Dr Jen Bright
With a background in palaeontology and geology, Jen became interested in Biological Science because it's "easier to study living dinosaurs (birds) than it is to study extinct ones". Jen is now a lecturer in Zoology able to draw on those experiences.

About Dr Jen Bright
I got into science via Palaeontology, because I was always interested in how and why evolution changes the shapes of animals over time. I studied Geology as an undergraduate, but during my PhD on biomechanical finite element validation, I realised that palaeontology could benefit from more data about modern animals, and started to drift towards the Biological Sciences; it’s also much easier to study living dinosaurs (birds) than it is to study extinct ones! I joined the University of Hull as a lecturer in Zoology in 2019, albeit one with a disproportionately high number of rocks in their office.