk
Hepatitis C
DR HAMID DEHGHANI • 01392 264117 • H.Dehghani@exeter.ac.uk
Medical imaging
DR ANDREW DEMAINE • 01752 437441 • 07870 271561 • wendy.wilson@pms.ac.uk
Molecular and cellular basis of stress and implications for disease
DR SIAN ELLARD • 01752 437441 • 07870 271561 • wendy.wilson@pms.ac.uk
Molecular genetics of disease, particularly diabetes
DR TIMOTHY FRAYLING • 01752 437441 • 07870 271561 • wendy.wilson@pms.ac.uk
Genetics of common diseases
PROFESSOR ANDREW HATTERSLEY • 01752 437441 • 07870 271561 • wendy.wilson@pms.ac.uk
Diabetes; genetics of diabetes
DR CLIVE LEE • 07971 606987 • A.J.C.Lee@exeter.ac.uk
Biomechanics; biomaterials; total hip replacement; the Exeter Hip system
PROFESSOR ROBERT SNEYD • 01752 437441 • 07870 271561 • wendy.wilson@pms.ac.uk
Anesthesia
PROFESSOR JOHN TOOKE • 01752 437441 • 07870 271561 • wendy.wilson@pms.ac.uk
Diabetes; new ways of detecting the complications of diabetes; NHS research and development
DR JOHN TRIPP • 01752 437441 • 07870 271561 • wendy.wilson@pms.ac.uk
Diabetes in youth; contraception and reproductive health; early childhood deaths; smoking prevention and cessation
DR JACKIE WHATMORE • 01752 437441 • 07870 271561 • wendy.wilson@pms.ac.uk
Vascular cell biology; cancer biology
PROFESSOR TERRY WILKIN • 01752 437441 • 07870 271561 • wendy.wilson@pms.ac.uk
Endocrinology; metabolism; metabolic syndrome; childhood diabetes
DR PHILIPPE YOUNG • 01392 263684 • Philippe.G.Young@exeter.ac.uk
Biomechanics of head injury; orthopaedic implants; MRI/CT imaging techniques for medical applications; medical engineering

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PROFESSOR EDZARD ERNST • 01752 437441 • 07870 271561 • wendy.wilson@pms.ac.uk
Complementary medicine; placebo; research methodology
SIMON MILLS • 01752 437441 • 07870 271561 • wendy.wilson@pms.ac.uk
Herbal medicine, especially professional education and evidence base; regulation of complementary and alternative medicine; relationship between orthodox and complementary practitioners and other aspects of integrated healthcare
DR MAX PITTLER • 01752 437441 • 07870 271561 • wendy.wilson@pms.ac.uk
Complementary medicine, herbal medicine; dietary supplements; naturopathy
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PROFESSOR NEIL ARMSTRONG • 01392 263006 • N.Armstrong@exeter.ac.uk
Children's health and exercise
DR AVRIL MEWSE • 01392 264596 • A.J.Mewse@exeter.ac.uk
Psychology of smoking; adolescent health
DR ANDREW MIDDLEBROOKE • 01392 262893 • A.R.Middlebrooke@exeter.ac.uk
Exercise, diabetes and cardiovascular risk
PROFESSOR ANGELA SHORE • 01752 437441 • 07870 271561 • wendy.wilson@pms.ac.uk
Vascular physiology in health and disease
DR BRETT SMITH • 01392 262868 • B.M.Smith@exeter.ac.uk
Experience of becoming disabled through sport; men’s health
DR ADRIAN TAYLOR • 01392 264747 • A.H.Taylor@exeter.ac.uk
Exercise and mental health (anxiety, depression, mood); promoting physical activity, particularly in primary health care; exercise for smoking cessation; exercise and older people; exercise and occupational stress
DR JOHN TRIPP • 01752 437441 • 07870 271561 • wendy.wilson@pms.ac.uk
Contraception and reproductive health; smoking prevention and cessation
DR MATTHIAS VARUL • 01392 263283 • M.Z.Varul@exeter.ac.uk
Sociology of health and illness
DR LINDA VOSS • 01752 437441 • 07870 271561 • wendy.wilson@pms.ac.uk
Childhood growth; measurement and monitoring; psychosocial aspects of short stature; ethics of growth hormone therapy; childhood obesity; cohort studies
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DR JOANNE WELSMAN • 01392 264752 • J.R.Welsman@exeter.ac.uk
Benefits of exercise on young people
DR CRAIG WILLIAMS • 01392 264890 • C.A.Williams@exeter.ac.uk
Exercise and fitness of children and adolescents; paediatric physiology; sports sciences; health and nutrition
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PROFESSOR MAGID BAKHEIT • 01752 437441 • 07870 271561 • wendy.wilson@pms.ac.uk
Neurological rehabilitation
PROFESSOR OLIVER HANEMANN • 01752 437441 • 07870 271561 • wendy.wilson@pms.ac.uk
Clinical Neurobiology; brain tumours; motor neuron disease; peripheral nerve disease
DR TIM HODGSON • 01392 264644 • T.L.Hodgson@exeter.ac.uk
Cognitive psychology; specifically, frontal lobe function, executive and supervisory processes, control of eye movements in cognitive tasks; cognitive and motor dysfunction in stroke and
Parkinson’s disease
DR WILLEM KUYKEN • 01392 264659 • W.Kuyken@exeter.ac.uk
Depression and treatment of depression; mindfulness approaches to health
PROFESSOR STUART LOGAN • 01752 437441 • 07870 271561 • wendy.wilson@pms.ac.uk
Systematic Reviews; child health, especially epidemiology of child health; social factors and health; immunisation; screening
DR ADRIAN TAYLOR • 01392 264747 • A.H.Taylor@exeter.ac.uk
Exercise and mental health (anxiety, depression, mood)
DR EDWARD WATKINS • 01392 264692 • E.R.Watkins@exeter.ac.uk
Adult mental health - in particular depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety; psychological treatments including cognitive therapy, CBT, behaviour therapy, self-help interventions
DR HUW WILLIAMS • 01392 264661 • W.H.Williams@exeter.ac.uk
Neuropsychology; neuropsychological rehabilitation; mood disorders, particularly after brain injury; post traumatic stress disorders; memory disorders; psychological aspects of neurological disorders; concussion injuries
DR JOHN ZAJICEK • 01752 437441 • 07870 271561 • wendy.wilson@pms.ac.uk
Neurology; Multiple Sclerosis; cannabis

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PROFESSOR JOHN BLIGH • 01752 437441 • 07870 271561 • wendy.wilson@pms.ac.uk
Medical education
PROFESSOR JOHN CAMPBELL • 01752 437441 • 07870 271561 • wendy.wilson@pms.ac.uk
Primary care; access to care; appointment systems; health services research
DR KATE FISHER • 01392 263293 • K.Fisher@exeter.ac.uk
History of sexuality, marriage and the family in nineteenth and twentieth century Britain
DR NICHOLAS FORD • 01392 263339 • N.J.Ford@exeter@ac.uk
HIV/AIDS prevention strategies; reproductive and sexual health; population and medical geography
DR MARK JACKSON • 01392 263003 • m.a.jackson@exeter.ac.uk
History of allergy and asthma; history of stress; history of infanticide; history of learning difficulties and eugenics; medical history
DR JOSEPH MELLING • 01392 263297 • J.L.Melling@exeter.ac.uk
Medical history; occupational health; workplace management; history of insanity; history of stress
DR ROY POWELL • 01752 437441 • 07870 271561 • wendy.wilson@pms.ac.uk
Health services research; health effects of dental amalgam and environmental mercury; medical trials and studies; medical research ethics
DR JOHN REES • 01752 437441 • 07870 271561 • wendy.wilson@pms.ac.uk
Sex and relationships education (especially the A PAUSE programme, working with teachers, health professionals and peer educators)
DR KEN STEIN • 01752 437441 • 07870 271561 • wendy.wilson@pms.ac.uk
Health technology assessment
DR KIERAN SWEENEY • 01752 437441 • 07870 271561 • wendy.wilson@pms.ac.uk
Primary care; complexity theory in medicine; the philosophy of medicine; assessing health care organisations
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PROFESSOR BARBARA BORG • 01392 264219 • b.e.borg@exeter.ac.uk
Art and archaeology of the Greeks and Romans
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PROFESSOR DAVID BRAUND • 01392 264249 • D.C.Braund@exeter.ac.uk
Greek and Roman history; kings and kingship; Black Sea region; Georgia; Caucasus
PROFESSOR CHRISTOPHER GILL • 01392 264270 • C.J.Gill@exeter.ac.uk
Ancient (Classical/Greek and Roman) philosophy and thought
DR JUDE HILL • 01392 263306 • jude.hill@exeter.ac.uk
Historical geography; geographies of material culture; geographies of collecting; geographies of knowledge; museums and geography
DR JOSÉ IRIARTE • 01392 264520 • j.iriarte@exeter.ac.uk
South American prehistory; origins of agriculture
PROFESSOR STEPHEN MITCHELL • 01392 264201 • S.Mitchell@exeter.ac.uk
Hellenistic and Roman history and religion; the Greek culture of Asia Minor, especially Anatolia
PROFESSOR TIM WHITMARSH • 01392 264280 • T.J.G.Whitmarsh@exeter.ac.uk
Greek and Latin literature, and its reception in modern culture (especially literature, ideology, education and film); cultural identity in antiquity; class, slavery and sexuality in antiquity
PROFESSOR JOHN WILKINS • 01392 264243 • J.M.Wilkins@exeter.ac.uk
Food, dining and nutrition in the Greco-Roman world and in a historical context more broadly;
Greco-Roman comedy and tragedy
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DR JONATHAN BARRY • 01392 264316 • J.Barry@exeter.ac.uk
Britain 1550-1800; the history of religion, medicine and witchcraft
DR ALAN BOOTH • 01326 371865 • a.e.booth@exeter.ac.uk
British economic performance in 20th century
PROFESSOR JEREMY BLACK • 01392 264320 / 01392 264297
Military British history; the Grand Tour; newspaper history
DR JULIA CRICK • 01392 264326 • J.C.Crick@exeter.ac.uk
England 400 - 1200, especially issues relating to landed power; historical culture in the Middle Ages, including origin legends and prophecy; palaeography
DR KATE FISHER • 01392 263293 • K.Fisher@exeter.ac.uk
History of sexuality, marriage and the family in nineteenth and twentieth century Britain
DR HENRY FRENCH • 01392 264184 • h.french@ex.ac.uk
Agricultural history 1500-1800, history of social order and 'middle class' in provincial England
DR SARAH HAMILTON • 01392 264286 • S.M.Hamilton@exeter.ac.uk
Medieval European history c. 800 - c. 1200, especially religious history, including heresy, ritual, and kingship

