Adam Graham

Perth, Western Australia

Highly capable and enthusiastic research adjacent worker with a broad skillset.

I have a background in medical research, genetics, and science outreach.

I can code in R, Bash, Python, Javascript

Relevant Experience

Research Assistant/ Program Manager

The Complex Disease Neurobiology Group, University of Newcastle

Newcastle, Australia and remote

Jul 2020 - Nov 2022

  • Performed bioinformatics with Plink, SAMtools
  • Wrote R, python, and bash scripts
  • Administration for an 80 member research program
  • Organised a one day conference for over 90 people
  • Helped with writing grants
  • Presented technical talks on statistics and biology

Event Assistant, SMART ambassador, science outreach

University of Newcastle

Newcastle, Australia

2017 - 2020

  • Presented science to primary and high school students
  • Ensured the smooth running of complex events with hundreds of participants and volunteers

Research Assistant

Hansbro/Horvat Lab, University of Newcastle

Newcastle, Australia

2017 - 2019

  • Performed molecular biology assays
  • Helped PhD students and PostDocs with laboratory tasks
  • Automated formatting and analysis of qPCR data
  • Research mice husbandary

Education

Masters of Biostatistics

University of Sydney, 2019-Ongoing

Masters by Research in Microbiology

University of Newcastle, 2014 - 2018

Thesis: Homologous recombination and replisome disassociation at a protein obstacle to DNA replication in E. coli

Bachelor of Biotechnology (Honours)

University of Newcastle, March 2010 - October 2014

Thesis: Frequency of Chromosome Dimer Formation Following FROS Triggered Replication Fork Arrest

Publications

microRNA and the Posttranscriptional Response to Oxidative Stress During Neuronal Differentiation: Implications for Neurodevelopmental Disorders

Unpublished, submitted (November 2021)

Behnaz Khavari, Michelle M Barnett, Ebrahim Mahmoudi, Michael P Geaghan, Adam Graham, Murray J Cairns

Replication fork collapse at a protein-DNA roadblock leads to fork reversal, promoted by the RecQ helicase

22 November 2018, Molecular Microbiology

Georgia M. Weaver, Karla A. Mettrick, Tayla‐Ann Corocher, Adam Graham, Ian Grainge