Spotlight on our staff
WORKING TOGETHER, MAKING AN IMPACT
In this staff profile series, colleagues share a bit about themselves and the work they do at the University.
In this staff profile series, colleagues share a bit about themselves and the work they do at the University.
Head of Portering, Estates Directorate
Martin is Head Porter in the Estates Directorate, overseeing the day-to-day workings of the portering department.
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Technician, School of Arts, English and Languages
Craig is a technician in the School of Arts, English and Languages, providing technical support throughout the School's facilities and for research projects and events.
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Senior Educational Developer, Centre for Educational Development
Liza Zamboglou is a Senior Educational Developer in the Centre for Educational Development and is the Team Lead for VLE Pedagogical Support, helping staff to adopt and use Canvas, Queen's new Virtual Learning Environment (VLE). Liza also oversees a programme of continuing professional development and wider support for staff and students.
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Clerical Assistant, School of History, Anthropology, Philosophy and Politics
Peter McCullough is a Clerical Assistant in the School of History, Anthropology, Philosophy and Politics (HAPP) on a placement as part of the Inclusive Employment Scheme at Queen's.
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Professor, School of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
Professor Peter Robertson is Professor of Chemical Engineering in the School of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering. An expert in energy and environmental engineering, his research focuses primarily around photocatalysis – the use of light to create and accelerate reactions – and its applications for solving key energy and societal challenges, including water decontamination and sustainable energy. Peter is also Chair of Queen's Change Management Group.
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Technician, Centre for Cancer Research and Cell Biology
Kirsty is a technician and 3rd floor laboratory manager in CCRCB, ensuring that the laboratory runs efficiently and safely. She provides appropriate training in equipment and research techniques, ensuring Health and Safety compliance, and supporting research grants and projects in the Colorectal Cancer Research laboratory. Kirsty also participates in public engagement in CCRCB, providing laboratory tours, and open days.
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