Ben Wagstaff

Ben did his undergraduate in Biological and Medicinal Chemistry at UEA and then a Masters in Chemistry in Professor Rob Field’s group at the John Innes Centre. In October 2013 he started his PhD which is essentially the Harmful Algal Blooms project. He is now in his third year.

Using science to combat harmful algal blooms

Ben Wagstaff, 11 August 2016 - Fisheries and biodiversity

This is a guest blog by Ben Wagstaff. Ben did his undergraduate in Biological and Medicinal Chemistry at UEA and then a Masters in Chemistry in Professor Rob Field’s group at the John Innes Centre. In October 2013 he started his …

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