جستجوی استاد راهنمای دانشگاهی

• Oncology and carcinogenesis
• Genetics
• Biological sciences
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Dr Nataly Stylianou is a Research Fellow at the School of Biomedical Sciences, Queensland University of Technology (QUT). Her research focuses on oncology, genetics, and biological sciences, with a particular emphasis on prostate cancer and placental pathobiology in SARS-CoV-2 pregnancies. Her work investigates epithelial-mesenchymal plasticity, gene expression profiling, and therapeutic resistance mechanisms. Key research interests include: Prostate cancer progression and metastasis Epithelial-mesenchymal transition (EMT) and plasticity Genetic and molecular pathways in cancer Placental dysfunction in viral infections Her publications highlight contributions to understanding BCL2 expression in advanced prostate cancer, placental pathobiology during SARS-CoV-2 infections, and the role of insulin in cancer cell migration. Recent work emphasizes therapeutic targets such as Neuropilin-1 and miRNA regulation in tumor progression. Dr Stylianou collaborates on projects involving transcriptome analysis, molecular signaling pathways, and clinical outcomes. She holds a PhD from QUT and contributes to interdisciplinary teams studying cancer biology and reproductive health.

Lisa Philpمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر ارشد

• Adipokine Research
• Prostate Cancer Therapeutics
• Metabolic Dysfunction
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Dr Lisa Philp is a Research Fellow at Queensland University of Technology (QUT), leading the Translational Adipokine Research Group within the Australian Prostate Cancer Research Centre - Queensland (APCRC-Q). Her work focuses on adipokine hormones' role in disease, particularly prostate cancer progression and treatment resistance. She holds a PhD from the University of Adelaide and has over 13 years' experience in animal modeling and drug development. Key research areas include: Adipokine signaling pathways in cancer and metabolic disorders Preclinical development of targeted therapeutics Hyperinflammation mechanisms in respiratory diseases Awards include a US$853,896 Department of Defense grant (2020-2023) and AU$150,000 Advance Queensland Fellowship for her work on COVID-19 treatments. She collaborates with biotech firms and clinical partners globally, having secured over AUD $9.5M in competitive grants. Her projects include: Restoring adiponectin signaling to halt tumor progression Targeting leptin to combat treatment resistance Developing therapies for acute respiratory distress syndrome Dr Philp supervises 12+ students annually and chairs the TRI Cancer Seminar Series. Her industry partnerships span 6+ years, advancing 6 therapeutics from preclinical to Phase II/III trials.

• Marine Biology
• Aquaculture
• Genetics
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Erin L. McGinty is a Researcher affiliated with James Cook University (JCU), focusing on marine biology, aquaculture, and genetic contributions to biomineralization processes. Her work centers on understanding pearl formation mechanisms in pearl oysters, particularly the genetic interactions between host and donor organisms. She holds a PhD from JCU (2011), which investigated genetic aspects of pearl formation. Her research interests include molecular biology, biotechnology applications in marine systems, and improving aquaculture practices through genetic insights. Key contributions include developing high-throughput nucleic acid quantification protocols and analyzing transcriptome data related to pearl sac biomineralization. McGinty has published extensively on pearl oyster genetics, xenograft techniques, and the interplay of genetic factors in pearl quality. Her work bridges molecular diagnostics with practical applications in the pearl industry. No scientific awards are explicitly mentioned, though her publications reflect significant academic engagement in the field. Her advising and grant details are not specified in the provided texts, but her research has been supported through collaborative projects with colleagues at JCU. While no specific lab or team affiliations are noted, her work aligns with JCU's broader marine and aquaculture research initiatives.

