Sarah Maestrejuan

Biology professional with background in research and data analysis. Known for collaborative teamwork and adaptability in dynamic environments, consistently delivering reliable results. Skilled in laboratory techniques, data interpretation, and maintaining high standards of scientific integrity.

• Chemistry up to Biochemistry
• Proficiency in chemical concepts, applications, and experimental procedure from basic chemistry through biochemistry
• Biology
• Cellular level and applied genetics principles and research
• Ecological and evolutionary concepts relating to basic understanding of ecosystem changes over time
• In depth understanding of plant and animal cell functions as well as processes such as water movement and ion pumps in plant and animal systems
• Conservation and resource management, research of related conservation concerns including the Thacker Pass lithium mine
• General vertebrate evolution and phylogenetic breakdown of both major and minor clades
• Bosque Internship completion, application of theoretical environmental knowledge in a field setting including water chemistry analysis, contribution to long term data collection, and development of education plan
• Theoretical research related to astrobiology and applied chemistry and biology principles related to space
• Research based toxin knowledge related to origin, applications, effects on humans, and toxic properties
• Use of dichotomous keys for species identification, preparation of specimen vouchers from field to mounted museum quality specimens, and extensive research and data management of New Mexico Bootheel region flora
• In depth study of arthropods and long-term evolutionary relationships