Dr. Sarah Parry

Biography

Sarah Parry is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Social and Political Science at the University of Edinburgh. She has a rich background in sociology, cultural studies, and science technology studies, which she has pursued since completing her doctoral research at the University of Edinburgh in 2003. Her work primarily focuses on socioecological care, energy sustainability, and the interplay between gender and environment in affluent societies. Parry's current projects include exploring effective care frameworks that rebuild relationships between communities and their environments, emphasizing qualitative methodologies and interdisciplinary collaboration. She has published in notable journals such as Environment and Planning E: Nature & Space and the Sociological Review. Furthermore, she is actively involved in various research networks, including the Sus+ Edinburgh Network of Social Scientists Sustainability, reinforcing her commitment to understanding and promoting sustainable practices. With a strong focus on research-led teaching, she guides undergraduate and postgraduate students through contemporary issues in sustainability and technology. Parry's prior roles have also included leading significant projects funded by major organizations, reflecting her dedication to fostering public engagement with social sciences and sustainability.

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