• Immunology
• Allergy
• Molecular Biology
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Roni Nugraha is a researcher affiliated with James Cook University , specializing in molecular allergology and immunology. His work focuses on allergen characterization in seafood, particularly shellfish and fish, leveraging bioinformatics, proteomics, and transcriptomics to improve diagnostic accuracy. His research has led to the discovery of novel allergens (e.g., crocodile β-parvalbumin, Sydney rock oyster tropomyosin) and insights into cross-reactivity between invertebrate allergens. He co-authored the EAACI Molecular Allergology User's Guide 2.0 , a key reference in clinical allergology. Key trends in his publications include thermostable allergens in processed foods , standardization of skin prick tests , and bioinformatic approaches to allergen discovery . His collaborations with experts like Andreas L. Lopata highlight multidisciplinary teamwork in allergy research.

• Aquaculture
• Fish Nutrition
• Nutritional Physiology
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Igor Pirozzi is a prominent researcher affiliated with James Cook University , specializing in aquaculture and fish nutrition. His work focuses on optimizing dietary specifications for marine species such as yellowtail kingfish (Seriola lalandi), barramundi (Lates calcarifer), and mulloway (Argyrosomus japonicus). Through collaborations with institutions like NSW Fisheries and Aquafin CRC, he has advanced understanding of nutrient metabolism, feed digestibility, and environmental influences on aquatic organisms. PhD in Aquaculture (James Cook University, 2009) Dr. Pirozzi's research spans two decades, investigating dietary requirements for sulfur amino acids, choline, and histidine. His studies often employ methodologies like stable isotope analysis and transcriptomic profiling to assess nutrient impacts on liver health, intestinal microbiota, and growth efficiency. Recent work highlights interactions between water temperature and dietary composition, emphasizing sustainable aquafeed formulation. The 15 most recent publications reflect a focus on nutritional physiology , feed optimization , and environmental stressors . Key subfields include amino acid sparing effects, oxygen thresholds, intestinal gene expression, and digestibility of alternative protein sources. These studies consistently address challenges in aquaculture sustainability through empirical data analysis and innovative experimental designs.

• Marine Biology
• Developmental Biology
• Genetics
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Lauretta C. Grasso is a researcher at James Cook University, Australia, specializing in marine biology, developmental genetics, and coral reef conservation. Her work focuses on understanding coral development mechanisms, environmental stress responses, and genomic approaches to conservation. She collaborates extensively with institutions like the JCU Coral Genomics Group and has contributed to studies on coral metamorphosis, gene expression, and climate change impacts. Her research interests span molecular ecology, evolutionary biology, and the application of genomic tools to marine ecosystems. Notable projects include investigations into coral calcification under acidification, the role of Brachyury in cnidarian development, and the genetic basis of larval settlement. Grasso’s publications highlight a focus on translating molecular insights into conservation strategies. She has co-authored studies on doctoral education metrics, reflecting interdisciplinary engagement with academic policy. Her work often involves international collaborations and has advanced understanding of coral biology’s ecological and evolutionary dimensions.

• Shellfish Allergy
• Food Allergy
• Molecular Diagnostics
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Sandip D. Kamath is a researcher at James Cook University (JCU) specializing in allergen research, particularly focusing on shellfish and fish allergens. His work bridges molecular biology, immunology, and clinical diagnostics, contributing to improved allergy management strategies. He holds a PhD from JCU and has authored/co-authored over 58 peer-reviewed publications since 2009. Research Interests: Dr. Kamath’s studies concentrate on identifying and characterizing allergenic proteins (e.g., tropomyosin, parvalbumin), developing component-resolved diagnostic tools, and exploring cross-reactivity mechanisms between food and environmental allergens. His work also addresses food safety challenges posed by seafood allergens and investigates novel therapies using bioactive compounds and probiotics. Key Findings: His research highlights geographic variability in shrimp allergens, identifies critical allergens in crustaceans and molluscs, and demonstrates the clinical utility of recombinant allergens for diagnostics. He has contributed to global guidelines on molecular allergy diagnostics through collaborative projects. Grants & Collaborations: While specific grants aren’t listed, his collaborations span institutions like the University of Queensland, Monash University, and international partners in Asia-Pacific, reflecting his role in large-scale allergenomic studies.

