Solveigh Lass-Evans

Solveigh Lass-Evans has a robust academic and professional background in geochemistry and environmental management, currently serving as an Honorary Research Associate at the British Geological Survey since September 2014. Prior experience includes roles as an Environmental Geochemist and a Daphne Jackson Research Fellow at the same institution, where projects focused on human impacts on soil and water quality, mining effects on stream sediments, and methodologies for addressing urban diffuse pollution. Additionally, Solveigh has worked as a freelance translator, providing translations of scientific and technical documents for various NGOs and public bodies. Academic qualifications include a Master of Science in Water and Environmental Management from Heriot-Watt University, a PhD in Geochemistry from The University of Edinburgh, and a Diplom in Geology/Earth Science from Kiel University.