PROFESSOR IAIN HAMPSHER-MONK • 01392 263172 • i.w.hampsher-monk@ex.ac.uk
History of political ideas, especially British 17th and 18th centuries; Edmund Burke; contemporary political philosophy
DR DAVID HARVEY • 01392 263330 • D.C.Harvey@exeter.ac.uk
Historical geography of the South West; Cornwall and Cornish identity, particularly in relation to Methodism; oral history and landscape change in Devon; Celtic regions and Celtic identity, particularly Ireland and Irishness; heritage management and the presentation of the past, particularly ancient monuments
DR MARK JACKSON • 01392 263003 • m.a.jackson@exeter.ac.uk
History of allergy and asthma; history of stress; history of infanticide; history of learning difficulties and eugenics; medical history.
DR MASSIMO MAZZOTTI • 01392 263288 • m.mazzotti@ex.ac.uk
History of science; history of mathematics; technology in contemporary society; women in the history of science and technology
PROFESSOR ANDREW McRAE • 01392 264258 • A.McRae@exeter.ac.uk
Renaissance literature and culture; Shakespeare and his contemporaries; satire and libel; literature and history; literature and the land; literature and domestic travel
DR JOSEPH MELLING • 01392 263297 • J.L.Melling@exeter.ac.uk
Medical history; occupational health; workplace management; history of insanity; industrial relations; history of stress
PROFESSOR DANIEL OGDEN • 01392 264207 • d.ogden@ex.ac.uk
Ancient Greek Religion; magic, witchraft and ghosts in antiquity; the Hellenistic dynasties;
Greek social history
PROFESSOR NICHOLAS ORME • 01392 264340 • N.I.Orme@exeter.ac.uk
English history to 1600 – all aspects; the Royal family; church history; churches; religion; social history; literature (except very modern); the South West of England
PROFESSOR MARK OVERTON • 01392 263284 • M.Overton@exeter.ac.uk
The agrarian history of England 1500-1939; economy and society in early modern England; computer techniques in history
PROFESSOR RICHARD OVERY • 01392 263291 • R.Overy@exeter.ac.uk
Hitler and Stalin dictatorships; the Second World War; air power in the twentieth century;
German history from 1900
PROFESSOR PHILIP PAYTON • 01326 371887 • P.J.Payton@exeter.ac.uk
Most areas of Cornish Studies, especially 19th Century social history and contemporary socio-economic, cultural and political issues in Cornwall
DR TIMOTHY REES • 01392 264285 • T.J.Rees@exeter.ac.uk
The history of modern Spain, with interests in the histories of modern Europe, Latin America, rural society and the Communist International
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PROFESSOR NICHOLAS RODGER • 01392 264456 • N.A.M.Rodger@exeter.ac.uk
Naval and maritime history and current affairs
DR PETER SMITH • 01392 263364 • P.M.Smith@exeter.ac.uk
English Legal History; Charity Law; Ecclesiastical Law of the Church of England; Canon Law
DR JOSEPH SMITH • 01392 264345 • joseph.smith@ex.ac.uk
Diplomatic history; US foreign policy, particularly towards Latin America
PROFESSOR ANDREW THORPE • 01392 264396 • A.J.Thorpe@exeter.ac.uk
20th Century British political history; British politics; the Labour Party; British Communism;
British politics in World War II
DR GARRY TREGIDGA • 01326 371888 • G.H.Tregidga@exeter.ac.uk
The development of Cornish politics since 1880
DR PETER VAN-NUFFELEN • 01392 264102 • P.E.R.Van-Nuffelen@exeter.ac.uk
Religion in the Roman period; history of Late Antiquity 300-700 A.D; History of the Church
300-700 A.D
PROFESSOR ALEXANDRA WALSHAM • 01392 264319 • A.M.Walsham@exeter.ac.uk
The Protestant Reformation; Catholicism and anti-Catholicism in 16th and 17th Century
England; persecution and toleration; magic and the supernatural; religion and the landscape; literacy and the early printed book, other aspects of religious and cultural history in the same period
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DR BRUCE BRADLEY • 01392 262490 • b.a.bradley@exeter.ac.uk
Stone age technologies; horse domestication; early populations of the New World; experimental archaeology
PROFESSOR BRYONY COLES • 01392 264350 • B.J.Coles@exeter.ac.uk
Wetland archaeology; wetland heritage management; archaeology and ecology of beaver in
Europe, including Britain
DR OLIVER CREIGHTON • 01392 264397 • O.H.Creighton@exeter.ac.uk
Medieval archaeology, including the study of landscapes, townscapes and buildings; medieval castles, town walls and walled towns; landscapes of status and authority
DEREK GORE • 01392 264349 • D.A.Gore@exeter.ac.uk
Viking activities in Western Europe; Viking Age in the British Isles
PROFESSOR ANTHONY HARDING • 01392 264520 • a.f.harding@exeter.ac.uk
European Bronze age; can also offer more general archaeological comment through his role as
President of the European Association of Archaeologists

