Hannah Blyth

Hannah Blyth has extensive work experience in the field of research and data management. Hannah worked as a Summer Student at the Faulkes Telescope Project, where they successfully identified numerous new asteroids and was credited with the discovery of two new asteroids and a cometary fragmentation event. Hannah then joined TU Delft as a Research and Data Management Intern. Following that, they worked as a Ph.D. Student at Rothamsted Research, focusing on plant proteostasis. Hannah later joined Gowan UK as a Scientific Technician before returning to Rothamsted Research as a Postdoctoral Researcher. Hannah'scurrent role involves investigating new regulators of iron homeostasis in plants. Overall, Hannah Blyth's work experience showcases their expertise in research and data management within the scientific field.

Hannah Blyth completed their MSci degree in Biology at the University of Nottingham from 2013 to 2017. Prior to that, they attended St. John's College in Cardiff from 2002 to 2013, though no specific degree or field of study was mentioned. In addition to their formal education, Hannah obtained certifications in Programming for Everybody (Python) from Coursera in September 2015, Animal Behaviour in August 2014, and Astrobiology and the Search for Extraterrestrial Life in March 2013.