Nikki Kostur is currently an Environmental Science PhD student at the Natural Environment Research Council, collaborating with various institutions to explore the impacts of urbanization on eco-coastal environments. As a Featured Technician and Spokesperson for the Science Museum Group, Nikki contributes to educational initiatives aimed at inspiring young people in STEM through practical experiences in bio-design. Previously, as a Biology Technical Instructor at the Royal College of Art, Nikki supported the development of interdisciplinary labs focusing on sustainable solutions. Earlier experience includes roles as a Bio-Materials Research Fellow at Amino Labs and a Student Researcher at Davidson College, where Nikki engaged in pioneering research in sustainable biomaterials and the effects of pollen on plant allocation. Educational qualifications include a Bachelor's degree in Biology from Davidson College and ongoing PhD studies at King's College London.
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