DR LINDA HURCOMBE • 01392 264347 • L.M.Hurcombe@exeter.ac.uk
Prehistoric and experimental archaeology; political uses of archaeology; gender and archaeology
PROFESSOR VALERIE MAXFIELD • 01392 264327 • V.A.Maxfield@exeter.ac.uk
Archaeology of the Roman provinces, particularly the frontier areas and the army
DR ROBERT MORKOT • 01392 264479 • r.g.morkot@exeter.ac.uk
Archaeology of Egypt and Sudan; the ‘black pharaohs'
DR ALAN OUTRAM • 01392 264398 • A.K.Outram@exeter.ac.uk
Prehistoric archaeology with particular interests in archaeozoology, diet and economy
DR STEPHEN RIPPON • 01392 264353 • S.J.Rippon@exeter.ac.uk
Historic landscape archaeology; wetland archaeology
PROFESSOR ROBERT VAN DE NOORT • 01392 264461 • R.Van-de-Noort@exeter.ac.uk
Archaeology; wetland archaeology, maritime archaeology
DR HOWARD WILLIAMS • 01392 262491 • h.m.r.williams@exeter.ac.uk
Anglo-Saxon archaeology; archaeology of death and burial
DR MICHAEL ADDO • 01392 263198 • M.K.Addo@exeter.ac.uk
Human rights; international law
PROFESSOR DAVID ARMSTRONG • 01392 264182 • J.D.Armstrong@exeter.ac.uk
International organisation; international law; history of the international system
DR TIM DUNNE • 01392 263170 • T.J.Dunne@exeter.ac.uk
British foreign policy; the United Nations; human rights
DR BRIAN RAPPERT • 01392 263353 • b.rappert@exeter.ac.uk
War and conflict and particularly weaponry: e.g. biological weapons, weapons of mass destruction, non-lethal weapons; policing; arms control; the social responsibilities of scientists
PROFESSOR COLIN WIGHT • 01392 263178 • C.Wight@exeter.ac.uk
International politics; war on terror; Iraq war
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DR HASHEM AHMADZADEH • 01392 264018 • 07908 876843 • h.ahmadzadeh@exeter.ac.uk
Kurdish issues
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DR NADJE AL-ALI • 07801931869 • N.S.Al-Ali@exeter.ac.uk
Issues related to Iraq, especially women, sectarianism, impact of war and occupation on Iraqi society, modern history of Iraq; Iraqi women under Saddam Hussein; gender/women in
Muslim societies; women in the Arab world; secularism and Islamism (political Islam), feminism in the Arab world, gender relations in the Middle East; Muslim refugees and migrants within
Europe; the anti-war /peace movement in Britain; Women in Black, Act Together: Women's
Action for Iraq
DR MICHAEL DUMPER • 01392 263167 • mick.dumper@exeter.ac.uk
Arab-Israeli conflict; Middle East peace process; Palestinian refugees; history and future of
Jerusalem; religion and politics in the Middle East; divided cities
PROFESSOR RASHEED EL-ENANY • 01392 264027 • R.El-Enany@exeter.ac.uk
Arabic literature and culture
DR SALWA ISMAIL • 01392 263184 • S.Ismail@exeter.ac.uk
Islamist movements; urban politics in the Middle East
DR KAMIL MAHDI • 01392 264029 • K.A.Mahdi@exeter.ac.uk
Political economy of the Arabian peninsula; Iraq and Jordan; economic policies and development strategies; oil and Gulf economies; the state and economic reform; agrarian transformation and agriculture; water resources and policies
PROFESSOR TIM NIBLOCK • 01392 264028 • T.C.Niblock@exeter.ac.uk
Political economy and international relations with special interests in the Gulf, Arabian peninsula, Sudan and Libya; Islamist political movements; the European Union and the Middle
East; democratisation and good governance
DR JAMES ONLEY • 01392 264030 • J.Onley@exeter.ac.uk
The Gulf Arab States (Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, and
Oman); Middle Eastern history since 1800; British involvement in the Gulf, the Middle East and India since 1800; European imperialism
DR SAJJAD RIZVI • 01392 264039 • 07769 702854 • s.h.rizvi@exeter.ac.uk
Islamic Studies including contemporary Islam and Islamism, Islamic intellectual history, Iran,
Pakistan, Islam/Muslims in Britain
DR LARBI SADIKI • 01392 264503 • L.Sadiki@exeter.ac.uk
Islamic movements; Islamists and Muslims in the West; Hamas, Hezbollah, Muslim
Brotherhood; democratisation in the Arab World; Islamic thought
DR GARETH STANSFIELD • 01392 264105 • G.R.V.Stansfield@exeter.ac.uk
Political development in the Middle East; Iraqi politics; Kurdish political development; Iraqi opposition movements; Islamist movements in Iraq; conflict causation and resolution; geopolitics and military developments
DR LISE STORM • 01392 263609 • L.Storm@exeter.ac.uk
Middle East politics; party system and democracy in Middle East

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DR ALISON HARCOURT • 01392 264508 • a.harcourt@exeter.ac.uk
European Union media policy
DR CHRIS LONGMAN • 01392 263258 • C.M.Longman@exeter.ac.uk
Cultural diversity of Europe; language and integration in Europe
BILL TUPMAN • 01392 264185 • 07738 477460 • W.A.Tupman@exeter.ac.uk
Terrorism, counter-terrorist policy and impact on the Muslim community; justice and home affairs in the European Union; transnational and cross-border crime and policing; Europol;
Schengen; Financing of organised crime
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ZOË BOUGHTON • 01392 264209 • Z.C.Boughton@exeter.ac.uk
The French language, especially regional and urban varieties; standardisation; sociolinguistics, with a focus on phonological variation, perceptual dialectology and folk linguistics
DR AIDAN COVENEY • 01392 264218 • A.B.Coveney@exeter.ac.uk
Sociolinguistics, especially linguistic variation and change; contemporary spoken French; general linguistics, including phonetics and pragmatics
PROFESSOR SUSAN HAYWARD • 01392 264342 • S.Hayward@exeter.ac.uk
French cinema, culture and media
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PROFESSOR DAVID BRAUND • 01392 264249 • D.C.Braund@exeter.ac.uk
Black Sea region; Georgia, Caucasus
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DR HELEN BRIDGE • 01392 264330 • H.R.Bridge@exeter.ac.uk
German literature
GERT VONHOFF • 01392 264333 • G.Vonhoff@exeter.ac.uk
All aspects of modern Germany
DR ULRIKE ZITZLSPERGER • 01392 264346 • U.C.Zitzlsperger@exeter.ac.uk
Berlin (architecture, marketing, culture) since Unification; Berlin in the Twentieth Century
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DR MELISA MOORE • 01392 264412 • M.Moore@exeter.ac.uk
Latin American literature and culture
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DR DANIELLE HIPKINS • 01392 264230 • D.E.Hipkins@exeter.ac.uk
Italian cinema, particularly connections with gender and family, contemporary Italian women's writing
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DR ALASTAIR RENFREW • 01392 264311 • 07799066381 • A.M.Renfrew@exeter.ac.uk
Russian literature, Russian cinema
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PROFESSOR SIMON BARTON • 01392 264297 • S.F.Barton@exeter.ac.uk
History of Spain
DR NURIA CAPDEVILA-ARGUELLES • 01392 264266 •
N.Capdevila-Arguelles@exeter.ac.uk
Spanish literature and film, feminism in Spain, contemporary female authors
DR TIMOTHY REES • 01392 264285 • T.J.Rees@exeter.ac.uk
The history of modern Spain, with interests in the histories of modern Europe, Latin America, rural society and the Communist International
PROFESSOR GARETH WALTERS • 01392 264235 • 07969 989267
D.G.Walters@exeter.ac.uk
Spanish literature, society, history and culture
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PROFESSOR REGENIA GAGNIER • 01392 264260 • R.Gagnier@exeter.ac.uk
Transatlanticism
DR ROBERT LAWSON-PEEBLES • 01392 264273 • R.Lawson-Peebles@exeter.ac.uk
Transatlantic relations; American literature; cultural history of the environment; modern
American cultural history, particularly music and performance arts
DR JOSEPH SMITH • 01392 264345 • joseph.smith@ex.ac.uk
Diplomatic history; US foreign policy, particularly towards Latin America
PROFESSOR HELEN TAYLOR • 01392 264251 • 0117 926 5946
• Helen.Taylor@exeter.ac.uk
American Literature; culture and literature of the American south, Daphne du Maurier, women’s writing

DR MICHAEL ADDO • 01392 263198 • M.K.Addo@exeter.ac.uk
Human rights; international law
PROFESSOR ANNE BARLOW • 01392 263159 • A.E.Barlow@exeter.ac.uk
Family law, especially cohabitation and child law
PROFESSOR KIM ECONOMIDES • 01392 263379 • K.M.Economides@exeter.ac.uk
Access to justice; education and training of those providing legal services; law and the social sciences; legal ethics
DR SIMON HONEYBALL • 01392 263193 • 07813 931379 •
S.E.Honeyball@exeter.ac.uk
Sex discrimination law; employment law
PROFESSOR JENNY MCEWAN • 01392 263162 • J.A.McEwan@exeter.ac.uk
Evidence, particularly criminal trials; criminal law
DR ANTHONY MUSSON • 01392 263362 • A.J.Musson@ex.ac.uk
Law in history; legal culture; criminal law; criminal justice
SUSAN PRINCE • 01392 263382 • 07970 953521 • S.J.Prince@exeter.ac.uk
Televising court proceedings; developing skills in law; legal education; mediation in civil cases
DR PETER SMITH • 01392 263364 • P.M.Smith@exeter.ac.uk
Legal history; charity law; trusts; ecclesiastical law; university law
PROFESSOR ANDREW TETTENBORN • 01392-263189 • 07729 266200 •
A.M.Tettenborn@exeter.ac.uk
Private law: contract and tort: compensation
DR SUSAN BANDUCCI • 01392 263165 • s.a.banducci@ex.ac.uk
Electoral politics, campaigns and elections
PROFESSOR DAVID ARMSTRONG • 01392 264676 • J.D.Armstrong@exeter.ac.uk
International organisation; international law; history of the international system
DR TIM DUNNE • 01392 263170 • T.J.Dunne@exeter.ac.uk
British foreign policy; the United Nations; human rights
DR ALISON HARCOURT • 01392 264508 • a.harcourt@exeter.ac.uk
Broadcasting, press and new media markets; media concentration; European Union media policy; information society; media globalisation
PROFESSOR IAIN HAMPSHER-MONK • 01392 263172 • i.w.hampsher-monk@ex.ac.uk
History of political ideas, especially British 17th and 18th Centuries; Edmund Burke, contemporary political philosophy
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DR SALWA ISMAIL • 01392 263184 • S.Ismail@exeter.ac.uk
Islamist movements; urban politics in the Middle East
DR OLIVER JAMES • 01392 264504 • O.James@exeter.ac.uk
Civil service; central and local government; public sector reform; quality of public services
(including health and education); regulation of public and private sectors; public perception of public services
DR JEFF KARP • 01392 263183 • j.karp@exeter.ac.uk
Electoral politics; American politics
DR BRIAN RAPPERT • 01392 263353 • b.rappert@exeter.ac.uk
War and conflict and particularly weaponry: e.g., biological weapons, weapons of mass destruction, non-lethal weapons; policing; arms control; the social responsibilities of scientists
DR LARBI SADIKI • 01392 264503 • L.Sadiki@exeter.ac.uk
Islamic movements; Islamists and Muslims in the West; Hamas, Hezbollah; Muslim
Brotherhood; democratisation in the Arab World; Islamic thought
DR LISE STORM • 01392 263609 • L.Storm@exeter.ac.uk
Middle East politics; party system and democracy in Middle East
PROFESSOR ANDREW THORPE • 01392 264396 • A.J.Thorpe@exeter.ac.uk
20th Century British political history; British politics; the Labour Party; British Communism;
British politics in World War II
DR GARRY TREGIDGA • 01326 371888 • G.H.Tregidga@exeter.ac.uk
The development of Cornish politics since 1880
BILL TUPMAN • 01392 264185 • 07738 477460 • W.A.Tupman@exeter.ac.uk
Terrorism, counter-terrorist policy and impact on the Muslim community; justice and home affairs in the European Union; transnational and cross-border crime and policing; Europol;
Schengen; Financing of organised crime
PROFESSOR ROBERT BURDEN • 07901 850008 • 01392 264795 •
R.L.Burden@exeter.ac.uk
Most aspects of child development, particularly adolescence; learning difficulties, especially dyslexia; emotional development and trauma; children’s perspectives on education and family life; children’s self esteem; starting or changing school
DR CRIS BURGESS • 01392 264627 • C.N.W.Burgess@exeter.ac.uk
Driving and motorcycle riding behaviour; retraining intervention for dangerous drivers or motorcycle riders
DR CAROLE BURGOYNE • 01392 264615 • C.B.Burgoyne@exeter.ac.uk
Psychology of money in intimate relationships; gift exchange behaviour

