DIRE_Research_Group

DIRE is an interdisciplinary research group led by Dr Harriet Elizabeth Moore, University of Lincoln, Department of Geography, College of Health and Science.

[Jason Killens KAM @jasonkillens]

Mental Health Response Vehicles live and expanding across Wales providing patient centred care and avoiding the emergency department in the majority of cases.

https://t.co/Suc9GZkWVS

[Dr Harriet Elizabeth Moore @HarrietElizab15]

Presenting a novel approach for investigating the impact of climate on mental health! @wellcometrust @nsiriwardena @1markgussy @MethaneSAT @unilincoln @CUP_RDirections @DireGroup @UoLCoHS

https://t.co/MnubddKoXw

[DIRE_Research_Group @DireGroup]

GHGsat presenting at AQE on the need to integrate observational measures into methane emissions reporting towards fulfilling the Paris Agreement. Current reporting relies on modelling and corporate self-reporting resulting in +30% error margins!

[Lincoln Department of Geography @UoLGeography]

We are hiring a Lecturer in Human Geography, fixed-term, 4 years, 0.8 FTE.

We would particularly welcome candidates with a focus on historical geography, environmental history, and global inequalities.

https://t.co/yBm30J9uGE

@ICEnvHist @HGRG_RGS #envhist

[Dr Harriet Elizabeth Moore @HarrietElizab15]

We are hiring! Come and join the team at the Lincoln Institute for Rural and Coastal Health. 2x PDRA positions.

https://t.co/G5BQEF5rui

[Dr Harriet Elizabeth Moore @HarrietElizab15]

Great day at The Met Office HQ presenting on hazards and health research related to our @wellcometrust project ME-NET! @LIIRH_UoL @UoLCoHS @CaHRU_UoL @DireGroup

[Dr Harriet Elizabeth Moore @HarrietElizab15]

Great day at Centre4 in North East Lincs today. The wonderful Jennifer, Amy and Tracy supporting the co-production of our @wellcometrust project ME-NET. Can’t wait to work with the Centre4 team, local solutions for global problems! @UoLGeography @UoLLifeSciences

[Dr Harriet Elizabeth Moore @HarrietElizab15]

Day Two Socio-Oceanography: Operation Trojan Hedgehog @NOCsouthampton @1markgussy

[DIRE_Research_Group @DireGroup]

Boating about at NOC discussing the needs of coastal communities and the opportunities presented by socio-oceanography!

[Dr Harriet Elizabeth Moore @HarrietElizab15]

Boaty McBoatface with @1markgussy #NOC #SocioOceanography

[Dr Harriet Elizabeth Moore @HarrietElizab15]

MethaneSat is successfully in orbit! This new source of global data will support out @wellcometrust project ME-NET starting June. Excite! @1markgussy @nsiriwardena @UoLCoHS

[Lincoln Department of Geography @UoLGeography]

Dr Matthew Hannaford will be participating in a @foresight4food webinar tomorrow. Topic: how can insights from the past help inform food futures?

[DIRE_Research_Group @DireGroup]

Methane causes a third of the global heating driving climate change and associated health outcomes. Looking forward to kick-starting our Methane Early Warning Network project funded by @wellcometrust this coming June @1markgussy

https://t.co/WYbq3sx6G8

[DIRE_Research_Group @DireGroup]

Remembering Black Saturday in Australia, 15yrs ago today. For many this was a wake up call; the situation is DIRE. #ClimateAction is the only option. R.I.P to all the friends and family we lost in the fires that day.

[Theresa Mercer @TheresaGMercer]

I was honoured to give a keynote today as part of the Women in Science symposium hosted by the Coasts and Catchment Research Group, @UoLGeography. Such a celebration of women in science, academia, research and education and nice to be back on my old stomping grounds. Thank you!

[Dr Harriet Elizabeth Moore @HarrietElizab15]

So proud of our research group, thanks to our brilliant team of geographers @UoLCoHS for helping develop our E3 bid!

[DIRE_Research_Group @DireGroup]

Such exciting news for DIRE, thanks to @UoLGeography @LIIRH_UoL @CaHRU_UoL @1markgussy for this amazing opportunity to be part of the Lincoln Institute for Rural and Coastal Health (LIRCH). Big things to come!

[Lincoln Department of Geography @UoLGeography]

Our Development, Inequalities, Resilience and Environments research group is part of a successful bid to establish the Lincoln Institute for Rural and Coastal Health (LIRCH), alongside colleagues in @CaHRU_UoL and @LIIRH_UoL.

https://t.co/Cl5nWGtzel