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Thomas Martin is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Western Australia within the School of Molecular Sciences. He specializes in Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, and Genetics, focusing on carbohydrate nitrogen metabolism and metabolic sensing signaling. His expertise encompasses molecular genetics with a particular emphasis on the function and regulation of 14-3-3 proteins and plant histone deacetylases. Martin has coordinated several courses, including Genetics Major and Molecular Life Sciences, and has engaged in extensive PhD and Honours student supervision. His research interests include plant signaling mechanisms and the regulation of nutrient allocation, aimed at improving crop productivity through understanding the molecular responses of plants to environmental challenges. He has played a significant role in various research grants, investigating the role of Arabidopsis kinases and the identification of proteins involved in nitrogen use efficiency in plants. Martin is also involved in teaching multiple undergraduate courses and workshops, advancing knowledge in molecular genetics, biochemistry, and plant biology.
University of Western Australia • Perth, Australia
Teaching and research in the School of Molecular Sciences.
University of Cambridge, UK •
Conducted research in Plant Sciences.
University of Glasgow, UK •
Studied molecular genetics.
INRA Versailles, France •
Investigated plant biology.
IGF Berlin, Germany •
Worked on genetic interactions in plants.
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