Paul Mann

Dr. Paul Mann is an Associate Professor in the Geography and Environmental Sciences Department at Northumbria University. His research focuses on Arctic biogeochemistry, permafrost dynamics, and environmental monitoring. He holds a PhD in Marine Biogeochemistry (2010) from an unspecified institution, an MSc in Oceanography (2004), and a BSc in Marine Biology (2000).

Key research interests include:

• Permafrost carbon cycling and greenhouse gas emissions
• Arctic river and coastal processes
• Climate change impacts on polar ecosystems
• Community-based environmental monitoring

Recent work emphasizes:

• Collaborative partnerships with Indigenous communities
• Lateral carbon dynamics in Siberian permafrost regions
• Modeling snowpack-carbon interactions in Arctic environments

He has participated in major conferences like Goldschmidt 2021 and multiple EGU General Assemblies. His research projects include the CACOON initiative studying Arctic coastal dynamics.