Scientists for XR
We come from across the spectrum of scientific disciplines and believe we have a moral duty not just to document the natural world, but also to help protect it. You can hear some of our stories below
Dr Aaron Thierry
Earth System Scientist
Dr Lucy Hogarth
Astrophysicist
Dr Charlie Gardner
Conservation Scientist
Dr Abi Perrin
Microbiologist
Shana Sullivan, Msc
Physicist and space engineer
Dr Tristram Wyatt
Zoologist
Prof Jeff Waage
Ecologist
Dr Stuart Capstick
Social Scientist
Pete Knapp, PhD Student
Air pollution
Dr Jenna Lawson
Wildlife Biologist
Dr Emily Cox
Social Scientist
Emma Smart, Msc
Ecologist
Dr Alex Penson
Cancer Biologist
Dr Elizabeth Boakes
Biodiversity Scientist
Dr Ryan Walker
Ecologist
Jane Ripley, Bsc
Biologist
Prof Colin Davies
Experimental psychologist
Chris Jones, MA
Chemistry
Prof James Bullock
Ecologist
Dr Lynn Bjerke
Cancer Research Biologist
Dr Beth Sawyer
Biochemist
Dr Anthony Graham
Bioelectronics
James Fallon, PhD Student
Energy Meteorology
Dr Caroline Vincent
Biologist
Cat Acheson, PhD Student
Social Science
Ben Benatt, Bsc
Ecologist
Dr Susi Arnott
Biologist
Sophie, Msc
Geologist
Dr Kara Laing
Mathematician, Engineer
Dr Jen Murphy
Science Teacher
Dr Stephanie Williamson
Entomologist
Dr Laura Thomas-Walters Environmental Social Scientist
Alan Heath, PhD Student Biochemist
Yaz Ashmawi, Msc
Physics
Dr Marjorie Gibbon
Biologist
Tipping Points podcast
Published by the Grantham Institute, the first series of Tipping Points explore the stories of scientists from multiple disciplines who are concerned about the current state and future of the climate and life on Earth.
They share their personal stories, explaining what led them to be interested in the environmental and ecological crises. They discuss their opinions on public communication, politics, divestment campaigns, having children, Greta Thunberg, travel, carbon footprints, what they hope to see in the future and much more.
Meet the host of Tipping Points, Pete Knapp, Imperial research postgraduate studying indoor air pollution.