Tu-Anh Huynh

Tu-Anh received her BS degree from the University of New South Wales (Australia), where she performed her thesis work on the microbial ecology of cocoa bean fermentation with Dr. Graham Fleet. She obtained her PhD degree from the University of California – Davis, where she trained with Dr. Valley Stewart on the NarXL/NarQP two-component signal transduction systems. She pursued her post-doctoral training with Dr. Josh Woodward at the University of Washington where she began to study the functions of c-di-AMP in bacteria.