Brodie F Gillieatt
Brodie is a PhD candidate under the supervision of Associate Professor Nick Coleman at the University of Sydney. Brodie’s research interests lie in the intersection of environmental and medical microbiology and its synthetic biotechnology applications. His current project is investigating how heavy metal pollution and plasmids bearing metal resistant genes are impacting the distribution of antibiotic resistance in the environment. Prior to this, Brodie completed his Bachelors of Science (Advanced) with an Honours project investigating potential PFAS degrading laccase enzymes at the University of Sydney. Brodie also has experience running practicals for undergraduate microbiology courses and working in the food, agricultural and environmental testing industry.
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