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Guan Tay is an Adjunct Associate Professor at the University of Western Australia. His research interests encompass various dimensions of forensic science, including Animal Forensics, DNA analysis, and Immunobiology. He is particularly noted for his work in applying genomic techniques to forensic investigations, enhancing the understanding of genetic markers in animals. Over the years, Tay has significantly contributed to the field through numerous published works and various research projects. His collaborative efforts have addressed complex issues in forensic microbiology and the relevance of bovine MHC in milk production. With an h-index of 18 and extensive citation metrics, his academic impact is notable, reflecting a consistent engagement with contemporary research challenges. Tay has also been a chief investigator in several funded research projects, illustrating his leadership in advancing forensic science applications. He is active in sharing his knowledge and insights, contributing to the academic community both locally and internationally.
University of Western Australia • Perth, Australia
Conducting advanced research in forensic science, focusing on animal forensics and related genomic studies.
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