Teresa Neeman

Teresa Neeman is a Researcher at the Division of Ecology and Evolution, Australian National University. She holds a PhD and AStat qualification, specializing in statistical analysis for healthcare and ecological research. Her work spans interdisciplinary fields including intensive care unit nursing outcomes, musculoskeletal injuries, and ecological rewilding dynamics. She has contributed to multicenter studies on pelvic fracture treatments and family psychological impacts of intensive care survival.

• Education: PhD, AStat

Key research interests include meta-analysis methodologies, quality of life assessments in critical care survivors, and trophic interactions in ecosystems. Her recent projects focus on stem cell differentiation in clonal hematopoiesis and vaccine efficacy in solid tumors. She collaborates extensively, leading studies on cellular differentiation pathways and ecological mesopredator behavior.

Her research portfolio includes 102 publications and three active projects, including the MOSAIC trial targeting stem cell modulation and consultancy for Nourish Ingredients. Her work bridges statistical rigor with clinical and ecological applications, addressing both human health and environmental conservation challenges.