About
My research interests are in microbial genomics – specifically phylogenomics, evolution, & characterisation of mobile genetic elements of uropathogens using bioinformatics. I work with a number of sequencing datasets (including Illumina short-read & Oxford Nanopore long-read sequencing). My projects focus on phylogenomic analysis, & in-depth characterisation of antibiotic resistance & mobile genetic elements, of global Enterobacterales. I have developed a broad range of skills/knowledge in bioinformatics & a variety of field work methods, offering great insight across the full spectrum of research design & implementation.
Work
The New Zealand Institute for Public Health and Forensic Science
|Scientist
New Zealand
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University of the Sunshine Coast
|Bioinformatician
Australia
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The University of Queensland
|Demonstrator
Australia
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Public Health Wales
|Public Health Intelligence Analyst
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
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Education
The University of Queensland
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PhD Candidate in Microbial Genomics
Cardiff University
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Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Biology