Roslyn Henry

Dr. Roslyn Henry is an Interdisciplinary Research Fellow at the School of Biological Sciences, University of Aberdeen. Her work bridges food security, land use, and biodiversity through advanced modelling techniques.

• PhD in Biological Sciences (2016), University of Aberdeen
• BSc(Hons) in Zoology (2012), University of Aberdeen

Her research focuses on:

• Modelling interactions between socio-economic factors and land use
• Developing global land use models (LandSyMM)
• Studying biodiversity impacts of conservation scenarios
• Assessing health-food-land use interconnections

Recent publications address:

• Global land use downscaling methods (LandScaleR)
• Carbon dynamics under strict conservation
• Tuberculosis outcomes linked to nutritional shocks
• Trade wars and Amazon deforestation
• Policy implications of energy prices on food systems

Dr. Henry collaborates with:

• LandSyMM group (Edinburgh University, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology)
• RangeShifter group (University of Aberdeen)
• Global modelling teams on sustainability transitions