Dr Helen Holmes
Hallsworth Research Fellow
Biography
Having completed a Geography BA at Durham University in 2002, I went on to carve out a career in marketing working for Yell PLC and The Co-operative Bank.
In 2005 I returned to academia and gained my MA in Human Geography Research at Sheffield University. I remained at Sheffield for the next nine years, undertaking an ESRC funded PhD exploring hair, hairdressing and the practices of women’s haircare. This was followed by two post-doctoral positions investigating interdisciplinary collaborations between material science and social science, in several science-led studies.
I joined Manchester in 2015 as a Hallsworth Fellow, based at the Sustainable Consumption Institute. I am also a member of the Morgan Centre.
Areas of expertise
Research Networks and Beacons
Related information
Publication highlights
Research output: Research - peer-review › Article
Research output: Research - peer-review › Article
Prizes
Prize: Prize (including medals and awards)
Prize: Fellowship awarded competitively