Researcher & Fact-Checker (Volunteer)

Emma Temple-Clothier, MSc

Emma is an MSc Dietetics student with a background in psychology and human nutrition, and over three years of experience in Nuclear Medicine.

Emma Temple-Clothier is currently an MSc Dietetics student, combining this specialism with a background in psychology and human nutrition.

After obtaining an MSc in Psychological Approaches to Health (University of Leeds), she refined her focus by undertaking postgraduate study in Human Nutrition and Metabolism (University of Aberdeen). She also holds a First-Class BSc (Hons) in Psychology (University of Huddersfield).

Emma has over three years of professional experience working in Nuclear Medicine, supporting patients across oncology, neurology and cardiac services. She is passionate about exploring evidence-based research on the role food and nutrition play in supporting health, optimising intake to prevent disease, and aiding recovery.