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My research interest lies in the interactions between bacteria and their plant hosts. The research is primarily focused on food-borne bacteria, but also covers opportunistic plant pathogens because of the many similarities in the types of interactions; transmission of the bacteria through the wider environment and the plant host response.
Education and Employment History
2003 – present – Plant Cell Biologist (Band 5), James Hutton Institute
2001 – 2003 – Plant Cell Biologist (Band 6), SCRI
1998 – 2001 – Post-doctoral Researcher (Band 6), SCRI
1995 – 1999 – PhD Plant Virology/Cell Biology – Dundee University
1990 – 1994 – BSc (Hons 1st) Botany and Plant Pathology – Dundee University
Role and responsibilities
My research interests are centred on the utilisation and development of genetics tools and genomics resources for barley and their
Bibliometrics
ORCID ID: 0000-0002-8392-2822
ResearcherID: A-7331-2008
Scopus ID: 8581614700
Google Scholar: 5QhdsWkAAAAJ
Roy is a soil ecologist at the James Hutton Institute where he leads the Plant-Soil Interactions Research Group within the Ecological Sciences Departments and
I am interested in understanding how agronomy, new production methods (such as vertical farming), climate change, improved genotypes, or processing
2019 – current Honorary Associate, James Hutton Institute
2011 – 2015 ICS Science Group Leader, James Hutton Institute
2008 – 2009 Associate Programme Leader, Genetics Programme, SCRI
2005 – 2008 Director Postgraduate Studies, SCRI
2005 – 2009 Bioinformatics Theme Leader, Genetics Programme, SCRI
2000 – 2005 Leader Computational Biology Programme, SCRI
Sanjeev Kumar Sharma is a member of the Potato Genetics and Breeding group at the James Hutton Institute in Dundee.
