Roxana Ciurean

Roxana Ciurean is a Geohazard Scientist at the British Geological Survey, specializing in modeling the impact of shallow geohazards on communities and the built environment. Roxana integrates various tools, including geographic information systems and statistical modeling, to assess vulnerabilities related to landslides, floods, and subsidence. In addition, Roxana currently serves as a UKRI Policy Fellow with the Scottish Government. Previous roles include Freelance Scientific Editor at Cactus Communications-Careers, where the focus was on editing manuscripts for authors with English as a second language, and an External Expert for the European Commission, analyzing knowledge management practices. Roxana's academic background includes a PhD in Physical Geography from the University of Vienna, alongside master's degrees in Environmental Geology and Geohazards from the University of Oslo and Environmental Geological Engineering from the University of Bucharest, where a bachelor's degree in Geography was also obtained.