About
Eva Dimitriadis is an Adjunct Associate Professor at Monash University's Department of Anatomy and Developmental Biology and a Research Group Head at the Centre for Reproductive Health within the Hudson Institute of Medical Research.
- NHMRC Senior Research Fellow
- Lecturer in Reproductive Biology at Monash University
Education:
- BSc (Melbourne)
- PhD (Trinity College Dublin)
- Postdoctoral studies (University of Dublin)
Research Focus: Dr. Dimitriadis investigates infertility, endometrial-trophoblast interactions, and the microRNA regulation of implantation. Her work spans non-invasive biomarkers, targeted delivery systems, and pre-clinical trials for endometrial cancer and non-hormonal contraception that prevents pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases.
Scientific Outputs: Recent work focuses on miR-124-3p in endometrial receptivity, IL-11 in preeclampsia, and radiotherapy-induced uterine damage. These studies intersect reproductive immunology, placentation, and translational medicine.
Scientific Awards:
- NHMRC Senior Research Fellow
- Editorial recognition in Science and PNAS for 2007 work
Collaborations: International partnerships with University of Tokyo, Karolinska Institutet, and institutions like Monash IVF, Walter Eliza Hall Institute, and Commonwealth Serum Laboratories.
