Meet our team
Royal Holloway
Rachael is a human geography lecturer at Royal Holloway. Her research draws on feminist geopolitical approaches to explore questions related to earth futures through a number of lenses. These include territory, terrain, extreme environments, and nonhuman life. Her research has a focus on oceans with an interest in practices of experiment during the Cold War.
University of Reading
Anna is a lecturer in human geography at the University of Reading. She is a feminist political geographer interested in technological visibilities, volumes, relations, and futures. Her current work approaches these issues through the lends of the drone, exploring the 'unmanning' of everyday, urban, and military life in the drone age.
University of Birmingham
Johanne is an assistant professor in environmental geography at the University of Birmingham. Her work focuses on the intersection between scientific practice, material politics, and spatialised governance with a particular focus on questions of terrain and territory in places dominated by ice.
Durham University
Rachel is an Associate Professor of Human Geography at Durham University. She is a leading feminist geographer whose research focuses on geographies of the body, and developing critical approaches to 'obesity'. She is currently developing work on weight stigma in health care settings.
Northumbria University
Peter is an assistant professor at Northumbria University. He is a political geographer interested in the intersections between energy, infrastructural politics, and urban governance. His current research explores the societal implications of the nascent hydrogen transition.
Queen Mary's University, London
James is a professor of geography at Queen Mary's University, London. His research focuses on black populations located in the 'conspicuous margins', a term that he uses to describe people and places that, despite their importance and visibility, often exist on the periphery or outskirts of mainstream attention or discourse. He works to explore these conspicuous margins and reveal their hidden narratives.
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