I am a Lecturer at the University of Exeter. My research is focused on developing a deeper understanding of the terrestrial carbon cycle and its coupling with environmental change. I study the cycling of carbon between atmosphere, plants, and soils from local to global scales. I use process-based models along with earth observations to investigate feedback mechanisms between the biosphere and atmosphere.

Teaching

MTH1002 - Mathematical Methods (Office hours: Tuesday 14.30-15.30, Friday 11.00-12.00)

Please book a meeting: Book time with O'Sullivan, Mike

Qualifications

MMath. Mathematics (University of Sheffield)

PhD Terrestrial Carbon Cycling (University of Leeds)

Career

2022 - present: Lecturer

2018 - 2022: Postdoctoral Scientist, University of Exeter