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Dr Emily Remnant is an **Early Career Development Fellow** at the **University of Sydney**, affiliated with the **School of Life and Environmental Sciences** within the **Faculty of Science**. Her research focuses on understanding how insects adapt to environmental changes, particularly through genetic and genomic approaches. She investigates insecticide resistance mechanisms in insects and viral impacts on beneficial species like honey bees. Key techniques include next-generation sequencing, metagenomics, and controlled laboratory experiments combined with field studies.
**Research Interests**: Genetics, evolutionary biology, insect ecology, honeybee health, virology, and environmental genomics. Her work bridges laboratory and field research to uncover molecular mechanisms underlying evolutionary responses in insects.
**Grants and Collaborations**: Recent grants include projects on Varroa mite impacts on Australian bees and genome evolution studies. She collaborates with institutions like the Sydney Institute of Agriculture and the Marie Bashir Institute.
**Affiliations**: Member of the **Sydney Institute of Agriculture**, associated with the **Behaviour, Ecology and Evolution (BEE) Lab**, and linked to the **Marie Bashir Institute**. Her research has been featured in media outlets such as ABC Rural and the University of Sydney News, highlighting her work on immunizing bees against viruses.
**Labs and Teams**: Leads projects within the BEE Lab, focusing on honeybee pathology, viral dynamics, and ecological adaptations. Active in interdisciplinary research addressing global challenges in agriculture and conservation.
