Research technician utilizing microbiology, molecular biology, mass spectrometry, and bioinformatics to identify and isolate deoxynivalenol degrading bacteria from rumen, soil, feces, and wastewater samples. Previously, I researched cell-type specific chromatin accessibility using next generation sequencing technologies and bioinformatics. My expertise includes a wide range of microbiology techniques, next generation sequencing, Python/R/Java, bioinformatics, genomics, mass spectrometry, and chemoinformatics. I enjoy developing new skills and techniques to solve current problems facing agriculture and our environment.
Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Agassiz Research and Development Centre
Helen I. Battle Scholarship
Western University
Awarded to the highest and second highest ranking student in the third year of the BSc Biology program who are registered in the fourth year of the honors Biology program.