Brad Nelms

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Assistant Professor
Research Interests:

My research focuses on understanding cell differentiation during plant reproduction using a combination of experimental and computational genomics. I moved from the biomedical sciences into plant biology after graduate school because I am inspired by the potential of basic plant research to impact food security and sustainability.

Contact Information

nelms@uga.edu
Office: Davidson Life Sciences Complex - Room B422

Other Information

Other Affiliations: Department of Plant Biology

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