PROFESSOR CHRIS CODE • 01392 264610 • C.F.S.Code@exeter.ac.uk
Brain and language / speech; language and speech impairments following brain damage; treatment and recovery in neuropsychology, particularly of language; evolution of language and speech; number processing in the brain
PROFESSOR ALEX HASLAM • 01392 264618 • A.Haslam@exeter.ac.uk
Issues related to group identity and group processes in organizations and society; specifically, leadership, motivation, decision-making, communication, performance, diversity, stress
DR CATH HASLAM • 01392 264643 • c.haslam@exeter.ac.uk
Memory: autobiographical memory, semantic memory (knowledge about words, language, objects and people), amnesia; rehabilitation of memory: errorless learning, spaced retrieval
DR TIM HODGSON • 01392 264644 • T.L.Hodgson@exeter.ac.uk
Cognitive psychology; specifically, frontal lobe function, executive and supervisory processes, control of eye movements in cognitive tasks; cognitive and motor dysfunction in stroke and
Parkinson’s disease
PROFESSOR JOLANDA JETTEN • 01392 264657 • J.Jetten@exeter.ac.uk
Group processes and intergroup relations; rejection and bullying in groups; intergroup discrimination and prejudice; devalued group membership and stigmatization; organisational change and life-transitions; conformity and deviance in groups
PROFESSOR STEPHEN LEA • 01392 264612 • S.E.G.Lea@exeter.ac.uk
Psychology of debt; animal behaviour and animal learning; cormorants; psychology of gifts, including Christmas gifts
DR LISA LEAVER • 01392 264641 • L.A.Leaver@exeter.ac.uk
Animal behaviour; foraging, food caching and social behaviour of small mammals
DR AVRIL MEWSE • 01392 26 4596 • A.J.Mewse@exeter.ac.uk
Domestic violence; psychology of smoking; adolescent health and risk taking; psychology of debt
PROFESSOR BRAHM NORWICH • 01392 264805 • B.Norwich@exeter.ac.uk
Educational psychology; professional services; special educational needs
DR CASSANDRA PHOENIX • 01392 262861 • H.C.Phoenix@exeter.ac.uk
Psychological effects of ageing on athletes; self-image in athletes; parents and grandparents as role models for younger family members
PROFESSOR THOMAS POSTMES • 01392 264688 • T.Postmes@exeter.ac.uk
Personal and social identity; group processes: normative and anti-normative behaviour; prejudice and discrimination; computer-mediated communication and social influence in online groups
DR TIM REES • 01392 264722 • Tim.J.Rees@exeter.ac.uk
Sport psychology; support networks for sportspeople; sportspeople's explanations for their successes and failures
DR ALAN SLATER • 01392 264595 • A.M.Slater@exeter.ac.uk
Infant behaviour; child development
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DR ADRIAN TAYLOR • 01392 264747 • A.H.Taylor@exeter.ac.uk
Exercise and mental health (anxiety, depression, mood); psychological factors influencing physical activity participation; promoting physical activity, particularly in primary health care; exercise for smoking cessation; exercise and older people; exercise and occupational stress
DR MARK WILSON • 01392 262891 • Mark.Wilson@exeter.ac.uk
Sport psychology; influence of stress and anxiety on performance; eye-steering coordination in car driving including the influence of stress, distraction, alcohol and fatigue on driving performance
DR EDWARD WATKINS • 01392 264692 • E.R.Watkins@exeter.ac.uk
Adult mental health - in particular depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety; psychological treatments including cognitive therapy, CBT, behaviour therapy, self-help interventions; cognition and emotion including problem-solving; negative and positive thinking; worry; rumination; autobiographical memory
DR HUW WILLIAMS • 01392 264661 • W.H.Williams@exeter.ac.uk
Neuropsychology; neuropsychological rehabilitation; mood disorders, particularly after brain injury; post traumatic stress disorders; memory disorders; psychological aspects of neurological disorders; concussion injuries
DR ANDY WILLS • 01392 264650 • A.J.Wills@exeter.ac.uk
Learning and memory in normal adults; perceptual expertise and categorisation
DR BRIAN YOUNG • 01392 264614 • B.M.Young@exeter.ac.uk
Television advertising and children; television’s effects on children; marketing to children; children and consumerism
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DR CATHERINE BRACE • 01326 371810 • C.Brace@exeter.ac.uk
Methodism in Cornwall
PROFESSOR JOHN BRYANT • 01392 264672 • J.A.Bryant@exeter.ac.uk
Relationship between science and religion, from the perspective of a Christian practicing science
PROFESSOR GRACE DAVIE • 01392 263302 • G.R.C.Davie@exeter.ac.uk
Religion in modern Britain, modern Europe and the modern world
DR MIKE HIGTON • 01392 264407 • M.A.Higton@exeter.ac.uk
Church issues; interfaith issues; theology and higher education; uses of the Bible;
Rowan Williams
DR DAVID HORRELL • 01392 264288 • d.g.horrell@exeter.ac.uk
The Apostle Paul; early Christian letters

