Rebecca Johnson
Associate Director for Science and Chief Scientist
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Rebecca Johnson is the Associate Director for Science and Chief Scientist at the Smithsonian Institution in the United States. Her research focuses on wildlife forensic science, particularly non-human DNA analysis, as well as population genetics and conservation strategies for species such as the white-fronted chat and koalas. She has contributed to understanding the genomic adaptations of invasive species and the implications of genetic diversity in conservation efforts.
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