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Bhumika Shah is a structural biologist whose research interests focus on understanding molecular adaptations that translate into ecological success for both helpful and harmful microorganisms. She employs global approaches, including genomics, molecular biology, and biochemistry techniques, to investigate marine cyanobacteria, which are abundant primary producers that underpin the entire oceanic food web. Dr. Shah's current research specifically explores physiological and biochemical interpretations of high-affinity transport proteins that facilitate nutrient assimilation. This protein family plays key roles in interactions between the cell and its environment, contributing significantly to the study of nutrient uptake mechanisms in photosynthetic bacteria through advanced methodologies like gene editing using CRISPR techniques. With extensive genomic resources established for model organisms, her work provides a robust framework for understanding adaptations that influence both physiology and ecology.
Macquarie University • Sydney, Australia
Teaching and conducting research in Biology, focusing on structural biology and ecological adaptations.
Applied to Department of Business (MBA Program).