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Science Writer

Bree holds both a BSc and PhD in Genetics from the University of Liverpool. After completing her PhD, she transitioned into science communication, spending two years as a science writer at an agency. During this time, she honed her ability to translate complex scientific concepts into engaging and accessible content for a wide range of audiences. Seeking to expand her skill set and explore a broader range of scientific fields, Bree joined Technology Networks as a science writer in 2024. In 2025, Bree transitioned to the editorial team of our sister publication, Drug Discovery News.


Education

University of Liverpool  


Areas of Expertise

Genetics
PCR
Epigenetics
Transcriptomics

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Content Written By, Reviewed By, or Featuring Bree Foster, PhD
Total: 31
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Listicle

Five Key Advances Shaping Pharmacogenomics

This article explores five key advances driving pharmacogenomics, including long-read sequencing, AI, real-world data integration, polygenic risk scores and multiomics, all aiming to improve personalized medicine and drug response predictions
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Industry Insight

Driving Sustainability Forward in Analytical Sciences

At the 2025 American Society for Mass Spectrometry (ASMS) conference, experts shared how the industry is embracing sustainable practices while driving innovation and productivity.
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Industry Insight

How AI Is Transforming Analytical Science Workflows

To explore AI's growing impact, Technology Networks asked experts at the 2025 ASMS conference a single question: How can AI support analytical science workflows, both today and in the years ahead?
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Industry Insight

Emerging Innovations in Analytical Science Technology

In this article, the Technology Networks team chatted with various experts at ASMS 2025 about what they believe will be important technological advances in mass spectrometry.
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Article

How Genomics Is Changing the Way We Grow Wine Grapes

Genomics is transforming viticulture by enabling sustainable grape cultivation in the face of climate change and pest pressures. Lincoln University in New Zealand is leading this shift with cost-effective, scalable sequencing technologies.
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Article

Mass Spectrometry in Space: Insights From a NASA Expert

Explore how mass spectrometry is transforming planetary science – delivering key data from space missions to Titan, Venus and beyond – with expert insights from a NASA expert.
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Industry Insight

Transforming Sample Prep for Mass Spectrometry

At the recent American Society for Mass Spectrometry conference in Baltimore, Technology Networks sat down with Dr. Nikhil Rao to learn more about Microscoop® Mint, an advanced sample preparation platform.
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Article

Reimagining Ion Separation Through Lossless Innovation

Discover how BILLIE™, the next-generation proteomics platform from MOBILion, enables faster and more accurate quantitation.
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Infographic

Is My Food Full of PFAS?

This infographic highlights how PFAS enter the food chain, identifies the foods most affected and outlines the gaps in current regulations, providing essential insights for anyone concerned about what’s on their plate.
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Industry Insight

Enhancing Mass Spectrometry Data Accuracy

In this interview, we explore how Cerno’s vendor-neutral software solutions enhance mass spectrometry data analysis.
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