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Core Staff

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Claire Waterton
Bronislaw Szerszynski

Bron’s research draws on the social sciences, humanities, arts and natural sciences to explore the changing relationship between humans, environment and technology.

Katerina Psarikidou
Emma Cardwell

Emma researches the ecological, social and economic sustainability of food production. She worked for one year on the SLURRY-MAX project and is now a Lecturer in Geography at the University of Glasgow.

Brian Wynne
John Law

John has shaped debates on Actor Network Theory (ANT), heretogeneous engineering, the performativity of method, and post-colonial STS. He is working with scientists and indigenous Sámi people on salmon in the Deatnu River.

Robin Grove-White

Robin is Professor Emeritus of Environment and Society. Robin was the co-founder, with Brian Wynne, of CSEC at Lancaster University in 1991.

Affiliated Members

Nigel Clarke
Wallace Heim

Wallace works to analyse the experience of art works and social practices and how these events shape their social and ecological contexts.

David Tyfield
Mark Toogood

Mark researches histories of science and the relationships between expertise, lay knowledge and non-humans.

Research Students

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Enieke-akpo Anesah



Andy Yuille

Andy’s PhD research project is exploring innovative forms of participatory planning, focusing on neighbourhood planning, a form of community-led land use planning introduced to England by the Localism Act 2011.

Stephen Jackson

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Louise Elstow

Louise is using an STS approach to understand the social use of scientific information in the contaminated aftermath of Fukushima, Japan.