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Genetics · genetic pest management · microbiomes

Philip Leftwich

I am an Associate Professor in Genetics & Data Science at the University of East Anglia. My work combines insect genetics, microbiomes, synthetic biology, and computational teaching to study and apply genetic technologies in agriculture, public health, and higher education.

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This site brings together research, people, publications, teaching, and open resources connected to my work in molecular biology, genetics, data science, and outreach.

Research

Gene drives, microbiomes, and insect genetics

Find current research themes, teaching interests, and project summaries across pest management and symbiosis.

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People

Current and past group members

Meet students, collaborators, and recent members connected to the group at the University of East Anglia.

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Publications

Recent papers and preprints

Browse publications covering synthetic biology, quantitative genetics, microbiomes, and teaching-focused scholarship.

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Teaching materials and workshops

Explore workshops, authored resources, and recommended links for genetics, statistics, and data science teaching.

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Latest news

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THE Campus Resources for academics and university staff

A collection of my writings for THE campus between 2022 & 2023

Philip Leftwich
Jan 25, 2023
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Teaching & resources

Across undergraduate teaching, invited workshops, and open educational resources, I share practical materials for genetics, molecular biology, statistics, and data science.

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