Our Executive Team

Prof Karen Wiltshire

Director of Trinity Climate Gateway Climate and Marine Scientist (and Human)

Our climate future holds no straight paths, thus, it is my continued goal to facilitate new routes and create effective networks. The way forward is a human expedition into uncharted terrain and in order to survive  we must find the right traverse based on mitigation, adaptation and courage.

Ms Mary Nagle

Executive Officer for Trinity Climate Gateway

I work behind the scenes to support Climate Gateway’s continued growth. Seminal for me was reading David Wallace-Wells’ The Uninhabitable Earth.

Prof Jane Stout

VP For Biodiversity & Climate Action Professor Of Ecology (Botany)

As an ecologist, my work seeks to understand interactions in natural systems, how these interactions influence and are affected by human activity, and how we can value and restore ecosystems. As Trinity’s VP for Biodiversity and Climate Action, my work connects people and actions across and beyond Trinity, at the nexus of climate, nature and health.

Prof Iris Moeller

Professor of Geography (1966)

I am a geomorphologist / geographer working on achieving fair, equitable, and just climate adaptation and mitigation through a better understanding of how coastal systems function and humans interact with them over daily to decadal time scales.

Dr Micha Ruhl

Associate Professor in Sedimentology, Stratigraphy and Palaeoclimatology

Ms Christine Monahan

E3 Communications and Events Officer - School of Natural Sciences

I aspire to spark collaboration and clear dialogue on climate action, helping inspire informed and sustainable choices for the future.

Ms Sarah O'Brien

Internship Coordinator and Industry Liaison Officer - School of Engineering,

I see Trinity Climate Gateway as a gateway for industry, education and research to co-create smart, climate-positive solutions.

Mr Anthony O'Callaghan

Business Intelligence Analyst (Knowledge Exchange (KnEx))

I’ve seen first-hand some of the brilliant work being done by climate researchers in Trinity and want to help make it easier for the public to engage with it.

Prof Quentin Crowley

Professor in Geology / Director of Trinity Centre for the Environment

I am course Director of the Postgraduate Certificate in Climate Entrepreneurship, the micro-credential in Climate Leadership Development, and IKC3 lead in Experiential Learning and Climate Innovation. My work translates cutting-edge research into accessible learning experiences that enable communities to build resilience and respond effectively to climate challenges.

Prof Alan O'Connor

Professor of Structural Engineering

Ms Rose Dunne

Teaching Fellow - School of Natural Sciences

I joined Trinity from the University of Cambridge, Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL), where I was responsible for designing and developing online sustainability leadership courses and leading the production of CISL's digital learning creative products and services. I currently co-deliver Trinity's Climate Leadership Development micro-cred and the Climate Entrepreneurship PG Cert.

Ms Ruth Clinton

E3 Industry Engagement And Partnerships - Faculty of STEM

My goal is to inspire businesses to invest in Trinity’s PhD research partnerships as a way to drive innovation and prepare for a sustainable, climate-resilient future.

Mr David Byrne

Director of Accreditation & QA - Trinity Business School

I manage the School’s carbon footprint assessments, have developed a carbon management plan for the School, and am researching the integration of sustainability into business school curricula (as part of a master’s degree in Sustainability Leadership at the University of Cambridge).

Prof Sylvia Draper

Professor in Chemistry / Dean of FSTEM

If I cannot achieve something for the planet and society, in my role as the Dean of the Faculty of STEM, who will? It does not matter how difficult it is, I have to set an example.