REV DR ALASTAIR LOGAN • 01392 264237 • A.H.B.Logan@exeter.ac.uk
Orthodoxy and heresy in the early church; gnosticism; Christian festivals; free churches, especially the United Reformed Church; early Christian art and architecture
DR RACHEL MUERS • 01392 264240 • R.E.Muers@exeter.ac.uk
Feminism and theology; modern Christian theology; vegetarianism
DAVID RHYMER • 01872 274503 • D.W.Rhymer@exeter.ac.uk
Interpretation of the Bible within church congregations; method and process in theological education; Methodism; the Church in Cornwall
DR CHRISTOPHER SOUTHGATE • 07780 686264 • C.C.B.Southgate@exeter.ac.uk
The relationship between science and religion; ecological and green theology
DR PETER VAN-NUFFELEN • 01392 264102 • P.E.R.Van-Nuffelen@exeter.ac.uk
Religion in the Roman period; History of the church 300-700 A.D
DR ALEXANDRA WALSHAM • 01392 264319 • A.M.Walsham@exeter.ac.uk
The Reformation; Catholicism and anti-Catholicism in 16th and 17th Century England; other aspects of religious and cultural history in the same period; the early printed book
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DR NADJE AL-ALI • 07801931869 • N.S.Al-Ali@exeter.ac.uk
Gender/women in Muslim societies; secularism and Islamism (political Islam)
DR SAJJAD RIZVI • 01392 264039 • 07769 702854 • s.h.rizvi@exeter.ac.uk
Islamic Studies including contemporary Islam and Islamism, Islamic intellectual history, Iran,
Pakistan, Islam/Muslims in Britain
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DR MATTHEW BATE • 01392 264126 • M.R.Bate@exeter.ac.uk
Astronomy; astrophysics; space flight
DR ANDREW BUNKER • 01392 264124 • A.J.Bunker@exeter.ac.uk
Astrophysics, including distant galaxies; the Hubble space telescope and other large telescopes; cosmology (origin and evolution of the Universe)
DR ANDREW GILBERT • 01392 263981 • A.D.Gilbert@exeter.ac.uk
Fluid mechanics; solar physics
DR TIMOTHY HARRIES • 01392 264158 • T.J.Harries@exeter.ac.uk
Astronomy; astrophysics; space flight
PROFESSOR TIM NAYLOR • 01392 264172 • T.Naylor@exeter.ac.uk
Astronomy; astrophysics
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PROFESSOR BARRY BARNES • 01392 263279 • s.b.barnes@exeter.ac.uk
Conceptual and philosophical implications raised by genetic research; identity; responsibility; how new genetic information is perceived and modified by different audiences
DR ANNETTE BRODERICK • 01326 370400 • a.c.broderick@exeter.ac.uk
Migration, ecology and physiology of marine turtle populations
DR JONATHAN BLOUNT • 01326 371877 • j.d.blount@exeter.ac.uk
Coloration in the animal kingdom, including sexual ornamentation
PROFESSOR JOHN BRYANT • 01392 264672 • J.A.Bryant@exeter.ac.uk
Bioethical issues: GM crops, stem cells, cloning, genetic diagnosis; the relationship between science and religion, from the perspective of a Christian practicing science; the cell division cycle with particular emphasis on DNA replication
DR JANE CALVERT • 01392 262048 • j.calvert@exeter.ac.uk
The social implications of genomics and systems biology; intellectual property in genomics; science policy
DR JAMES CRESSWELL • 01392 263779 • J.E.Cresswell@exeter.ac.uk
Pollination; gene flow in agricultural and GM oilseed rape
DR SASHA DALL • 01326 371860 • s.r.x.dall@exeter.ac.uk
Animal behaviour and evolutionary theory: how animals respond to danger and opportunities; how animals find food and mates, avoid predators and navigate; how animals learn about the world
PROFESSOR JOHN DUPRÉ • 01392 269127 • 07814 380244 • J.A.Dupre@exeter.ac.uk
Conceptual and philosophical implications raised by genetic research; philosophical issues in microbiology and systems biology; reductionism; determinism
PROFESSOR JOHN ENDLER • 01392 264641 • J.A.Endler@exeter.ac.uk
Animal behaviour; evolutionary ecology; population genetics; function, ecology and evolution of animal vision and signals, especially colour patterns; the bowerbird; freshwater fishes
MATTHEW EVANS • 01326 370724 • 07980 856063 • M.R.Evans@exeter.ac.uk
Evolutionary biology; ecology; behaviour; aerodynamics; conservation
PROFESSOR RICHARD FFRENCH-CONSTANT • 01326 253729 • r.ffrench-constant@exeter.ac.uk
Natural selection in insects
DR BRENDAN GODLEY • 01326 371861 • b.j.godley@exeter.ac.uk
Marine conservation; migration; marine turtles; endangered species; fisheries bycatch; climate change impacts on biodiversity; sustainable utilisation of wildlife
DR CHRISTINE HAUSKELLER • 01392 269129 • c.hauskeller@exeter.ac.uk
Ethics of stem cell research; global ethics and regulation of stem cell science; impact of genetics and genomics on the construction of human identity; the impact of genetic and genomic testing on individuals or social groups; genomics and race

DR DAVE HODGSON • 01326 371829 • d.j.hodgson@exeter.ac.uk
Biodiversity; population ecology; conservation management; sexual selection; mathematical ecology; statistics; climate change and ecology; parasites & disease
DR DAVID HOSKEN • 01326 371843 • d.j.hosken@exeter.ac.uk
Evolution; sexual selection; genital evolution; sperm competition; sexual conflict, male-female co-evolution; female multiple mating
PROFESSOR STEPHEN HUGHES • 01392 269133 • 07889 847641
• s.g.hughes@exeter.ac.uk
Cloning/stem cells and surrounding ethical dilemmas; patenting and intellectual property in genetics and genomics; genetic modification; GM crop genomics and agricultural development
PROFESSOR HILARY LAPPIN-SCOTT • 01392 263780 • H.M.Lappin-Scott@exeter.ac.uk
Starvation survival and persistence of bacteria in natural environments; growth of bacteria in biofilms; bacterial degradation of environmental pollutants
DR LISA LEAVER • 01392 264641 • L.A.Leaver@exeter.ac.uk
Animal behaviour; foraging, food caching and social behaviour of small mammals
PROFESSOR JENNIFER LITTLECHILD • 01392 263468 • J.A.Littlechild@exeter.ac.uk
Relationships between protein structure and function; protein engineering; molecular graphics and protein crystallography, commercial application of novel enzyme catalysts
PROFESSOR MARK MACNAIR • 01392 263791 • M.R.Macnair@exeter.ac.uk
Evolution; gene flow; selection and genetically modified crops; ecological and evolutionary effects of mining, especially for metals
PROFESSOR ALLEN MOORE • 01326 371883 • a.j.moore@exeter.ac.uk
Development and evolution of differences between the sexes; sexual signalling; parental care; sexual selection; insect behaviour; behaviour genetics
DR PATRICIA MOORE • 01326 371878 • P.J.Moore@exeter.ac.uk
Reproductive strategies; sexual selection; sexual conflict
PROFESSOR PETER MUMBY • 01392 263798 • P.J.Mumby@exeter.ac.uk
Coral reefs; mangroves; remote sensing; marine protected areas; marine conservation science
PROFESSOR NICHOLAS SMIRNOFF • 01392 263756 • N.Smirnoff@exeter.ac.uk
Plant responses to drought and extreme conditions; Vitamin C and other antioxidants in plants; plant biotechnology and GM plants; improving performance of crops
DR JAMIE STEVENS • 01392 263775 • J.R.Stevens@exeter.ac.uk
Parasitology; parasite evolution and veterinary parasitology; blowflies; larval therapy and forensic entomology; trout and salmon population genetics; management of trout and salmon populations in the South West, including Dartmoor and the Tamar
PROFESSOR NICHOLAS TALBOT • 01392 264673 • N.J.Talbot@exeter.ac.uk
Molecular biology of plant diseases; cereal pathology; industrial applications of fungi; biotechnology; functional genomics; agricultural biotechnology; functional genomics; use of bioinformatics in the agricultural biotechnology industry; funding for the biosciences; the future of biotechnology; systems biology; GM technologies and risk assessment
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DR TOM TREGENZA • 01326 371862 • T.Tregenza@exeter.ac.uk
Sexual behaviour in animals; emergence of new species
PROFESSOR CHARLES TYLER • 01392 264450 • C.R.Tyler@exeter.ac.uk
General biology of wildlife; ecotoxicology of fish; mechanisms controlling reproductive development in fish; endocrine disruption; tumour suppressor genes in fish as biomarkers for aquatic genotoxins
DR PETE VUKUSIC • 01392 262029 • P.Vukusic@exeter.ac.uk
Structural colour in nature, especiaally butterflies
DR ROD WILSON • 01392 264652 • R.W.Wilson@exeter.ac.uk
Effects of acid rain, toxic metals, global warming and ocean acidification on fish; marine and freshwater fish biology
DR ROBIN WOOTTON • 01392 263753 • R.J.Wootton@exeter.ac.uk
Insects; spiders; application of biological principles in engineering
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JOHN BOYLE • 01392 263653 • J.D.Boyle@exeter.ac.uk
Water and air pollution; waste minimisation; waste disposal; pollution control and river modelling; design and control of process plant; environmental impact assessments; engineering aspects of biofilms; sewage treatment and disposal
PROFESSOR DAVID BUTLER • 01392 264064 • D.Butler@exeter.ac.uk
Urban water management; water conservation and recycling; water pollution; flooding; sewerage; sewage treatment
DR STEPHEN CHILDE • 01392 263653 • S.J.Childe@exeter.ac.uk
Manufacturing and operations management; sustainability of manufacturing
DR PETER CONNOR • 01326 371870 • p.m.connor@exeter.ac.uk
Renewable energy; policy and regulation relating to the use of renewable energy, including wind turbines and renewable energy sources of heat
DR SLOBODAN DJORDJEVIC • 01392 262079 • S.Djordjevic@exeter.ac.uk
Flood risk management
PROFESSOR ROBERT HICKEN • 01392 264153 • r.j.hicken@exeter.ac.uk
Magnetic materials, magneto-optics and spintronics
PROFESSOR HYLKE GLASS • 01326 371823 • H.J.Glass@csm.ex.ac.uk
Sampling; geostatistics; geochemistry; compaction; sintering
DR ZORAN KAPELAN • 01392 264054 • Z.Kapelan@exeter.ac.uk
Water systems; asset management; risk analysis

