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I am an early career biotechnologist examining the secondary metabolites and protective mechanisms of moss species that live in temperate and Antarctic regions. I recently completed my PhD in the biology and chemistry of Antarctic moss species, with a focus on their natural protective mechanisms and how old living moss shoots from Antarctica can be. I am interested in the protective mechanisms employed by plants, in particular mosses, and how they cope in different stressful situations, e.g. UV radiation, water stress and high light. My research interests include but are not limited to climate change, plant ecophysiology, radiocarbon dating and natural products spanning across many disciplines within science. Ph: 02 4221 5373 Position: Research Associate / Associate Lecturer
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Ph: +61 2 4221 3454 Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Research InterestsLandscape and regional scale climate modellingSpecies distribution modelling Impacts of climate change Microrefugia |