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Elizabeth Leane is a Professor of Antarctic Studies at the University of Tasmania's School of Humanities. She holds dual expertise in science and humanities, with a BSc in Physics (University of Adelaide), a BA(Hons) in English, and a DPhil from the University of Oxford as a Rhodes Scholar. Her research focuses on human engagement with Antarctica through cultural texts and lived experiences. She co-leads the Public Engagement with Antarctic Research Action Group under SCAR and serves as Arts and Literature Editor of The Polar Journal.
Education
- DPhil (English), University of Oxford (2003)
- BA(Hons) in English, University of Adelaide (1995)
- BSc in Physics, University of Adelaide (1992, awarded Silver Bragg Medal)
Research Interests
- Cultural geography of Antarctica
- Literary and artistic representations of the polar regions
- Public engagement with Antarctic science
- Climate change and environmental policy
Notable Projects
- ARC Future Fellowship (2013-2019) on Antarctic cultural histories
- Leadership of interdisciplinary research on Antarctic tourism and policy
- Author of Antarctica in Fiction and co-editor of Anthropocene Antarctica
Awards & Recognition
- Recipient of the Silver Bragg Medal (BSc Physics)
- Australian Research Council College of Experts member
Administration
- Former Associate Dean, Research Performance (College of Arts, Law & Education, 2020-2022)
- Secretary, Tasmanian Rhodes Scholarship (2015-2019)
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