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Nikki Marks is a Professor at the School of Biological Sciences, Queen's University Belfast, and affiliated with the Institute for Global Food Security. Her research integrates infectious disease ecology, parasitology, and sensor technology innovation.
- Key Research Areas:
- Detection and monitoring of parasitic infections in livestock and wildlife
- Correlation of disease prevalence with climate change and farm practices
- Advanced thermography for inflammatory disease diagnostics
- Sensor technologies for animal behavior and infection status analysis
- Article Trends:
- Focus on Fasciola hepatica, nematode signaling systems, and wildlife disease dynamics
- Applications of omics, thermography, and biotelemetry in parasitology
- Collaborations with veterinary, pharmaceutical, and ecological sectors
- Scientific Awards:
- Nominated for Queen's University Belfast 'Team of the Year Award' (2020/21)
- Recipient of a Teaching Award (2016)
- Grants & Collaborations:
- Co-investigator on projects like 'Exploiting stem cell biology for liver fluke control' (2019-2024)
- Collaborations with global pharmaceutical companies and veterinary practices
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