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Four researchers explain how the NEOF Visitor Facility supported them during their conservation-focused PhDs, investigating population genetics, species detection, diet and pathogen monitoring.

The NEOF Visitor Facility: supporting UK environmental research since 1998

Dr Anna Jemmett discusses her research on wild camel conservation and how the NEOF Visitor Facility provided funded access to the lab and training to support the project during her PhD.&nbsp;

Using DNA to Help Protect Endangered Wild Camels

Dr&nbsp;Alejandro Maeda-Obregon&nbsp;talks about using eDNA to monitor the critically endangered Axolotl and endemic fish in Mexico, and&nbsp;how access to the NEOF Visitor Facility supported his research.

Using Environmental DNA to Track Axolotls in Mexico

Former visitor Dr Sophie&nbsp;Scutt talks about how Illumina sequencing of eDNA in water samples can monitor the unseen disease risk of flooding and how the NEOF Visitor Facility team supported her work.

How Urban Flooding Can Spread Harmful Bacteria and Viruses

Former visitor Dr Saleh Aljaafari talks about how the NEOF Visitor Facility supported him in using genomics tools to understand the diet of endangered tuna species in the Sea of Oman and Arabian Sea.

What Do Tuna Eat and Why Does It Matter for Conservation?

Explore the opportunities available at the&nbsp;NEOF Visitor Facility in Sheffield, including funded access to lab facilities, expert training and bioinformatics support.

What Is Environmental Omics? Inside the NERC Facility

The NEOF Visitor Facility: supporting UK environmental research since 1998

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