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What’s your name? Carolyn Bromley (better known as Cass) Where are you from? Originally from Lancashire |
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| What did you do before you came to work on the IBIS project? Studied Russian at university first time round, then worked mainly in plastics (pipelines), advertising and publishing before returning to full-time study for degree, masters and now postgraduate research in marine ecology/ environmental science. What is the topic of your research? Commercial and environmental sustainability of European native oysters (Ostrea edulis) You know me as a scientist but I may have been a... I have come to science quite late, so have been a number of things already. I wish people would take more notice of Each other, lessons from history and how important the oceans are in driving the planet. In a nutshell, my philosophy is this: Rather than despair at the state of the world, we all have to do our bit for positive change, no matter how small and seemingly futile. What’s your favourite method / protocol / technique / equipment in the lab or field? Remote Operated Vehicles (ROV) – you can see what is on the seabed without being too invasive or destructive Cass is a Portaferry-based Queen's University PhD researcher. |
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