Jasmin Richter

Email: j.richter@qmul.ac.uk

Room: 2.26 Fogg Building

 

Research interests

Plant-pollinator relationships are intricate and multilayered; for instance, many plants produce secondary metabolites (SMs) that may impact floral visitors through neuroactive, pharmacological or toxic mechanisms.
In my PhD project, I combine my broad background in pharmacology, neuroscience, animal behaviour, and botany with computational methods to help elucidate our understanding of plant-pollinator relationships and inform novel conservation strategies.

Educational background

2024-present: PhD student at Queen Mary, University of London, UK
2022-2023: Postgraduate researcher at Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, USA
2017-2022: State examination (MSc equivalent), Pharmacy, University of Munich, Germany