• Bioinformatics
• Computational Biology
• Statistics
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Professor Michael Charleston holds a full professorship in Mathematics at the University of Tasmania's School of Natural Sciences. He specializes in bioinformatics, computational biology, and evolutionary analysis, with a focus on applying discrete mathematics and statistical methods to solve problems in life sciences and digital history. His research integrates network analysis, epidemiological modelling, and phylogenetics. Education: BSc(Hons) in Mathematics & Physics, LTCL (Music Teaching), and a PhD in Phylogenetics, all completed in New Zealand. He previously taught evolutionary biology at Oxford University and computer science/bioinformatics at the University of Sydney. Research Interests: Interdisciplinary approaches linking nutrition and social behavior in animal groups Network-based analysis of disease spread and wildlife conservation strategies Algorithm development for phylogenetic tree reconciliation and biological network alignment Genomic models for plant breeding and mangrove-wombat disease management Current Projects: Managing viral spread via partial wildlife networks In-situ control of sarcoptic mange in wombats Acoustic monitoring systems for threatened species Teaching: Graduate bioinformatics, operations research, and applied statistics courses. Supervised four completed PhD students focusing on epidemiological forecasting, protein evolution, and open-source bioinformatics ethics.

• Epilepsy
• Neurosciences
• Genetics
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Dr. Kavitha Kothur is an NHMRC Senior Research Fellow at the University of Sydney's Faculty of Medicine and Health, affiliated with the Brain and Mind Centre and Children's Hospital at Westmead. She is a paediatric neurologist specializing in genetic testing for refractory epilepsy, functional genomics, and improving outcomes after epilepsy surgery. Her research focuses on biomarkers, neuroinflammation, and personalized medicine in epilepsy. Member of the Brain and Mind Centre Clinical specialty: Neurology Research interests include genetic epilepsies, cerebrospinal fluid biomarkers, neuroinflammatory pathways, and the psychosocial impact of genetic testing. She leads projects on epilepsy in cerebral palsy and the clinical utility of genome sequencing in refractory epilepsy. Recent articles highlight biomarkers like neopterin and quinolinic acid in neuroinflammation, genetic variants in epilepsy syndromes (e.g., SETD1B, GABRA1), and functional neurological disorders linked to psychological stressors like the pandemic. Her work bridges molecular genetics, clinical neurology, and pediatric health. Scientific awards: NHMRC Investigator Grant, NHMRC Senior Research Fellowship Collaborations include A/Prof Bruce Bennett (molecular genetics), Prof Patrick Kwan (genomics), and Prof Mary Collins (GABA receptor research). She has contributed to over 30 peer-reviewed publications since 2012, with recent focus on precision medicine strategies in pediatric epilepsy.

• Cancer Biology
• Molecular Genetics
• Ovarian Cancer
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Eunice Lee is an Adjunct Lecturer at the School of Medical Sciences , Faculty of Medicine and Health , University of Sydney. Her primary affiliation involves research and teaching in medical sciences, with a focus on molecular oncology and genetic mechanisms in cancer progression. Research Focus: Dr. Lee investigates molecular drivers of oncogenesis, specializing in: Role of non-coding RNAs (piRNAs) in ovarian/prostate cancer Gonadotrophin receptor expression in tumor phenotypes Evolutionary adaptations in genome structure Clinical applications of molecular biomarkers Her work bridges experimental biology and clinical oncology. Publication Trends (2018-2021): Recent articles demonstrate concentrated expertise in piRNA pathway analysis across reproductive cancers, molecular diagnostics, and comparative genomics. Studies consistently integrate bioinformatic approaches with clinical data interpretation.

