Sarah Gabbott

Sarah Gabbott

scientist United Kingdom

Professor Sarah Gabbott is a palaeontologist at the University of Leicester, renowned for her expertise in fossil formation and the study of technofossils. She has co-authored a book titled 'Discarded,' where she explores the enduring impact of human-made materials on the geological record, emphasizing that plastics and synthetic garments will leave a lasting legacy for future civilizations.

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United States United States: Sarah Gabbott is a paleontologist at the UK’s University of Leicester who explores how everyday items could become artifacts in the future. 7

CNN: See the surprising technofossils humanity may leave behind

United Kingdom United Kingdom: Prof Sarah Gabbott has been studying the arthropod fossil for 25 years after she found it in a small quarry in South Africa. 9

BBC: 'Inside-out, headless wonder' fossil discovered

United States United States: Sarah has spent a career looking at some of the most weird and wonderful and best-preserved fossils. 8

CNN: ‘Technofossils’: How cheap clothes, plastics and phones will become humanity’s legacy

United Kingdom United Kingdom: Prof Sarah Gabbott is a palaeontologist at the University of Leicester who studies how fossils form. 8

The Guardian: Plastic bags and chicken bones: the fossils scientists believe will become our eternal legacy | Palaeontology