Julia Heathcote
est. 1980
Recent News
16 June 2009
A couple of changes, a few things neatened up: a spring clean if you like!

Introduction
This is the professional website for Julia Heathcote, postgraduate student at Birkbeck, University of London.
My research interests concern dinosaurs, and in particular sauropods, the largest terrestrial animals ever to have existed. In my studies I focus on the Bathonian-aged sediments of the British Jurassic, and the terrestrial ecosystems contained within. I also enjoy geometric morphometrics and its application to palaeontology as a secondary interest.
I take a particular interest in science communication and the scientific literacy of the general public, and closely follow the actions of the Department for Business, Innovations and Skills (DBIS). I am also interested in gender equality and the prevention of sexual harassment in academia, and I am available for comment on these issues via The Femilist. I represent students within the Society of Vertebrate Paleontology as Chair of the Student Liaison Committee.
You should find all the information you need on these pages. However, if you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me. I am, of course, very happy to send PDFs of publications to anyone who is interested.
