Research: Landscape Dynamics: Oxford Rock Breakdown Laboratory: Preserving Our Past Research Cluster
Core Participants
- Prof. Peter Borsay, University of Wales, Lampeter (British urban landscape, 1660-1820 and the history of heritage)
- Dr J.H. Chandler, Loughborough University (automated methods of digital photogrammetry)
- James Dixon, University of the West of England (art and archaeology in the context of urban renewal)
- Claire Doherty, University of the West of England (curatorship)
- Dr David Harvey, University of Exeter (integrating oral history, landscape archaeology, and agricultural conservation studies) - Co-investigator (d.c.harvey@ex.ac.uk)
- Dr Dan Hicks, University of Bristol (desk-based archaeology) - Co-investigator (dan.hicks@bris.ac.uk)
- Dr John Hughes, University of Paisley (characterisation of historic mortars, lime burning, geomaterials in construction)
- Dr Adrian Hyde, University of Sheffield (soil mechanics and foundation engineering, including the use of geotechnics applied to archaeological resources)
- Mena Jones, London Metropolitan University (urban planning)
- Dr Sian Jones, University of Manchester (archaeological heritage and conservation)
- Dr Alick Leslie, British Geological Survey, Exeter (specification of mortars for historical buildings, quarry assessments, and repair methodologies)
- Dr Haida Liang, Nottingham Trent University (applied to art conservation, astrophysics)
- Helen Lloyd, The National Trust (ceramics conservation)
- Prof. Gary R. Lock, University of Oxford (computer applications and quantitative methods in archaeology, landscape archaeology, British later prehistory)
- Dr Eric May, University of Portsmouth (environmental microbiology, microbiology of heritage materials)
- Dr Angie McClanahan, University of Glasgow (archaeological heritage research, qualitative methods, and community archaeological research)
- Janet Miller, Head of Heritage, WS Atkins
- Paul Rooney, University of Wolverhampton (artist)
- Dr Stephen Shaw, London Metropolitan University (inclusive planning and urban design for heritage-led regeneration and sustainable development of urban tourism in historic, but disadvantaged areas)
- Dr Andrew Smith, Daresbury Laboratory (synchrotron radiation)
- Dr Mary Thornbush, Oxford Rock Breakdown Laboratory, University of Oxford (novel and non-destructive techniques, methodologies, and applications) - Cluster Assistant
- Prof. Heather Viles, University of Oxford (geomorphic approaches to integrating laboratory, field, and modelling approaches at different scales in the study of deterioration and conservation of historic building materials) - Principal Investigator (heather.viles@ouce.ox.ac.uk)
- Dr David Wheatley, University of Southampton (application of computers to archaeological problems)
- Dr Janet Wright, University of Staffordshire (geomorphology and stone weathering)

