
Biography
As research assistant within the Neil Hall group here in the department of Organisms and Ecosystems, I am assisting with projects relating to plant pathogens which infect our wheat and sugar beet crops.
For part of the project I am working between the Earlham Institute and Rothamsted Research under the direction of Dr. Mark McMullan.
Prior to working at the Earlham Institute, I was laboratory supervisor for the environmental department of Gardline Ltd. located in Great Yarmouth, UK. Prior to that I was production associate II at Qiagen Genomics located in Bothell, Washington, USA.
Previous to that I started out as laboratory assistant at J.G.Boswell Co. located in the heart of the San Joaquin Valley of California where I was born and raised. With the combination of my previous experience and formal education I bring with me a wealth of scientific experience including SOP development and laboratory technique skills as well as laboratory design and development.
Publications
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Sex between crop pathogens – not so bad after all?

Analysing cell imaging data at scale with AI

LITE2 takes affordable genome sequencing to a new level

Mapping cell diversity with long-read sequencing and single-cell genomics

Using new technology to explore the tiniest of worlds

Microbiome sharing… is microbiome caring

Stronger together: partnerships take centre stage at EI Innovate

Government committed to unlocking precision breeding technology

New sequenced genome sheds light on weed resistance

Low-protein diets offer protective effect during bacterial infection

Molecular tape recorder chronicles timeline of plant gene expression

Pan-European project generates genomes showcasing continent's rich biodiversity

Source of tilapia diversity now a threat to survival

Earlham Institute and Tozer Seeds receive knowledge transfer award
