Mr James Allard

Overview

I am a PhD student in Physical Geography at The University of Manchester. 

My research interests include glacial geomorphology, cosmogenic nuclide exposure dating and Quaternary environmental change. My research is primarily focussed on the extent and timing of glaciation in the Mediterranean mountains during the Late Pleistocene. 

I am currently working on projects in the Pindus Mountains of Greece; the Dinaric Alps of Montenegro; the Pyrenees of Spain / France; and the Wicklow Mountains of Ireland. 

Biography

Teaching Assistant, The University of Manchester (2017 - Present)

PhD Physical Geography, The University of Manchester (2017 - Present)

MSc Environmental Monitoring Modelling and Reconstruction, The University of Manchester (2016)

Laboratory Technician, ALS Food & Pharmaceutical, (2015 - 2019)

Research Technician, Bio-Nordic Ltd (2012 - 2015)

BSc Physical Geography, Lancaster University (2011)

Memberships of committees and professional bodies

Quaternary Research Association

Royal Geographical Society with IBG

British Society for Geomorphology