Natasha is a Research Associate in the Behaviour and Health Research Unit at the University of Cambridge. She has an MSc in Research Methods in Psychology and recently obtained a PhD from the University of Liverpool which focussed on developing interventions to reduce alcohol-related harm, specifically by altering the drinking environment (including labelling, warning messages, glass shape). Natasha is specifically interested in how such interventions can be applied and carried out in real life settings. She enjoys blogging, and writes both opinion and research pieces for her own blog (‘Diary of an Alcohol Researcher’ https://tash13579.wordpress.com/) whenever she finds the time.