Students

Under the UK system, a Ph.D. student typically has just two supervisors. This section includes details of career destinations of the Ph.D. students that I have supervised, and their contribution to academia and professional practice. To date, only three students (including two second supervisions) have not delivered acceptable theses within the normal registration periods.

37. 2009-         Nahid Mohajeri. principal advisor. (Intending Ph.D.)

36. 2008-         Paul Richards. ESRC CASE award, principal advisor. (Intending Ph.D.)

35. 2008-         James Cheshire. ESRC CASE award, principal advisor. (Intending Ph.D.)

34. 2008-         Daniel Lewis. ESRC CASE award, principal advisor. (Intending Ph.D.)

33. 2008-         Muhammad Adnan. Research grant funded. (Intending Ph.D.)

32. 2006-8       Dr. Maurizio Gibin. Research grant funded, principal advisor. (Refocused on research papers 2008, following appointment as Lecturer in Geography, University of London, Birkbeck College)

31. 2005-9       Catherine Lowe. ESRC competition award, principal advisor. Ph.D. awarded 2010. Subsequently analyst, Aon Benfield Analytics.

30. 2005-8       Jakob Petersen. Research grant funded, principal advisor. Ph.D. awarded 2008. Subsequently pharmaco-epidemiologist, National Health Service.

29. 2004-8       Kate Jones. Research grant funded (full time), principal advisor. Ph.D. awarded 2008. Subsequently Research Associate, UCL, then Lecturer in Geography, Portsmouth University.

28. 2004-7       Pablo Mateos. Research grant funded (full time), principal advisor. Ph.D.awarded 2007. Subsequently ESRC Postdoctoral Research Fellow and then Lecturer in Geography, UCL.

27. 2004-7       Hanif Rahemtulla. ESRC competition award, principal advisor. Ph.D. awarded 2008. Subsequently Research Officer, Université Laval

26. 2003-7       Christian Castle. Research grant funded/ESRC CASE award, principal advisor. Ph.D. awarded 2007. Subsequently transport planning consultant.

25. 2003-6       Andrew Crooks. ESRC CASE award, second advisor. Ph.D. awarded 2007. Subsequently Research Scientist, Greater London Authority and then Assistant Professor in Geography, George Mason University.

24. 2002-7       Alex Singleton. Research grant funded (full/part time), principal advisor. Ph.D. awarded 2007. Subsequently Research Officer, UCL.

23. 2002-5       Joana Simoes. Portuguese Government scholarship, second advisor. Ph.D. awarded 2006. Subsequently software developer, Brunel University.

22. 2002-4       Ozlem Sahbaz. Research grant funded (part time) second advisor until inter-departmental transfer in 2004. No award to date.

21. 2002-5       John Ward. ESRC CASE award, second advisor. Ph.D. awarded 2007. Subsequently Research Officer, the Bartlett School, UCL.

20. 2002-5       Aidan Slingsby. ESRC CASE award, principal advisor. Ph.D. awarded 2006. Subsequently Postdoctoral Research Fellow, City University

19. 2002-5       David Ashby. ESRC CASE award, principal advisor. Ph.D. awarded 2006. Subsequently Business Development Manager, UCL Business Plc. Currently Senior Analyst, Dr. Foster (Research) Ltd.

18. 2002-5       Tessa Anderson. ESRC CASE award, principal advisor. Ph.D. awarded 2006. Subsequently Lecturer in Geography, University of Canterbury, New Zealand, then University of Queensland, currently at Hong Kong University.

17. 2001-5       Sinesio Alves Jnr. Brazilian Government Scholarship, second advisor. No thesis submitted. Subsequently, inter alia, Computer Officer at UCL.

16. 2001-6       Nancy Chin. Research grant funded (part time), second advisor. Ph.D. awarded 2006. Subsequently senior civil servant.

15. 2001-4       Sarah Smith. Ordnance Survey funded, principal advisor. Ph.D. awarded 2005. Subsequently research analyst, Ordnance Survey (Great Britain) and then Research Fellow in Civil Engineering and Geosciences, University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

14. 2001-4       Torsten Schietzelt. ESRC CASE award, second advisor. No thesis submitted. Subsequently ad hoc lecturer, the Bartlett School, UCL.

13. 2001-4       (Lily) Chao Li. ESRC competition award, principal advisor. Ph.D. awarded 2005. Subsequently ESRC Postdoctoral Research Fellow, UCL.

12. 2001-3       Ian Greatbatch. Research grant funded, principal advisor for part of study period only. M.Sc. awarded 2007. Currently Lecturer in Geography, Kingston University.

11. 2001-4       Daryl Lloyd. ESRC CASE award, second advisor. Ph.D. awarded 2005. Subsequently senior research analyst at ODPM and the Cabinet Office.

10. 2001-3       Mike de Smith. Self-funded, principal advisor. Ph.D. awarded 2004. Subsequently self-employed consultant.

9. 2000-3         Paul Torrens. ESRC competition award, second advisor. Ph.D. awarded 2003. Subsequently Assistant Professor, University of Utah. Currently Associate Professor in Geography, Arizona State University.

8. 2000-3         Carolina Tobon. UCL Teaching Assistantship, principal advisor. Ph.D. awarded 2003. Subsequently GIS analyst for ESRI (UK) Ltd. and software developer.

7. 1998-2001   William Grey. NERC award, external advisor. Ph.D. awarded 2002. Currently Research Fellow, Department of Geography, Swansea University.

6. 1998-9         Emma Roe. ESRC award, principal advisor until 1999 and remained in Bristol after my move to UCL. Ph.D awarded 2002. Currently Lecturer in Human Geography, University of Southampton.

5. 1996-9         Richard Harris. ESRC award, principal advisor. Ph.D. awarded 1999. Subsequently Research Assistant, University of Bristol. Currently Senior Lecturer, University of Bristol.

4. 1993-6         Scott Orford.  ESRC award, principal advisor. Ph.D awarded 1997. Subsequently Computer Officer, School of Geographical Sciences, University of Bristol, and currently Senior Lecturer in GIS and Spatial Analysis, Cardiff University.

3. 1991-94       Victor Mesev.  SERC award, principal advisor. Ph.D awarded 1995. Subsequently ESRC Postdoctoral Research Fellow at Bristol University of Bristol. Currently Chair, University of Florida, Tallahassee.

2. 1990-93       Myles Gould.  SERC award, principal advisor. Ph.D awarded 1996. Currently Senior Lecturer in Geography, University of Leeds.

1. 1987-89       Simon Thompson. SERC award, principal advisor. M.Sc awarded 1990. Subsequently senior manager with GENAMAP GIS and most recently Commercial Business Industry Solutions Manager, ESRI Inc., Redlands, CA.