Throughout my PhD and years of post doctoral research, I’ve come to realize that my passion lies in scientific communication/writing and particularly, in revealing to the public the necessity of scientific medical research. I have published manuscripts, abstracts and I've been invited to peer review two manuscripts. I'm extremely experienced in scientific writing and editing. Over the years I’ve also learnt to communicate my medical research in lay terms to the wider public. I've attended a scientific communications/media training workshop held by Science In Public. I have a high level of communication and interpersonal skills, both written and oral.  The ability to liaise with fellow peers and colleagues was/is vital in communicating our research to not only the science industry but the general public.

• Correlation between a reduction in food, the female brain and female fertility.
• Exciting proteins involved in female reproduction.
• Ovary, gynaecology, obstetrics, fertility.
• Diabetes and heart disease.
• Lack of scientific research funding.
• Difficulties encountered by early career scientists such as fellowships, mentors, guidance.