Helena Heiberger is a plant molecular biology PhD student with a strong foundation in genetics, bioinformatics, and hands-on molecular techniques developed across research experiences at UC Berkeley, NC State, UAB, and the University of North Alabama. She has applied computational phenotype analysis, PlantCV, Python, Raspberry Pi-based data collection, and wet-lab methods to study Arabidopsis growth responses and pathogen interactions in diverse systems. A S‑STEM scholar and repeat presenter of research posters, she blends experimental rigor with coding-driven analysis to investigate gene function and variant pathogenicity. Based in Greater St. Louis, Helena brings 22 years of experience in laboratory environments and an unusual mix of field, greenhouse, and automated imaging skills that speed reproducible plant phenotyping.
22 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science - BS, Biology, General, Senior, Bachelor of Science - BS, Biology, General, Senior at University of North Alabama
NCSU GIS 714: Geospatial Computing and Simulations
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