Judith Greer

Associate Professor Judith Greer is a prominent immunologist at the University of Queensland Centre for Clinical Research, affiliated with the Faculty of Health, Medicine and Behavioural Sciences. Her work bridges neuroimmunology and autoimmune disease research, particularly focusing on multiple sclerosis and emerging connections to psychosis. As co-founder of Neuroimmunology Australia and Asia-Pacific representative for the Global Schools of Neuroimmunology, she has shaped international collaboration in this field.

• PhD in Cancer Immunology, University of Queensland
• Postdoctoral Training: Harvard Medical School
• Holds leadership roles in UQ's School of Medicine (2000-2023)

Her research spans three key domains: autoimmune targeting of CNS components in MS, epigenetic mechanisms in immune disorders, and preclinical model refinement for better therapeutic translation. Analysis of her 15 most recent publications reveals consistent focus on HLA interactions, neuroinflammatory signaling (NF-κB pathway), and helminth-derived therapeutics for autoimmune modulation.

She maintains active roles in research training and scientific editorial boards including Frontiers in Immunology and Journal of Neuroimmunology, while her clinical work connects peripheral immune profiling with CNS lesion localization. Despite no explicit awards listed, her 146 total publications and 2018 International Congress leadership demonstrate significant impact.