Professional Background:
Diana graduated from Rice University in 2007 with a PhD in Biochemistry and Cell Biology, focusing on plant genetics and microRNAs. She spent several years working as a bioinformatician before transitioning to a facilitator position, supporting communication and understanding between researchers and IT. Diana then became the Director for Instruction and Research Support at New Mexico State University, USA. Since moving to Australia, she has become the Centre Manager for DART.
Research Interests:
Although Diana is currently not in a research position, she continues to be interested in staying up to date on genetic and biology-related topics. Through her activities in supporting the students of the Centre, she is also actively gaining knowledge and insight on all things radiochemistry related.
