Johnson, Leah Young Davenport

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    20232024

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    Dr. Leah Johnson is working with the Bacterial-Fungal Interactions (BFI) Science Focus Area and National Microbiome Data Collaborative (NMDC). Her dissertation work at Michigan State University focused on plant metabolic and signaling responses to biotic stress such as insects and pathogens. Her research at LANL includes characterizing BFIs to understand how microbial dynamics impact the environment and the host plant under different conditions such as temperature or nutrient stress. She additionally works with the NMDC to translate user feedback into updates to the infrastructure and engages with the research community to promote FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable) microbiome data practices. 

    Research interest: 

    • Plant hormone signaling
    • Plant-microbe and microbial interactions
    • Cell signaling and metabolism

    Education/Academic qualification

    Cell & Molecular Biology, PHD, Michigan State University

    Award Date: Dec 7 2022

    Biology, BS, University of North Carolina

    Award Date: May 14 2017

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