Michael W Clarke

Michael W Clarke serves as Associate Professor at Murdoch University's School of Medical, Molecular and Forensic Sciences, with concurrent appointments as Senior Honorary Research Fellow at the University of Western Australia's School of Biomedical Science and Unit Coordinator for Science in Practice at UWA.

Education:

• PhD in Medical Science, University of Western Australia (2005-2008)
• Bachelor of Medical Science (BMedSci), Curtin University (1994-1998)

His research centers on medical biochemistry and metabolomics, specializing in proteomics, metabolomic chemistry, clinical chemistry, and mass spectrometry applications for metabolic pathway analysis in health and disease contexts. His work integrates advanced analytical techniques to develop diagnostic and therapeutic approaches through biomarker discovery.

Scientific Awards:

• First Prize Award for the Young Investigators Day, Royal Perth Hospital (August 2006)
• First Prize Award for Patient Orientated Research, University of Western Australia Research Showcase (July 2006)

As Unit Coordinator for BMS323 and BMS423, Dr. Clarke oversees curriculum development and instruction in medical sciences, though specific student advising records and research grants are not documented in available materials. His professional activities include maintaining scholarly profiles on Google Scholar and LinkedIn.