Eve-Ly Ojangu

Eve-Ly Ojangu is a Researcher at Tallinn University of Technology (TalTech), affiliated with the School of Science and the Department of Chemistry and Biotechnology. She holds a Doctor's Degree (2019) and a Research Master's Degree (1999). Her career spans roles including Engineer (2017–present) and Research Fellow (2006–2016). She is a member of the Estonian Biochemical Society and Estonian Society for Microbiology.

Education:

• Bachelor of Science in Molecular Genetics (University of Tartu, 1997)
• Master's in Molecular Genetics (University of Tartu, 1999)
• Doctorate in Plant Molecular Biology (TalTech, 2019)

Research focuses on plant myosin proteins (e.g., Arabidopsis development) and environmental microbes (e.g., Actinobacteria in biomass modification). Key areas include proteome analysis and bacterial transcriptional regulation.

Publications (7 articles) explore topics like auxin signaling, gravity-induced plant stem bending, and virus-microtubule interactions. No scientific awards are listed.

Teaching/Advising: No formal student advisees listed, but supervises doctoral research. Active in creative outreach (e.g., 2010 project on GMOs).