
Profiles
Dr Angela Milne
Lecturer in Environmental Science
School of Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences (Faculty of Science and Engineering)
Role
Lecturer in Environmental Science
Qualifications
Academic history:
PhD Marine Chemistry: 2003-2007
BSc (Hons) Environmental Science: 1998-2002
Employment history:
Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Plymouth University: 2010 – 2017
Postdoctoral Research Associate, Florida State University: 2007-2010
Professional membership
Royal Society of Chemistry
Challenger Society
American Geophysical Union (AGU)
American Society of Limnology and Oceanography (ASLO)
Research interests
Trace metal biogeochemistry: I am interested in the distribution of trace elements (particularly bio-essential elements such as iron and cobalt) in the ocean, both in the dissolved phase and from oceanic particulate material.
Analytical chemistry: I am very interested in developing and using analytical techniques which allow for the determination of multiple elements from one sample.
Grants & contracts
Co-investigator and named PDRF on the following proposal submissions:
‘Processes Influencing Carbon Cycling Observations of the Lower Limb of the Antarctic Overturning’. NERC Directed Grant (2017 - current) Awarded £268,000.
‘Carbon uptake and seasonal traits of Antarctic remineralisation depth’. NERC Directed Grant (2017 - current) Awarded £262,000
‘Iron speciation in marine suspended particles transported from the Celtic Shelf’. Co-Investigator. Diamond Light Source Standard Proposal (2017) Awarded beamtime
‘The supply of Iron from shelf sediments to the oceans’. NERC Directed Grant: Shelf Seas Biogeochemistry Programme (2013-17) Awarded £304,000
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