I am a microbial physiologist with expertise in microbial central metabolism and anaerobic pathways for energy generation.
Biography
I would like to be able to converge my scientific knowledge, leadership, and spirituality, to contribute knowledge, inspire other people to find their way.
I am passionate about the world of microbiology and discovering how it affects and how it can improve «in all its levels» the world in which we live. All the projects captivate me, they make everything of me, I get involved a thousand times a thousand to give answers to the most unexpected questions.
One of my first projects was the postgraduate project I did for NASA where “Using synthetic microbial communities as a tool to explore the role of microbial interactions to overcome ROS toxicity under reconstructed ancient (pre-GOE) conditions. Provided expertise in flow cytometry in collaborative project with other NPP fellow”.
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Awards
NASA Postdoctoral Program (NPP): NPP Fellowship 2018-2020
Office of Diversity and Inclusion + ADVANCE Georgia Tech Diversity and Inclusion Fellow 2019
American Society for Microbiology
General Meeting Travel Award 2017
American Society for Microbiology
General Meeting Travel Award 2012
Publications
Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta 99:179-192.
Hui L, N. Szeinbaum, TJ DiChristina, M Taillefert (2012) Microbial Mn(IV) reduction requires an initial one-electron reductive solubilization step.
Environmental Microbiology Reports 6(5): 490-500.
Szeinbaum N., JL Burns, TJ DiChristina (2014) Electron transport and protein secretion pathways involved in Mn(III) reduction by Shewanella oneidensis.
Journal of Microbiology & Biology Education 17(2): 215–224.
Gormally C, C. Subiño, N. Szeinbaum (2016) Uncovering barriers to enacting inquiry teaching: Inconsistent facilitation techniques, student resistance, and reluctance to share control over learning with students.
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