Over an 18 year period as a research-active scientist, Dr. Clare published work extensively in peer-reviewed journals and at international conferences. This work has been cited almost 8000 times within scientific literature. Clare also sits on the Editorial Boards of four reputable, international scientific journals and regularly peer-reviews papers for journals within the field of Analytical Chemistry.  She was an invited session chair for an international scientific conference in autumn 2017 and she has been interviewed for expert opinion by the scientific media on several occasions (e.g.https://www.genomeweb.com/archive/meta-metabolomics and https://www.genengnews.com/magazine/metabolomics-research-picks-up-speed/2/) .

Dr. Clare’s experience as a research active scientist at the cutting-edge of her field gives her a working knowledge of science and statistics well beyond the school-based curriculum, whilst also having an in-depth knowledge of areas required to be successful at GCSE and A’ level.  That deeper level of understanding allows her to be able to find new ways to explain concepts students find tricky in ways which are accessible to students.

Picture: A PhD student from the research group lead by Dr Clare at the University of Nottingham.  The student is  tuning the newly installed 600 MHz NMR spectrometer.