DR CLIVE LEE • 07971 606987 • A.J.C.Lee@exeter.ac.uk
Biomechanics; biomaterials; total hip replacement; the Exeter Hip system
DEAN MILLAR • 01326 371833 • d.l.millar@exeter.ac.uk
Renewable energy
PROFESSOR ROBERT PINE • 01326 371832 • R.J.Pine@exeter.ac.uk
Slope and cliff stability; rock engineering; mining; risk assessment
PROFESSOR DRAGAN SAVIC • 01392 263637 • D.Savic@exeter.ac.uk
Urban water infrastructure planning and management; asset deterioration modelling and rehabilitation planning; optimisation techniques for cost-effective design and operation of water systems
DR CHRIS SMITH • 01392 263652 • C.W.Smith@exeter.ac.uk
Materials engineering; modelling (analytical and numerical) of physical properties; bioengineering; characterisation of materials
YUE WU • 01392 263685 • yue.wu@exeter.ac.uk
Complexity in manufacturing and the supply chains; lean manufacturing; manufacturing system simulation and evaluation; manufacturing system layout and optimisation
DR PHILIPPE YOUNG • 01392 263684 • Philippe.G.Young@exeter.ac.uk
Structural dynamics; biomechanics of head injury; orthopaedic implants; MRI/CT imaging techniques for medical and non medical applications; finite element methods; medical engineering
PROFESSOR DAVID ZHANG • 01392 2643641 • D.Z.Zhang@exeter.ac.uk
Manufacturing; e-manufacturing
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PROFESSOR PETER ASHWIN • 01392 263969 • P.Ashwin@exeter.ac.uk
Nonlinear science; dynamical systems (chaos theory)
PROFESSOR TREVOR BAILEY • 01392 264474 • T.C.Bailey@exeter.ac.uk
Applied statistics
PROFESSOR PETER COX • 07794 184681 • p.m.cox@exeter.ac.uk
Mathematical models for climate prediction
PROFESSOR PAUL ERNEST • 01392 264796 • P.Ernest@exeter.ac.uk
The nature of mathematics (philosophy of mathematics); the aims of teaching mathematics; gender and maths; anti-racist maths; learning difficulties in maths.
DR DAVID SMITH • 01392 264478 • D.K.Smith@exeter.ac.uk
Chance and probabilities; mathematical models in management
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PROFESSOR BILL BARNES • 01392 264135 • W.L.Barnes@exeter.ac.uk
Physics; light; nanotechnology; photonics
DR HAMID DEHGHANI • 01392 264117 • H.Dehghani@exeter.ac.uk
Medical imaging; image reconstruction; inverse problems; non-invasive Imaging
DR JULIAN MOGER • 01392 264181 • J.Moger@exeter.ac.uk
Biophotonics
DR ANDREW GILBERT • 01392 263981 • A.D.Gilbert@exeter.ac.uk
Fluid mechanics; solar physics
PROFESSOR ROY SAMBLES • 01392 264103 • J.R.Sambles@exeter.ac.uk
Light; colour; liquid crystals; photonic surfaces
PROFESSOR GYANESHWAR SRIVASTAVA • 01392 264080 • G.P.Srivastava@exeter.ac.uk
Electrons; phonons
DR PETE VUKUSIC • 01392 262029 • P.Vukusic@exeter.ac.uk
Physics; optics; photonics, structural colour in nature, especially butterflies
DR CHARLES WILLIAMS • 01392 264178 • C.D.H.Williams@exeter.ac.uk
Physics; low temperature physics; quantum fluids; instrumentation
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PROFESSOR ANNE BARLOW • 01392 263159 • A.E.Barlow@exeter.ac.uk
Cohabitation
DR CATHERINE BRACE • 01326 371810 • C.Brace@exeter.ac.uk
English national identity
DR JANE CALVERT • 01392 262048 • j.calvert@exeter.ac.uk
The social implications of genomics
PROFESSOR PAUL CLOKE • 01392 264522 • p.cloke@exeter.ac.uk
Rural affairs; homelessness; ethical consumption
DR JERRI DABOO • 01392 264534 • J.J.Daboo@exeter.ac.uk
Culture of the British Asian diaspora
DR JONATHAN GITHENS-MAZER • 07949 765 277 • j.githens-mazer@ex.ac.uk
Ethnicity, nationalism, ethnic conflict; Irish nationalism
PROFESSOR ALEX HASLAM • 01392 264618 • A.Haslam@exeter.ac.uk
Group identity and group processes in organizations and society; specifically, leadership, motivation, decision-making and communication

DR OLIVER JAMES • 01392 264504 • O.James@exeter.ac.uk
Civil service; central and local government; public sector reform; quality of public services
(including health and education); regulation of public and private sectors; public perception of public services
DR MARGARETTA JOLLY • 01392 264254 • M.Jolly@exeter.ac.uk
Lesbian, bisexual and gay studies; feminism and women's movements
DR TONY KING • 01392 263259 • A.C.King@exeter.ac.uk
Sociology of sport/football; social theory; armed forces
DR MICHAEL LEYSHON • 01326 371867 • m.leyshon@exeter.ac.uk
Youth culture and identity; social, political and economic exclusion of young people
DR JAMES LYONS • 01392 264355 • James.Lyons@exeter.ac.uk
Youth and media culture
DR AVRIL MEWSE • 01392 264596 • A.J.Mewse@exeter.ac.uk
Domestic violence; adolescent health and risk taking; psychology of debt
DR RACHEL MUERS • 01392 264240 • R.E.Muers@exeter.ac.uk
Vegetarianism
DR NIGEL PLEASANTS • 01392 263523 • n.j.pleasants@exeter.ac.uk
Philosophical issues raised by the Holocaust; animal ethics
PROFESSOR ADRIAN THATCHER • 01392 264294 • 01752 704058
• A.Thatcher@exeter.ac.uk
Marriage, sexuality, family
DR JOHN TRIPP • 01752 437441 • 07870 271561 • wendy.wilson@pms.ac.uk
Contraception and reproductive health; early childhood deaths; smoking prevention and cessation
DR MATTHIAS VARUL • 01392 263283 • M.Z.Varul@exeter.ac.uk
Sociology of health and illness; Fair Trade consumerism
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DR CRIS BURGESS • 01392 264627 • C.N.W.Burgess@exeter.ac.uk
Retraining intervention for dangerous drivers or motorcycle riders
PROFESSOR JENNY MCEWAN • 01392 263162 • J.A.McEwan@exeter.ac.uk
Criminal trials; evidence
BILL TUPMAN • 01392 264185 • 07738 477460 • W.A.Tupman@exeter.ac.uk
Counter-terrorist policy; financing of terrorism and organised crime; justice and home affairs in the European Union; transnational and cross-border crime; Europol; international police cooperation, especially databases and information technology; international criminal law; financial crime, corruption and money-laundering
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PROFESSOR KEITH ATKINSON • 01326 370449 • K.Atkinson@exeter.ac.uk
Cornish mining; Combined Universities in Cornwall (CUC)
DR CATHERINE BRACE • 01326 371810 • C.Brace@exeter.ac.uk
Cultural identity in the Westcountry and Cornwall
DR BERNARD DEACON • 01326 371889 • B.W.Deacon@exeter.ac.uk
Representations of Cornwall and Cornish identity; historical geography of Cornwall; contemporary governance and regionalism; Cornish language
DR DAVID HARVEY • 01392 263330 • D.C.Harvey@exeter.ac.uk
Historical geography of the South West; Cornwall and Cornish identity (particularly in relation to Methodism); oral history and landscape change in Devon
DR KAYLEIGH MILDEN • 01326 371891 • K.M.Milden@exeter.ac.uk
Cornish identity; 19th and 20th Century history of Methodism in Cornwall, with particular reference to its political impact on society; socio-economic history of the Tamar Valley in the
20th Century; border identity in Devon and Cornwall.
PROFESSOR NICHOLAS ORME • 01392 264340 • N.I.Orme@exeter.ac.uk
History of the South West of England; Cornish medieval, Tudor and church history; Devon medieval and church history
PROFESSOR PHILIP PAYTON • 01326 371887 • P.J.Payton@exeter.ac.uk
Most areas of Cornish Studies, especially 19th Century social history and contemporary socio-economic; cultural and political issues in Cornwall
DR DUNCAN PIRRIE • 01326 371831 • d.pirrie@exeter.ac.uk
The impact of mining on the coastal zone of Cornwall
DR GARRY TREGIDGA • 01326 371888 • G.H.Tregidga@exeter.ac.uk
The musical heritage of Cornwall; the development of Cornish politics since 1880
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PROFESSOR NEIL ARMSTRONG • 01392 263006 • N.Armstrong@exeter.ac.uk
Children's health and exercise
DR SHARON DIXON • 01392 264712 • 07799 584943 • S.J.Dixon@exeter.ac.uk
Biomechanical aspects of sports injuries, particularly the influence of changes in footwear, shoe insoles and orthotic devices and sports surfaces on the loading of lower extremity; specific study populations include distance runners and military recruits

