She led a project researching the identification of microbial species in plastic contaminated freshwater systems around Melbourne and the ability of such microbes to co-exist in highly contaminated waters.
Here she was able to broaden her scientific understanding and skillset with working in a community science laboratory, BioQuisitive. During her undergraduate degree she was fortunate enough to spend time at RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia.
Professional Internship for PhD Students (iPIPS): National Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology (BIOTEC)Ĭharlotte completed her BSc in Marine Biology and Zoology with International Experience at Bangor University, North Wales.
BBSRC Theme: Bioscience for renewable resources and clean growthġst Rotation Project & Final PhD Project- Plastic-eating yeast: towards plastics as feedstocks for synthetic biology, supervised by Dr Tobias von der Haar (University of Kent) and Dr Andy Pickford (University of Portsmouth).Ģnd Rotation Project – Sustainable food security through aquaculture: Establishment of algal technology for optimal aquaculture growth and health, supervised by Prof Chris Hauton (Ocean and Earth Sciences, University of Southampton), Prof Colin Robinson (School of Biosciences, University of Kent) and Prof Tom Bibby (Ocean and Earth Sciences, University of Southampton)
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