Angela Lamb is an established isotope research chemist with over 25 years of experience. Her specialist areas of research have included the application of light stable isotopes to science-based archaeology, palaeoecology, palaeolimnology, and freshwater, estuarine and marine environmental reconstruction. Angela leads the stable isotope tracers and archaeology science areas at NEIF-BGS and has a particular interest in the development and application of sulfur isotopes. Angela also leads the LEAF sustainable laboratories area and is Chair of the BGS Laboratory Sustainability Committee. She has published over 60 peer reviewed papers (h-index: 36).
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Dr Angela Lamb
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Stable Isotopes in Ecology
This course will focus on the use of stable isotopes to understand modern ecology. We will cover experimental design, sample collection and analysis, and best practise for data management. We will [...]
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NEIF BGS Stable Isotopes and Geochronological Tracers Facilities
This tour includes both the BGS Stable Isotope Facility (Contact Mel Leng @ BGS) and the BGS Geochronology and Tracers Facility (Contact Dan Condon @ [...]
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