Lisa Lamberte

Dr. Lisa Ellevera Lamberte is a seasoned Research Fellow with over a decade of experience in microbiology, genetics, genomics, and bioinformatics. Her expertise spans various research domains, prominently including the investigation of microbial communities in both infant gut microbiomes and tree ecosystems. Dr. Lamberte's extensive contributions include pioneering research into the complex interplay between Staphylococcus haemolyticus and antibiotic resistance within the preterm infant gut, shedding light on crucial aspects of microbial ecology and human health.

Her work has led to significant advances in understanding microbial dynamics, earning her recognition as a dedicated scientist and an excellent communicator. Dr. Lamberte has been an invited speaker at prestigious international conferences and has authored impactful publications, elucidating critical insights into the intricate mechanisms of microbial adaptation and resistance.

With her multifaceted skill set and a passion for exploring the intricate world of microbiomes, Dr. Lamberte continues to inspire the scientific community through her research, emphasizing the pivotal role of microbial ecosystems in shaping our understanding of health and the environment.