Staff profile

Biography

This section provides a brief background of the staff member, including their professional experience, education, and key achievements e.g.

I am currently Professor of Example and Dean of Research in the Faculty of Example at Keele University, having joined the University in 2022 from Example University.

I have a BSc and PhD from Example University, as well as a PGCE from the University of Example. I have held lectureships at Example University, the University of Example, Example University, and most recently Example before joining Keele.  I have also previously been a Visiting Professor at the University of Example.

I have a track-record of leadership in higher education, with considerable experience in undergraduate and postgraduate teaching, learning, and recruitment in the STEM disciplines.

My research focuses on the links between example and example. As well as exploring example, I study example and example. I’m proud to lead the example research group at Keele University, heading up a team of 15 academics, post-doctoral researchers, and postgraduate students.

Research and scholarship

In this section, describe the staff member’s main areas of research, their current projects, and areas of expertise e.g.

I specialise in research on example, underpinned by theoretical perspectives on example. More specifically, my work is informed by example. For the past few years my research work has focused on example, example and example. 

I have developed a strong interest in interdisciplinary research on example and have also established example.

Currently, my research mainly explores example research area. A key aspect of my work involves solving complex systems of example equations. I am affiliated with the Example Research Institute.

Teaching

This section outlines the staff member’s teaching responsibilities, including courses they are currently teaching or have taught in the past e.g.

I currently teach the following undergraduate modules:

• EX-10001 Introduction to course
• EX-20001 Developing course
• EX-30001 Advances course

Supervision

This section details the staff member’s supervision of students or research assistants, including their mentorship role and oversight of academic projects or theses. Current students can be listed here or in the additional PhD students tab.

Over the years, I have had the privilege of supervising a diverse group of PhD students, each exploring unique aspects of example. Current students include: 

• Sarah Johnson is investigating the role of social media in example.
• David Lee is focused on the psychology of example.
• Emily Carter is studying example.

These students are conducting innovative, interdisciplinary research, with real-world impact on policy and practice. I welcome new PhD students who are passionate about exploring these and related areas.

PhD students

In this section, list the PhD students currently supervised by the staff member, including their research topics and progress within their doctoral programs. Developer notes: these are added via k-include:phd-students and this section requires optional-output to activate.

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PhD student, Senior Research Associate in X

test@keele.ac.uk

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PhD Student, Senior Research Associate in Climate Change Adaptation Strategies for Urban Infrastructure

test@keele.ac.uk

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PhD Candidate, Research Fellow in Digital Health and Wearable Technology for Chronic Disease Management

test@keele.ac.uk

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PhD Researcher, Associate in Artificial Intelligence and Autonomous Systems for Agricultural Robotics

test@keele.ac.uk

Collaborations and grants awards

This section outlines key collaborations the staff member has with external partners, institutions, or colleagues, and highlights any significant grants or awards received to support their research or professional contributions e.g.

I have been fortunate to receive funding from a range of prestigious organisations to support my research, including grants from the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC), the Leverhulme Trust, the European Commission, and the UK Home Office. These awards have enabled me to lead and collaborate on projects that address critical issues in example.

Over the years, I have been involved in securing over £200k in research funding, both as Principal Investigator and Co-Investigator. These grants have supported impactful studies that have not only advanced academic understanding but also informed policy and practice at national and international levels. I continue to seek out funding opportunities to drive innovative, evidence-based research that addresses real-world challenges.

In the media

This section features appearances, interviews, or mentions of the staff member in various media outlets, such as newspapers, television or podcasts e.g.

As an expert in my field, I am regularly involved in media work, providing insights and analysis on topics such as example. My research has been featured in national and international outlets, and I am available for interviews, commentary, and expert opinions across various platforms, including television, radio, print, and online media.

I am experienced in communicating complex ideas in a clear, accessible manner, making research relevant and engaging for wider audiences. For media inquiries, please reach out to me for expert commentary or to discuss potential collaborations.

Editorial work

This section highlights the staff member’s involvement in editorial activities, including roles as an editor, reviewer, or board member for academic journals, conferences, or other publications e.g.

I am the current Editor in Chief of Example and sit on the following editorial boards:

• example x
• example y
• example z