The document is a CV for a marine biologist seeking a career in science communication, education, and conservation research. It summarizes her education, including a recently completed PhD in zoology focused on white shark molecular ecology. It also outlines relevant work experience as an intern conducting research on white sharks, wetland ecology, and molecular lab work. Additional experience includes teaching at an aquarium and guest lecturing. Skills, publications, and references are also included.

1. Objective
Following
the
comple/on
of
my
PhD
in
January
2015,
I
am
keen
to
pursue
a
career
in
science
communica/on,
public
engagement
and
educa/on,
whilst
integra/ng
crea/ve
approaches
to
scien/fic
curriculum
and
research.
Addi/onally
I
aim
to
con/nue
my
involvement
in
scien/fic
research
with
an
emphasis
on
conserva/on
of
our
natural
resources.
Marine Biologist –Passionate – Educator – Science Communication
E m a I l
cecrnoble2015@gmail.com
A d d r e s s
83
Hilton
Road,
Aberdeen
AB24
4HR
P h o n e
07850
217053
Work Experience
May
to
Aug
2010
Research
Intern
Oceans
Campus,
Mossel
Bay,
South
Africa
Real
/me
tracking
of
great
white
sharks
using
VR100
ultrasonic
telemetry
and
tracking
receiver,
tagging
and
/ssue
biopsies,
and
observa/ons
of
predator
and
prey
interac/on
at
Seal
Island.
2009
to
2010
Molecular
Laboratory
Research
Intern
Dr.
Chris
Smith
Laboratory,
San
Francisco
State
University
DNA
extrac/ons,
PCR
and
sequence
barcoding
of
arthropod
species
using
CO1
gene
as
part
of
a
large
study
of
biodiversity
in
Golden
Gate
Park,
San
Francisco.
Addi/onally
assisted
in
parasi/c
phorid
fly
molecular
iden/fica/on
in
local
honey
bee
popula/ons.
2008
to
2009
Wetland
Ecology
Research
Intern
Dr.
Kathy
Boyer
Laboratory,
RTC,
San
Francisco
State
University
Execu/on
of
wet
lab
experiments
and
restora/on
monitouring
of
observing
trophic
interac/ons
in
Eel
Grass
(Zostera
marina)
communi/es
throughout
the
Bay
Area.
Education
Candidate
of
Doctor
of
Philosophy
in
Zoology:
Aspects
of
the
Molecular
Ecology
of
White
Sharks
(Carcharadon
Carcharias)
2011
–
2015
University
of
Aberdeen
Expected
Viva
Comple/on
June
2015
B.Sc.
Marine
Biology,
2004
–
2010
San
Francisco
State
University,
USA
3.28
GPA
teaching Experience
March
to
June
2010
InterpreMve
Naturalist
Aquarium
of
the
Bay,
San
Francisco,
California
USA
Summer
2010
Guest
Speaker
for
Shark
and
Marine
ConservaMon
(Ages
9
to
14)
Fairburn
Elementary
School,
LAUSD,
California
USA
Westside
Global
Awareness
Magnet,
LAUSD,
California,
USA
2011
to
2014
Demonstrator
Various
Courses
University
of
Aberdeen,
Aberdeen,
UK
Skills
• PCR
and
DNA
extrac/on,
confident
in
learning
new
laboratory
protocols
• Nucleo/de
sequence
&
nuclear
genotype
analyses
• Mitogenomics
• MacOSX,
Windows,
some
Linux
• Microso`
Office
• Scien/fic
communica/on
• Organized
• Effec/ve
/me
management
while
maintaining
self
mo/va/on

2. REFERENCES
PhD
Supervisors:
Dr.
Catherine
S.
Jones
Senior
Lecturer
c.s.jones@abdn.ac.uk
Dr.
Leslie
R.
Noble
Reader
in
Zoology
l.r.noble@abdn.ac.uk
School
of
Biological
Sciences
Zoology
Building
Tillydrone
Avenue
Aberdeen
AB24
2TZ
+44
(0)
1224
272403
Dr.
