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Biography
I am passionate about understanding the mechanisms underlying poor oocyte quality that will allow for the development of fertility treatments and diagnostics.
I completed three years of postdoctoral training at the University of Edinburgh (2022), where I studied mechanisms that drive aneuploidy in human eggs and embryos. I previously completed my PhD at the University of Newcastle (2019), which focused on the impact of oxidative stress and...view more
I am passionate about understanding the mechanisms underlying poor oocyte quality that will allow for the development of fertility treatments and diagnostics.
I completed three years of postdoctoral training at the University of Edinburgh (2022), where I studied mechanisms that drive aneuploidy in human eggs and embryos. I previously completed my PhD at the University of Newcastle (2019), which focused on the impact of oxidative stress and epigenetics on the age-related deterioration of the mammalian egg. I then completed a year of Postdoctoral training (2019), where I studied oocyte development and growth during folliculogenesis and chronic chlamydia infection.
I am currently working on strategies to improve age-related fertility. I am investigating the relationship between altered oocyte metabolism and the age-related decline in egg quality. I aim to investigate how metabolic supplementation can improve chromosome segregation and ultimately improve the fertility of older women.
My Qualifications
PhD in Biological Sciences, 2019
ORCID as entered in ROS
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6006-8475