Meg Manohar

Meg Manohar is a Research Fellow at the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO), working within the Immune Resilience Future Science platform on avian infectious disease research and vaccine development for poultry systems.

Her educational qualifications include:

• PhD in Applied Biology and Biotechnology, RMIT University (2022)
• Masters in Clinical and Food Microbiology, RMIT University (2016)
• Honors in Biotechnology, National University of Singapore (2013)
• Bachelor of Technology in Biotech Engineering, Anna University, India (2013)

Her research integrates microbiology and animal trial methodologies to combat poultry diseases, with particular emphasis on vaccination strategies for chickens as demonstrated in her doctoral work. This focus bridges veterinary science and biotechnological innovation to address agricultural health challenges.

Meg Manohar maintains active engagement with the Immune Resilience Future Science platform at CSIRO, where her work directly contributes to infectious disease resilience in avian populations through experimental vaccine design and pathogen analysis.