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| - | :Hailing from across the pond (the small pond – Irish Sea) Dr Burke is a microbiologist with a passion for pathogenesis. She completed her degree at Trinity College, Dublin, and then moved onto a PhD in the field of preventative medicine, studying the superbug Staphylococcus aureus and later continued on as a postdoctoral research assistant again looking at MRSA. Since becoming a teacher in 2010 at St Paul’s School in the Biology Department, she has played an important role in Pask Soc, the school’s biochemistry projects group, and is relishing the opportunity for the further challenges and excitement that iGEM offers. | + | :Hailing from across the pond (the small pond – Irish Sea) Dr Burke is a microbiologist with a passion for pathogenesis. She completed her degree at Trinity College, Dublin, and then moved onto a PhD in the field of preventative medicine, studying the superbug Staphylococcus aureus and later continued on as a postdoctoral research assistant again looking at MRSA. Since becoming a teacher in 2010 at St Paul’s School in the Biology Department, she has played an important role in Pask Soc, the school’s biochemistry projects group, and is relishing the opportunity for the further challenges and excitement that iGEM offers. Furthermore, she is quite partial to eating chocolate. |
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Supervisors
Dr Fiona Burke
- Hailing from across the pond (the small pond – Irish Sea) Dr Burke is a microbiologist with a passion for pathogenesis. She completed her degree at Trinity College, Dublin, and then moved onto a PhD in the field of preventative medicine, studying the superbug Staphylococcus aureus and later continued on as a postdoctoral research assistant again looking at MRSA. Since becoming a teacher in 2010 at St Paul’s School in the Biology Department, she has played an important role in Pask Soc, the school’s biochemistry projects group, and is relishing the opportunity for the further challenges and excitement that iGEM offers. Furthermore, she is quite partial to eating chocolate.