Kathryn
Boyer
Associate
Professor
of
Biology
katboyer@sfsu.edu
Romberg
Tiburon
Center
for
Environmental
Studies
San
Francisco
State
University
3152
Paradise
Drive
Tiburon,
CA,
94920,
USA
Emily
Tozzi
Previous
Employer
at
Aquarium
of
the
Bay,
San
Francisco,
CA
Emilytozzi@gmail.com
Marine Biologist –Passionate – Educator – Science Communication
Publications & presentations
Gubili,
C.*,
Robinson,
C.E.*,
Cliff,
G.,
Wintner,
S.P.,
de
Sabata,
E.,
De
Innocen/is,
S.,
Canese,
S.,
Sims,
D.W.,
Mar/n,
A.P.,
Noble,
L.R.,
Jones,
C.S.
(2015)
Insights
into
white
shark
coloniza/on
and
gene/c
diversity
from
historical
ar/facts.
In
Press:
Endangered
Species
Research,
doi:
10.3354/esr00665
(*Equally
contribu/ng
first
authors).
Conserva)on
gene)cs
of
great
white
sharks
(Carcharodon
carcharias):
connec)vity,
habitat
u)lity
and
sustainability
Oral
Presenta/on
at
Annual
Third
Year
Symposium,
University
of
Aberdeen,
UK
2013
Great
White
Sharks
of
the
Mediterranean:
A
Gene)cally
Dis)nct
Popula)on
at
Risk?
Poster
Presnted
at
the
IBES
Research
Day,
University
of
Aberdeen,
UK
2012
Conserva)on
gene)cs
of
white
sharks:
connec)vity,
nursery
sites
and
health
Poster
Presented
at
the
European
Elasmobranch
Associa/on
Conference,
Berlin,
Germany
2011
Conserva)on
gene)cs
of
white
sharks:
connec)vity,
nursery
sites
and
health
Poster
Presented
at
the
3rd
UK
RAD
sequencing
mee/ng,
Edinburgh,
UK
2011
COURSES
Introduc/on
to
Genomics
Workshop-­‐
University
of
Sheffield
–
March
19-­‐20th
2013
CASS
Grant
Wri/ng
Workshop
–
University
of
Aberdeen
-­‐
January
2013
Scien/fic
Wri/ng
Symposium-­‐
–
University
of
Aberdeen
-­‐June
19th
2012
Time,
Project
Management
and
People
–
University
of
Aberdeen
-­‐October
19th
2011
Project
and
Time
Management
–
University
of
Aberdeen
-­‐September
21st
2011
Crea/vity
in
Research
–
University
of
Aberdeen
-­‐
February
24th
2011
Fish
Biology
and
Phylogeny,
Evolu/on,
Natural
History
of
Vertebrates,
Animal
Behavior,
Advanced
Physiology,
Gene/cs,
Wetland
Ecology,
and
Graduate
level
course
in
Marine
Birds
and
Mammals
(course
taught
at
Moss
Landing
Marine
Laboratory,
Moss
Landing,
CA,
USA).
INTERESTS & ACHIEVEMENTS
My
personal
interests
include
reading,
wri/ng,
pain/ng
and
drawing.
In
my
free
/me
I
enjoy
being
outdoors
especially
hillwalking
throughout
Deeside,
and
a
long
walk
on
the
beach
is
the
perfect
start
or
end
to
any
day.
I
enjoy
music,
and
singing
and
photography.
I
am
avid
rugby,
basketball,
and
hockey
enthusiast.
I
am
a
member
of
the
Shark
Trust,
Gene/cs
Society
of
America,
Conserva/on
Society
(Aberdeen),
and
Zoo
and
Roots
Society
(Aberdeen).
I
have
achieved
personal
goals
of
cage
diving
and
working
with
white
sharks,
and
traveling
to
South
America,
South
Africa
and
Europe.
AWARDS
50%
Funded
PhD
Studentship,
University
of
Aberdeen,
UK
2011
Outstanding
poster
presentaMon-­‐
Conference
fees
and
travel
bursary
for
3rd
UK
RAD
sequencing
mee/ng,
Edinburgh,
UK
2011
Los
Angeles
Times
Photography
Contest
-­‐
Placed
in
Top
20
2010