Dr Talitha Bromwich

Research Fellow

talitha.bromwich@smithschool.ox.ac.uk

Talitha is an interdisciplinary researcher working at the intersection of food systems, biodiversity, environmental data science, and machine learning. Her work focuses on developing scalable, data-drive approaches to improve understanding of the environmental impacts of food production and consumption.

She is currently a Schmidt AI in Science Fellow in the Department of Biology and Senior Research Associate in Food Metrics and Biodiversity at the Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment. Her research combines machine learning, environmental impact assessment, and large-scale data integration to develop practical tools for sustainability research and decision-making.

Talitha has a diverse academic background spanning physics, biodiversity conservation, bioinformatics, and GIS spatial analysis. Prior to her current work, she conducted research on biodiversity footprinting, nature-positive strategies, conservation monitoring, and remote sensing approaches for habitat mapping, collaborating with organisations including Rewilding Britain, WWF UK, and the Wildlife Trusts. She continues to contribute expertise in biodiversity metrics, nature-positive frameworks, and environmental data accessibility through collaborations with international research and NGO policy teams.