Our postdoctoral fellows | Genomics Aotearoa

Genomics Aotearoa supports a range of postdoctoral positions for talented early career researchers to work with our partner organisations. Current and past fellows include:

Genomics Aotearoa Postdoctoral Fellows

Annie West
- The quest to understand environmental ecosystems
Ben Halliday
- The potential of genomic medicine
Brooke Whitelaw
- Understanding genetic diversity to target rats
Joseph Guhlin
- Invasive wasp genes
Michael Hoggard
- Studying viruses in our waterways
Natalie Forsdick
- Conserving threatened species
Rachael Ashby
- Hitchhiker DNA and bioinformatics pipelines
Rebecca Clarke
- Structural variants and how they can help farming
Zoe Yang
- Building a comprehensive view of our genetic diversity

Former Genomics Aotearoa Postdoctoral Fellows

Alana Alexander
- A random bioinformatics career walk
Amy Vaughan
- Predicting pest invasions with a preventative approach
Andrew Hess
- Can genomics give us a better meat eating experience?
Annabel Whibley
- Informing conservation of endangered species
Ann McCartney
- How the stick insect is helping bioinformatics practice
Basharat Bhat
- Bioinformatic approaches to epigenetics and health
Ben Curran
- Bioinformaticians in precision medicine
Carmen Astudillo-Garcia
- Why microbes matter
Christina Straub
- Changing diagnostics in public health
David Waite
- Unlocking the potential of bacterial genomes
Elahe Parvizi
- Detecting genomic signatures of invasive insects
Florian Pichlmuller
- Focus on predator ship rats
Nuzla Ismail
- Genome graph methods improve variation detection
Peter Tsai
- Bioinformatics in translational oncology
Tom Oosting
- The power of genomics in fisheries science
Susie Szakats
- Working on rat suppression technology
Yu Wang
- Efficient and accurate dairy breeding