Ellie Jack

Ellie Jack is a Researcher in the Department of Computer and Information Sciences at the University of Strathclyde, United Kingdom. Her work intersects library science with environmental sustainability, focusing on the LIS Sector’s contributions to climate action and the measurement of progress toward UN Sustainable Development Goals.

• Education: PhD in Computer and Information Sciences (ongoing), MSc in Information and Library Studies (University of Strathclyde, 2023), BA (Hons) in Communication Design (Robert Gordon University, 2020).

Her research expertise spans the application of library and information systems to environmental challenges, including climate change, SDG implementation, and environmental impact assessment frameworks. Notably, she has contributed to developing indicators for measuring success in climate action initiatives.

The article she co-authored in 2025 highlights interdisciplinary trends across library science, climate policy, and data-driven sustainability metrics, reflecting her focus on leveraging information systems for environmental impact assessment and SDG alignment.