Daniel Moss

Daniel Moss is a Clinical Associate Professor at the Pathology & Laboratory Medicine Department within the UWA Medical School at The University of Western Australia. His research focuses on virology, toxicology, and forensic sciences, particularly in pediatric and infectious disease contexts. He has contributed to studies on respiratory viruses in coronial autopsies and toxicological analyses of synthetic opioids like acetyl fentanyl. With an h-index of 26, his work bridges clinical pathology, forensic investigations, and public health implications.

Research interests span respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), influenza, drug-related mortality, and toxicology testing methodologies. His publications address both pediatric and adult populations, emphasizing translational research between laboratory findings and clinical outcomes.

His article trends reflect a dual focus: forensic toxicology investigations into novel drug fatalities and epidemiological studies of respiratory viruses in postmortem settings. No specific awards are listed, though his work has garnered significant citations (totaling 36 across two articles).

No advising or grant details are provided in the text. His affiliation with the UWA Medical School suggests potential involvement in teaching or clinical pathology teams, though specific lab or team affiliations are unspecified.