Lauren Tuffield

Lauren Tuffield is a dedicated researcher and PhD student at the British Geological Survey, focusing on subduction and post-subduction magmatism related to porphyry- and epithermal-Cu-Au mineralization in the Aegean through zircon geochronology and geochemistry. Prior experience includes a role as a Research Assistant at the Natural History Museum, where geological samples were processed for trace element analysis, and a Research Intern position at the University of Leeds, investigating the presentation of climate change data to policymakers. Additional experience as an intern at Gardline Limited involved compiling a georeferenced database, while employment as a Sales Advisor at Superdrug provided customer service skills. Lauren Tuffield earned a Master’s degree in Geological and Earth Sciences from the University of Leeds.