Mark Chase
This academic is only eligible to act as secondary supervisor.
This academic is no longer based at a DTP partner institution and is not eligible to supervise new students.
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Mark Chase |
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Mark Chase |
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M.Chase@kew.org |
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Science |
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FRS, Keeper of the Jodrell Laboratory |
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Widely recognised as a distinguished scientist in his field, Professor Mark Chase FRS has extensive experience in plant science and has held this role since August 2006. He has contributed to many publications and was lead author of the landmark 1993 paper on seed plant phylogenetics that began the molecular revolution leading to the reclassification of the flowering plants and many individual plant groups. Professor Chase’s areas of interest are plant classification and evolution and he has worked extensively with orchids. He can also speak about RBG Kew’s plant DNA genetic research. In 2009 he was awarded the Darwin-Wallace Medal of the Linnean Society of London, given every 50 years to a set of outstanding biologists. |
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No exemplar projects advertised.
Mark Chase does not currently supervise any London NERC DTP PhD students
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