Dr. Jonathan Millett’s CV
Career
May 2007 – present:
Lecturer in Physical Geography, Department of Geography, Loughborough University.
March 2007 – May 2007:
Lecturer in Research/Coordinator for Postgraduate Research Skills Development, Liverpool Hope University.
Feb 2005 – Feb 2007:
Post Doctoral Teaching Fellow in Geography and Environmental Management, Department of Geography, Liverpool Hope University
2002 – 2005:
PhD, Plant Science, Department of Plant and Soil Sciences, University of Aberdeen & The Macaulay Institute. Funded by the Macaulay Development Trust.
2000 – 2001:
MRes, Science of the Environment, Institute for Environmental and Natural Sciences, Lancaster University. Funded by NERC.
1996 – 1999:
BSc (Hons), Forestry (2.1), School of Agricultural and Forest Sciences, University of Wales, Bangor.
Grants Awarded
British Ecological Society, 2006: £2,500
‘The significance of tree size on nutrient resorption during leaf senescence.’
British Ecological Society, 2007: £2,448
‘How does N Availability alter the Expression of Carnivory in Drosera Rotundifolia?’
NERC Life Sciences Mass Spectrometry Facility, 2008: £15,020
‘The impact of increased nitrogen availability on carnivory in Drosera rotundiflora’
NERC Life Sciences Mass Spectrometry Facility, 2009: £17,020
‘The impact of increased atmospheric CO2 concentrations on symbiotic nitrogen fixation in temperate forests.’
Botanical Society of the British Isles, 2010: £920
‘The impacts of grazing management on dune slack plant communities.’
British Ecological Society, 2011: £2,500
‘Does reliance on prey derived N for the carnivorous plant Drosera rotundifolia (roundleaved sundew) decrease with increased N availability?’
NERC Life Sciences Mass Spectrometry Facility, 2011: £16,894
The influence of long-term background N input and ambient temperature on the physiological ecology of the carnivorous plant Drosera rotundifolia (with Joni Cook)
The Botanical Research Fund, 2012: £960
Nutrient stoichiometry and prey N uptake in the carnivorous plant Drosera rotundifolia in response to nitrogen deposition.
Teaching
Year 1
Geographical Research: Design and Practice (module convener)
Practising Geography – Residential Field Course
Tutorials
Year 2
Forest Ecology (module convener)
Environmental Systems and Resource Management
Year 3
Alpine Studies Field Course (module convener)
Dissertation advisor
Independent Geographical Essay Advisor
MSc
Evidence-Based Environmental Management (module convener)
Administration
Chair: Staff Student Liaison Committee (2009-2011 & 2012- )
Member of Faculty Board (2006-2010)
Member of Loughborough University Woodland Management Group (2010- )
Member of Loughborough University Biodiversity Action Plan Working Group (2008- )
Other professional experience
Member of the British Ecological Society peer review college (2012- )
Reviewer for: New Forests, New Phytologist, Plant & Soil, Folia Geobotanica.
Member of the Charnwood Forest Regional Park steering group (2012- )
Member of the British Ecological Society (2003- )