PROFESSOR ROGER ESTON • 01392 264720 • R.G.Eston@exeter.ac.uk
Children and exercise; sports training in children; assessment of fitness and body composition
PROFESSOR ANDREW JONES • 01392 262886 • A.M.Jones@exeter.ac.uk
Respiration in sport; elite sports performance physiology; endurance sports
DR TONY KING • 01392 263259 • A.C.King@exeter.ac.uk
Sociology of sport, especially football
DR ANDREW MIDDLEBROOKE • 01392 262893 • A.R.Middlebrooke@exeter.ac.uk
Exercise, diabetes and cardiovascular risk
DR CASSANDRA PHOENIX • 01392 262861 • H.C.Phoenix@exeter.ac.uk
Psychological effects of ageing on athletes; self-image in athletes
DR TIM REES • 01392 264722 • Tim.J.Rees@exeter.ac.uk
Sport psychology; support networks for sportspeople; sportspeople's explanations for their successes and failures
DR BRETT SMITH • 01392 262868 • B.M.Smith@exeter.ac.uk
Experience of becoming disabled through sport; men’s health
PROFESSOR ANDREW SPARKES • 01392 264752 • A.C.Sparkes@exeter.ac.uk
Performing bodies and identity construction; interrupted body projects (e.g. illness, injury, acquired disability) and the narrative reconstruction of self; sporting autobiographies; the lives of marginalized individuals and groups
DR ADRIAN TAYLOR • 01392 264747 • A.H.Taylor@exeter.ac.uk
Exercise and mental health (anxiety, depression, mood); psychological factors influencing physical activity participation; promoting physical activity, particularly in primary health care; exercise for smoking cessation; exercise and older people; exercise and occupational stress
DR JOANNE WELSMAN • 01392 264752 • J.R.Welsman@exeter.ac.uk
Benefits of exercise on young people
DR CRAIG WILLIAMS • 01392 264890 • C.A.Williams@exeter.ac.uk
Exercise and fitness of children and adolescents; talent identification of young child athletes; cycling, football, cricket, gymnastics and children; paediatric physiology; sports sciences; health and nutrition
DR MARK WILSON • 01392 262891 • Mark.Wilson@exeter.ac.uk
Sport psychology; influence of stress and anxiety on performance; eye-steering coordination in car driving including the influence of stress, distraction, alcohol and fatigue on driving performance
DR RICHARD WINSLEY • 01392 264724 • R.J.Winsley@exeter.ac.uk
Aerobic fitness in children and adults; sport physiology; children’s physical activity; overtraining
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DR TIM COLES • 01392 264441 • T.S.Coles@exeter.ac.uk
Tourism planning; governance and regulation; sustainable tourism; retailing and shopping
PROFESSOR JONATHAN SCHROEDER • 01392 262537 • 07962 524263
• J.E.Schroeder@exeter.ac.uk
Tourism marketing
PROFESSOR GARETH SHAW • 01392 263332 • G.Shaw@exeter.ac.uk
Most aspects of tourism; tourism entrepreneurship and small firms

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26, 28
9
11
8, 13, 20, 31
37
24
5, 27
16, 28
36
14, 37
19
15
39

40
Keyword eugenics evolution exercise fair trade feminism finance fish flooding fluid mechanics football
France gender genetics genomics
Germany gifts
GM
Government
Greek history
Gulf gymnastics
Hamas hepatitis C herbal medicine
Hezbollah
Higher Education hip replacement
History
Hitler holocaust homelessness horses
Human rights infanticide insects and spiders insider trading
Iran
Iraq
Ireland
Islam
Jordan
Page
4
30
15, 16, 37
6, 8
3, 29
4, 5
8, 12, 30, 31, 32
11, 32
34
35, 37
23
2, 4, 7, 21, 22, 29
30
34
23
26, 27
11, 13, 30, 31
4, 26
18
22
37
22
14
15
22
6, 10
14
18, 19, 20, 21
19
35
34
20
21
17
30, 31, 32, 34
6
29
21, 22
34
22, 26, 29
22
Keyword justice
Kurdish issues
Labour Party
Latin
Latin America law leadership
Libya light linguistics liquid crystals literacy literature magic magnets manufacturing marine life marketing marriage martial arts mathematical models mathematics media medical history medical imaging
Medieval history memory mental health mergers
Methodism
Middle East military history mining money motivation
MS music nanotechnology naval history
Nelson neurology
Page
12, 13, 30
7, 28
17, 35
2
33
9
2, 18, 35
19
34
18
27, 28
15, 16, 28, 37
5
28
22, 26
18, 21
10
3, 4, 18, 19
19
32
33
34
23
34
25
21, 22
20
18
18, 23
21, 25
6
22
11, 12, 33, 36
26
27
16
4, 20
34
20
6
16

Page
11, 32
17
31
9, 10, 26, 27, 28
7, 26
11
18, 20, 28
32, 33
8
18, 29
13, 34
24
9
9, 10
11, 32
17
27
16
5, 7
34
12, 31
3
23
19, 20, 25
2, 7
14
16, 18
15
22
29
22
31
3, 17, 18, 35
2,3
8
14, 15, 27, 35
12, 13
29
19, 24
9, 27
26
Keyword new media
NHS nutrition obesity oil
Pakistan
Palestine parasites parenting
Parkinson's disease pensions photonics plants poetry police political history pollution primary care proteins psychology public sector recycling religion renewable energy retail
Roman history rural affairs
Russia school science sewage sex education sexuality
Shakespeare shopping smoking soils space
Spain special educational needs speech
Keyword terrorism theatre tourism
Trade turtles
United Nations
USA vegetarianism
Vikings vitamin C war war on terror water weapons wind turbines witchcraft
World War 2 writing youth culture sport sporting injuries sports psychology sports training
Stalin statistics stem cells
Stone Age stress strokes
Sudan sustainability taxation teaching technology television
Page
15, 35, 37
36
27
37
19
31, 33
30
20
6, 14, 15, 17, 28
16
22
11, 32
5
9, 10
9
2
20
31
21, 26
21
11, 12
21
32
3, 18, 19
23
2, 10
7, 38
5
30
21, 25
20, 24
29
19, 26
2, 3
35
41

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NAME INDEX
Name
ADAMS, Paul
ADDO, Michael
AHMADZADEH, Hashem
AL-ALI, Nadje
ANDERSON, Jonathan
ARMSTRONG, David
ARMSTRONG, Neil
ASHWIN, Peter
ATKINSON, Keith
BAILEY, Trevor
BAKHEIT, Magid
BALKENBORG, Dieter
BANDUCCI, Susan
BARLOW, Anne
BARNES, Barry
BARNES, Bill
BARRY, Jonathan
BARTON, Simon
BATE, Matthew
BAYLISS, Philip
BIESTA, Gert
BLACK, Jeremy
BLIGH, John
BLOUNT, Jonathan
BOLDEN, Richard
BOOTH, Alan
BORG, Barbara
BORGERSON, Janet
BOUGHTON, Zoë
BOYLE, John
BRACE, Catherine
BRADLEY, Bruce
BRADSHAW, Alan
BRAUND, David
BRIDGE, Helen
BRODERICK, Annette
BROWN, Andy
BRYANT, John
BUNKER, Andrew
BURDEN, Robert
BURGESS, Cris
Page
23
11, 32
28, 34, 36
20
6
18
17
7
9
18
17
30
18
24
29
9
7
18, 23
23
30
3
28, 30
29
9, 26
26, 35
11, 36
33
16
5
25
25, 34
30
34
11
21, 25
21
22, 29
12
21, 25
15, 36
33
Name Page
BURGOYNE, Carole
BUTLER, David
CALVERT, Jane
CAMPBELL, John
CAPDEVILA-ARGUELLES, Nuria
CASELDINE, Christopher
CHEDZOY, Sue
CHILDE, Stephen
CLOKE, Paul
CODE, Chris
COLES, Bryony
COLES, Tim
COLEY, David
COLLIER, Paul
CONNOR, Peter
COVENEY, Aidan
COX, Paul
COX, Peter
CRAMP, Matthew
CREIGHTON, Oliver
CRESSWELL, James
CRICK, Julia
DABOO, Jerri
DALL, Sasha
DAVIE, Grace
DEACON, Bernard
DEHGHANI, Hamid
DEMAINE, Andrew
DIXON, Sharon
DJORDJEVIC, Slobodan
DRAPER, Paul
DUMPER, Mick
DUNNE, Tim
DUPRÉ, John
ECONOMIDES, Kim
EDWARDS, Karen
EL-ENANY, Rasheed
ELLARD, Sian
ENDLER, John
ERNEST, Paul
ERNST, Edzard
5, 7
8, 33
14
20
11, 12, 13, 30
18
2, 34
30
28
36
14, 34
14
36
11, 32
7
22
21, 25
30
25
3
3, 22
14
30
9, 33
15
13, 34
27
12, 20
8, 38
8, 11
5
11, 32
23
26
11, 32
30, 34
17
24
8, 12
9
32

