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Emily completed her PhD in Biochemistry at McMaster University in the lab of Dr. Gerry Wright (Institute of Infectious Disease Research, IIDR), where her research focused on the structural and mechanistic diversity of aminoglycoside antibiotic inactivating enzymes found in both clinical and environmental reservoirs. She then joined Dr. Nobu Tokuriki's lab at the University of British Columbia (Michael Smith Laboratories) to evaluate the evolutionary potential of these enzymes using large-scale bioinformatics and high-throughput protein characterization technologies. Awarded the prestigious UBC Killam Postdoctoral Research Fellowship, Emily was recognized for her intellectual distinction and leadership potential. Her passion for the One Health approach drives her dedication to interdisciplinary collaboration and making scientific data more accessible. Now, as a Postdoctoral Fellow in the Hsiao lab, co-supervised by Dr. Andrew McArthur (McMaster University, IIDR), Emily is developing innovative tools for data curation, management, and visualization to support efforts combating antimicrobial resistance.