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The Team
Aside from our panel of drug experts our Team comprises of four individuals focused on creating the largest database of drug use information.
Dr Adam Winstock
Adam is a medical doctor who has been a consultant addiction psychiatrist since 2001. He has held a senior academic posts at renowned institutions including King’s College London (UK) and The University of New South Wales (Australia). He has published over 80 papers, book chapters and research monographs, and has advised national and international drug research and public policy bodies.
Liz Cheesbrough
Liz is a researcher and trend consultant who has recently worked on research projects with young people for clients including Red Bull, Channel 4 and MTV. Having studied Social Policy and Governance at the LSE, she has extensive experience in both quantative and qualatative research methods, has previously worked in the children’s care sector as a senior researcher and is also a published author.
Maren Brombeiss
Maren is currently undertaking her post-graduate studies in Global Media and Communications at the London School of Economics. She focused her undergraduate thesis on drug use and rave culture. She works part time for Global Drug Survey, planning social media and PR activities, as well as working on project plans for drugs meter and festival activities for the upcoming season.
Claire Dean
Claire has just completed her Master’s degree at King’s College London in Geopolitics, Territory and Security, where she specialised in European politics. She undertook an anthropological research piece during her undergraduate degree, exploring ‘the lives and experiences of homeless drug using females. She is currently the content manager at Global Drug Survey, managing the website, its content and its contributors.
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