NAME INDEX
Name Page
ESTON, Roger
EVANS, Matthew
EVERSON, Richard
FAUKNER, Sally
FFRENCH-CONSTANT, Richard
FINUCANE, Sean
FISHER, Kate
FISHER, Ros
FORD, Nicholas
FRAYLING, Timothy
FRENCH, Henry
GAGNIER, Regenia
GIANNACHI, Gabriella
GIBSON, Marion
GILBERT, Andrew
GILG, Andrew
17
14
18
3, 10, 24
29, 34
11
2
3
30
7
17, 18
10
37
30
9
2
GILL, Christopher
GITHENS-MAZER, Jonathan
GLASS, Hylke
GODLEY, Brendan
GORE, Derek
GOSLING, Jonathan
GREGORY, Alan
HAMILTON, Sarah
HAMPSHER-MONK, Iain
HANEMANN, Oliver
HARCOURT, Alison
HARDING, Anthony
HARRIES, Timothy
HARRIS, Richard
HARRISON, Stephan
HARVEY, David
HASLAM, Alex
HASLAM, Cath
HATTERSLEY, Andrew
HAUSKELLER, Christine
HAYWARD, Susan
HENNESSY, Sarah
HICKEN, Robert
HIGTON, Mike
HILL, Jude
18
34
32
8, 12, 30
20
6
5
18
19, 25
16
7, 23, 25
20
29
5
6, 8
12, 19, 36
6, 27, 34
27
14
30
2, 23
4
32
28
18
Page
6
13, 31
3, 24
27
16
8
5
8
3
3, 35
37
11
32
26
35, 37
8, 11
2, 24
8, 11, 13, 31
16, 27
10
25
28
31
31
21
13, 18
22, 26
17, 19
26, 35
5, 7
5, 13
27
27, 31
14, 32
2
35
31
29
16
23
2, 35
Name
HIPKINS, Danielle
HODGSON, Dave
HODGSON, Tim
HOLDEN, Cathie
HONEYBALL, Simon
HORRELL, David
HOSKEN, David
HUGHES, Stephen
HURCOMBE, Linda
IRIARTE, José
ISMAIL, Salwa
JACKSON, Mark
JAMES, Oliver
JAMES, Simon
JEANES, Emma
JETTEN, Jolanda
JOHNS-PUTRA, Adeline
JOLLY, Margaretta
JONES, Andrew
KAIN, Roger
KAPELAN, Zoran
KARP, Jeff
KING, Tony
KNIGHT, Jasper
KOTSOGIANNIS, Christos
KUHN, Nikolaus
KUYKEN, Willem
KWASNIOK, Frank
LADKIN, Donna
LAPPIN-SCOTT, Hilary
LAWSON-PEEBLES, Robert
LEA, Stephen
LEAVER, Lisa
LEE, Clive
LEY, Graham
LEYSHON, Michael
LITTLECHILD, Jennifer
LOGAN, Alastair
LOGAN, Stuart
LONGMAN, Chris
LYONS, James
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NAME INDEX
Page
21
29, 35
12, 13, 31
7
25
10
29
2
12, 33
15
18
34
31
23
31
10
2
3
25, 35
3, 19
17, 19
15, 27, 35
15, 37
36
5
12, 31
22
21
9, 19
4
6
5
22
10, 27
6
19
22
9
12
7
19, 36
21
Name
MACMILLEN, Malcolm
MACNAIR, Mark
MAHDI, Kamil
MALONEY, John
MARTURANO, Antonio
MAXFIELD, Valerie
MAZZOTTI, Massimo
MCCORRISTON, Steve
MCCULLOUGH, Christopher
MCDOWELL, Nicholas
MCEWAN, Jenny
McRAE, Andrew
MELLING, Joseph
MEWSE, Avril
MIDDLEBROOKE, Andrew
MILDEN, Kayleigh
MILLAR, Dean
MILLS, Simon
MITCHELL, Stephen
MOGER, Julian
MOORE, Allen
MOORE, Melisa
MOORE, Patricia
MORGAN, Debbie
MORKOT, Robert
MUERS, Rachel
MUMBY, Peter
MURRAY, Gordon
MUSSON, Anthony
MYHILL, Debra
NAYLOR, Tim
NEALE, Steve
NEWMAN, Dave
NEWTON, Tim
NG, Irene
NIBLOCK, Tim
NORWICH, Brahm
O’LEARY, Majella
OGDEN, Daniel
ONLEY, James
ORME, Nicholas
OUTRAM, Alan
Name
OVERTON, Mark
OVERY, Richard
PAYTON, Philip
PHOENIX, Cassandra
PINE, Robert
PIRRIE, Duncan
PITTLER, Max
PLEASANTS, Nigel
POSTMES, Thomas
POWELL, Roy
PRINCE, Susan
QUINE, Timothy
QUINN, Jocey
RAPPERT, Brian
REES, John
REES, Tim
REES, Timothy
RENFREW, Alastair
RHYMER, David
RICHARDSON, Angelique
RICHARDSON, William
RIPPON, Stephen
RIZVI, Sajjad
RODGER, Nicholas
RYLANCE, Rick
SADIKI, Larbi
SAMBLES, Roy
SAVIC, Dragan
SCHROEDER, Jonathan
SCHWYZER, Philip
SHARPE, Lesley
SHAW, Gareth
SHORE, Angela
SKINNER, Nigel
SLATER, Alan
SMIRNOFF, Nicholas
SMITH, Brett
SMITH, Chris
SMITH, David
SMITH, Joseph
SMITH, Peter
SNEYD, Robert
Page
4, 10
22, 26
34
12, 33
7, 38
4
4
8, 38
19, 24
4, 24
29
4
10
21
22, 29
20
13, 19
19
19, 36
27, 37
12, 33
12, 13, 36
15
35
9, 27
17
2, 25
13
10
21, 26
17
27, 37
13, 31
15, 37
33
33
20, 24
15
10
27
20, 25
14

NAME INDEX
Name Page
SOMERS, John
SOUTHGATE, Christopher
SPARKES, Andrew
SRIVASTAVA, Gyaneshwar
STANSFIELD, Gareth
STEIN, Ken
STEVENS, Jamie
STORM, Lise
SWEENEY, Kieran
TALBOT, Nicholas
TAUCHERT, Ashley
TAYLOR, Adrian
TAYLOR, Helen
TETTENBORN, Andrew
THATCHER, Adrian
THORPE, Andrew
17
13, 31
4
15, 16, 28, 37
4, 24
25
35
20, 26
3, 10
29
37
34
22
17
31
22, 26
TONKS, Ian
TOOKE, John
TREGENZA, Tom
TREGIDGA, Garry
TREND, Roger
TRIPP, John
TROJANOWSKI, Grzegorz
TUPMAN, Bill
TURNER, Martin
TYLER, Charles
VAN DE NOORT, Robert
VAN-NUFFELEN, Peter
VARUL, Matthias
VONHOFF, Gert
VOSS, Linda
VUKUSIC, Pete
WALSHAM, Alexandra
WALTERS, Gareth
WATKINS, Edward
WELSMAN, Joanne
WHATMORE, Jackie
WHITMARSH, Tim
WHITTAKER, Julie
WIGHT, Colin
WILKIN, Terry
WILKINS, John
6, 7
14
32
4, 20, 26, 36
10
14, 15, 35
6
23, 26, 35
20, 29
8, 15, 35
23
15
34
13
32
21
20, 29
24
16, 28
16, 37
14
18
6
21
14
18
Name
WILLIAMS, Charles
WILLIAMS, Craig
WILLIAMS, Howard
WILLIAMS, Huw
WILLS, Andy
WILSON, Mark
WILSON, Rod
WINSLEY, Richard
WINTER, Michael
WOOD, Elizabeth
WOOTTON, Robin
WREN-LEWIS, Simon
WRIGHT, David
WU, Yue
YOUNG, Brian
YOUNG, Philippe
YOUNG, Susan
ZAJICEK, John
ZARRILLI, Phillip
ZHANG, David
ZITZLSPERGER, Ulrike
Page
34
16, 37
21
16, 28
28
28, 37
8, 12, 32
37
33
2, 7, 28
5
9
14, 33
13
10
32
4
16
3
33
23
45

46
Male/Female Ratio 04/05
Female 53.10%
Male 46.90%

38 (Scotland)
19 (Northern Ireland)
218 (North)
776 (Midlands)
520 (Wales)
719 (East Anglia)
2914 (London & South East)
3888 (South West)
Unknown 142
Other 246
1 2
4
5
6
3
1 North and South America 183
2 Africa 67
3 Australasia/Oceania 7
4 Middle East and Gulf 120
5 Europe and Russian Federation 278
6 Asia 652
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