Dr Luke Noble is a geneticist and Principal Scientist at EnviroDNA, where he leads research and innovation to advance environmental monitoring technologies.
His career spans molecular biology and population genomics, with experience across diverse taxa including fungi, diatoms, nematodes, and insects. Luke has worked in research institutions from Melbourne to New York and Paris, and now focuses on applying eDNA and genomic tools to help monitor biodiversity and support natural capital accounting.
He holds a PhD in Genetics and brings scientific rigour and strategic insight to the development of practical conservation solutions.
