Sabrina Haque

Sabrina Haque is a Research Fellow at Macquarie University's School of Natural Sciences. She specializes in studying host-environment interactions in invertebrates, particularly focusing on microbial communities across diverse ecosystems. Her work integrates molecular ecology with environmental data at landscape scales.

• PhD in Environmental Microbiology, Macquarie University
• MRes in Microbiology, The University of New South Wales
• BSc (Honours) in Microbiology, North South University

Haque's research spans food microbiology, marine ecology, pollination systems, and virology. She employs advanced techniques like metagenomics, metabarcoding, and bioinformatics to explore microbial dynamics in invasive species like honeybees and bumblebees, as well as Antarctic ecosystems.

Recent publications highlight her expertise in landscape-scale microbiome analysis, including studies on bumblebee gut microbiota interactions with pollen diversity and environmental factors, and metagenomic analysis of Antarctic lakes. Her research emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration and integrative ecological approaches.