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Dr Alexandra Martin-Geary

Dr Alexandra Martin-Geary

Alexandra Martin-Geary

PhD


Postdoctoral Bioinformatician

Alex is a postdoctoral bioinformatician whose research focuses on the use of computational methods and evolutionary data to better understand an individual’s susceptibility to genetic disease.

Alex gained an undergraduate degree in Archaeological sciences from the university of York, before studying for an MSc bioinformatics and systems biology, and a PhD in Evolutionary bioinformatics of human disease, both at the university of Manchester. During her PhD Alex explored themes related to human heritable, viral, and pathogenic diseases, and their relationship with evolutionary signatures in the human genome.

Alex is a big fan of outreach and inclusivity, and firmly believes that science can be fun and rewarding for everyone.

In her spare time Alex enjoys cheese, sci-fi, computer games, and visiting beautiful (and historic) places.