Emma Jones

Dr. Emma Jones is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Biosciences at The University of Sheffield. Her role as a Senior University Teacher involves undergraduate teaching, including laboratory sessions, lectures, and tutorial leadership. She serves as a Level 2 year tutor and disability liaison officer, supporting students with disabilities. Prior to this, she held a Lecturer position (2013–2022) and conducted postdoctoral research at the University of Oxford’s Human Immunology Unit. Her research background includes mitochondrial DNA replication, HIV-1 vaccine design, and iron metabolism in thalassaemia. She contributes to teaching modules such as Molecular Biology (Level 1), Genetics 2 (Level 2), and Education and Outreach Project (Level 3).

Education:

• PhD in Reproductive Genetics (University of Birmingham, 2003–2007)
• Postdoctoral Research at University of Oxford (2008–2013)

Research Interests: Molecular biology, genetics, immunology, and virology, with a focus on translating research into undergraduate education. Her recent work explores wellbeing in legal and healthcare education contexts.

Teaching & Roles:

• Coordinates Practical Molecular Bioscience 2 (Level 2)
• Advocates for inclusive education through her disability liaison role
• Designs curricula integrating wellbeing and interdisciplinary approaches

Key Contributions: Published on staff wellbeing in remote work, legal education reforms, and forensic service interactions. Active in curriculum development for molecular biosciences and outreach programs.