Clare Collins

PhD in Biological Sciences
PhD / DPhil

Status Current

Part Time No

Years 2023 - 2027

Project Title Effective Biodiversity Monitoring of River Rewilding Projects using eDNA Modelling

Project Description Rewilding introduces change and whilst the aim of such ecological restoration is to mitigate biodiversity loss, we need community-wide and spatially-explicit data to understand the success or failures of these aims. Environmental DNA metabarcoding is less

Awarding Institution 00 University of Hull

Director of Studies Jon Bolland

Second Supervisor Lori Lawson Handley

Additional Supervisor Robert Dorrell

Status	Current
Part Time	No
Years	2023 - 2027
Project Title	Effective Biodiversity Monitoring of River Rewilding Projects using eDNA Modelling
Project Description	Rewilding introduces change and whilst the aim of such ecological restoration is to mitigate biodiversity loss, we need community-wide and spatially-explicit data to understand the success or failures of these aims. Environmental DNA metabarcoding is less
Awarding Institution	00 University of Hull
Director of Studies	Jon Bolland
Second Supervisor	Lori Lawson Handley
Additional Supervisor	Robert Dorrell

MSc (by thesis) Environmental Sciences
MRes

Status Complete

Part Time Yes

Years 2019 - 2023

Project Title Analysing microplastics in Antarctic fishes from the South Georgia & South Sandwich Islands Marine Protected Area in the Southern Ocean

Project Description Understanding microplastic uptake in fish is of global importance for environmental pollution monitoring of ecosystems as well as understanding the potential ecological implications, human health risk and global economy impacts of plastics within commerci

Awarding Institution 00 University of Hull

Director of Studies Bryony Caswell

Second Supervisor Cath Waller

Additional Supervisor Magnus Johnson

Status	Complete
Part Time	Yes
Years	2019 - 2023
Project Title	Analysing microplastics in Antarctic fishes from the South Georgia & South Sandwich Islands Marine Protected Area in the Southern Ocean
Project Description	Understanding microplastic uptake in fish is of global importance for environmental pollution monitoring of ecosystems as well as understanding the potential ecological implications, human health risk and global economy impacts of plastics within commerci
Awarding Institution	00 University of Hull
Director of Studies	Bryony Caswell
Second Supervisor	Cath Waller
Additional Supervisor	Magnus Johnson

BA Double Honours French and Media
BA

Status Complete

Part Time No

Years 1999 - 2003

Qualifications (3)