Fay Webster Email & Phone Number

United Kingdom

Berlin, Germany

I am pursuing a PhD in evolutionary parasitology in collaboration with the Leibniz Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research at Humboldt University. My research focuses on studying hybrid hosts' resistance and tolerance mechanisms against infections. Specifically, I am examining the parasite Eimeria and wild mice interactions in the European house mouse.

London Area, United Kingdom

During my research stay at the Sateriale Lab, I was introduced to and engaged with a variety of molecular and cellular techniques focused on studying the parasite Cryptosporidium. My experience included:- Learning to handle cell lines- Exploring electron microscopy to observe and understand the intricate structures and complex interactions of parasites at.

Berlin, Germany

I returned to my role as a Research Assistant for the Cheetah Project to support research activities during a PhD student's maternity leave. My tasks included:- Conducting ELISAs to measure immune parameters.- Developing standard curves for cytokines.- Managing a data and sample bank.- Performing faecal flotations to evaluate parasite egg load.Providing.

Berlin, Germany

Rejoining the Serengeti Spotted Hyenas Group, I expanded my knowledge in wildlife research, focusing on innovative non-invasive methods to assess immunological parameters using fecal samples. My key responsibilities included:- Developing and applying novel non-invasive techniques to measure immune responses in spotted hyenas- Conducting comprehensive.

Berlin, Germany

During my two-month internship in the Tick Research Group led by Professor Ard Nijhof, I had the opportunity to learn about tick-borne pathogens. My involvement included:- Learning about the application of CRISPR/Cas technology in Ixodes ricinus ticks -Acquiring knowledge on the artificial feeding of I. ricinus-Participating in caretaking duties for.

Mongolia

Cooperation of FU Berlin and Mongolian State University of Agriculture:As a Research Intern funded by the Promos scholarship, I participated in a study investigating anthelmintic resistance in sheep and goat herds across the Selenge and Khuvsgul provinces of Mongolia. Together with three team members, we collaborated with a local veterinarian to assess the.

Berlin, Germany

Research topic: Innate immunity of Cheetahs

Berlin, Germany

I was engaged in two projects within the Department of Ecological Dynamics and the Department of Evolutionary Biology. My primary focus was on the Serengeti Spotted Hyenas and the Cheetah Project, where I conducted biological and ecological research. Key responsibilities included:- Performing parasite egg counts in faeces to monitor parasitic load.

Berlin, Germany

During weekends and holidays, I served as a laboratory animal caretaker during my studies of veterinary medicine. I was responsible for the welfare and management of laboratory animals including mice and zebrafish. My responsibilities included:- Ensuring humane and ethical treatment of laboratory animals in compliance with institutional and national.

State Exams (Staatsexamen), Veterinary Medicine

Activities and Societies: IVSA - International Veterinary Students' Association

Apolytirion (Graduation Diploma)