Jackie is an agricultural soil scientist based at Rothamsted Research, England, one of the oldest agricultural research stations in the World. She is publicly funded by NERC, the UK's leading public funded of environmental science. She is a devoted science communicator, and you'd like an earthworm talk/in-field demo on 'how to' measure your earthworms then please get in touch. If you have burning earthworm questions or would like the latest updates on her research - please follow @wormscience
Dr. Jackie Stroud
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Principal Investigator, NERC Soil Security Fellow
Dr. Jackie Stroud, won the Lyell Scholarship to attend RHUL and obtained a First class Bachelors degree in Environmental Geology, winning both the Tennant medal and Environmental Geology Prize. She moved to Lancaster University for her NERC CASE funded PhD (with Remedios) and published seven papers from her thesis on the microbial bioavailability of pesticides and hydrocarbon pollutants in soils.
Dr Stroud undertook postdoctoral training at Rothamsted Research (UK) and the University of New South Wales (Australia), publishing over 35 articles, before returning to Rothamsted Research as a NERC fellow. She is the first person to hold a NERC fellowship at Rothamsted, winning one of the three soil security fellowships in the country. All publications can be found here.
Dr Stroud undertook postdoctoral training at Rothamsted Research (UK) and the University of New South Wales (Australia), publishing over 35 articles, before returning to Rothamsted Research as a NERC fellow. She is the first person to hold a NERC fellowship at Rothamsted, winning one of the three soil security fellowships in the country. All publications can be found here.
