Dedicated plant physiologist nearing completion of a PhD at the University of Waikato, specializing in the relationship between leaf physiological traits and the oxygen isotopic composition of leaf water. Possesses strong independent research and data analysis capabilities, complemented by critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Proven effectiveness in collaborative team environments, with proficiency in data analysis, literature review, and comprehensive report writing. Eager to embrace new challenges that advance plant physiological research while confidently navigating complex laboratory settings.
Worked both independently and collaboratively in laboratory environments
Showed initiative and problem-solving skills
Ability to work independently and safely
Perform statistical and quantitative analysis
Produce reports of high-quality
Assist lecturer in teaching course material
Providing students with help on assignments and laboratory work
Created a bridge between students and lecturers
Grading assignments and laboratory worksheets
Organised and set up laboratory
Addressed individual learning needs by personalised attention for each student
Encouraged critical thinking skills
Provided one-on-one support outside of regular tutoring hours
Contributed to curriculum development by suggesting improvements based on student needs and feedback
Led field trips
Followed scientific methods
Data entry
Data analysis
Communicated results and findings to audience
Analysed sugar content of Leptospermum scoparium (mānuka) nectar
Developed workshops for new Undergraduate Climate Change paper
University of Waikato Summer Research Scholarship - 2019-2020
Waikato Botanical Society Scholarship - 2023
Marsden Research Scholarship - 2024
University of Waikato International Conference Travel Award - 2025