Britt Koskella is an associate professor at the University of California, Berkeley, USA.
Britt Koskella was an undergraduate at University of Virginia, initially studying psychology.
Part-time work as a technician with the research group of Janis Antonovics, where she saw experimental evolution laboratory studies of the movement of a plant pathogen between species, changed the direction of her degree and became the foundation of her research interests.
D. by the Indiana University Bloomington in 2008 for research on the role of parasites in host sexual reproduction and diversity, supervised by Curtis Lively.
[3] After gaining her doctorate she held a fellowship until 2011 to collaborate with Angus Buckling at University of Oxford, UK and John Thompson at University of California, Santa Cruz in studies of the interactions between plants, bacteria and bacteriophage.