• Exercise Intervention in Clinical Populations
• Breast Cancer Rehabilitation
• Lymphedema Management
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Dr. Mi-Joung Lee is a full-time Lecturer in Physiotherapy at the University of Sydney's Faculty of Health Sciences. She holds a PhD and Master's in Neuro Physiotherapy, and an Advanced Diploma in Physiotherapy. Her research focuses on exercise interventions for stroke and breast cancer patients, with expanding work on cultural impacts on healthcare. She collaborates with the university's Breast Cancer Research Group and leads projects on lymphedema management and migrant health equity. Education: PhD, University of Sydney Masters in Applied Science (Neuro Physiotherapy), University of Sydney Advanced Diploma in Physiotherapy Research Interests: Exercise interventions for clinical populations Breast cancer survivorship and lymphedema Cultural dimensions of healthcare access Migrant health equity Current Projects: Impact of pre-disposition to swelling on breast cancer-related lymphedema Sexual and reproductive health decision-making among migrant youth Grants: 2017: Long-term care quality improvement system (Korea-Australia) 2015: Healthcare agreement feasibility study 2009: International clinical fellowship in lymphatic research Labs/Groups: Neurological Rehabilitation Research Group, Breast Cancer Research Group.

Helen Wrightمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Medical Education
• Rural Medicine
• Paediatrics
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Dr. Helen Wright is an Associate Professor in the Rural Clinical School of Western Australia (RCSWA) and Department of General Paediatrics at Perth Children’s Hospital (PCH). She co-leads the statewide Child and Youth Health Network under Western Australia’s Department of Health. Her academic roles span teaching, research, and leadership with a focus on rural healthcare. Educational Background: Graduated MB ChB from the University of Glasgow (1995), followed by postgraduate certifications in Rural and Remote Medicine (UWA, 2009) and Medical Education (University of Dundee, 2011). Completed a Master’s thesis on rural medical education in 2018. Research Interests: Center on medical education innovations, particularly rural training models, peer-assisted learning, and interprofessional education. Notable projects include case-logging analyses for medical students and rural workforce development strategies. Teaching Contributions: Developed the Peer Assisted Learning (PAL) Program in Paediatric Clinical Examination, expanded to rural sites. Received grants for initiatives like ethics workshops involving Law, Medical, and Philosophy students. Recognized with a Team Teaching Award (2015) and Faye Gale Fellowship (2018). Awards: Recognized as 2020 Metropolitan-based Specialist Bush Champion for contributions to rural healthcare. Holds leadership roles including founding the WA Rural Paediatricians Network. Labs/Teams: Active in RCSWA’s Regional Training Hubs, Child and Youth Health Network, and the teaching committees at both PCH and RCSWA.

• Marine Biology
• Oceanography
• Microbial Ecology
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Eric Raes is an Adjunct Professor at the UWA Oceans Institute, The University of Western Australia. His research focuses on microbial ecology, marine biogeochemistry, and environmental DNA (eDNA) applications, contributing to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to ocean sustainability. He has published extensively on topics including microbial diversity, nitrogen cycles, and genomic analysis of marine species. His recent work includes studies on eDNA-based taxonomic classification, genome assemblies of marine vertebrates, and CRISPR-driven environmental DNA processing. Raes collaborates globally, with projects spanning the South Pacific, Indian Ocean, and global microbial diversity patterns. He contributed to the Australian Chlorophyll a Database (1965–2017), a key resource for marine research. Publications highlight advancements in understanding oceanic nitrogen processes, seasonal microbial dynamics, and genomic tools for marine conservation. His research bridges fundamental science with applications in climate change adaptation and biodiversity monitoring.

Nathan Pavlosمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Bone Biology
• Osteoclasts
• Bone Resorption
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Dr. Nathan Pavlos is an Associate Professor and Head of the Bone Biology & Disease Laboratory at the University of Western Australia's School of Biomedical Sciences. He holds prestigious fellowships including FASBMR and FIOR. His research focuses on molecular mechanisms of osteoclasts in bone diseases like osteoporosis and osteoarthritis, combining microscopy and omics approaches. He leads multiple research initiatives and has secured over $11M in grants. Key roles include Chair of the School of Biomedical Sciences Research Committee and President of the ANZORS. Pavlos has authored over 97 publications in journals like Cell and Nature, and his work contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to health and innovation. Education: BSc (Hons) and PhD (Distinction) from University of Western Australia (1999, 2005). Research Interests: Bone resorption, intracellular trafficking, osteoclast biology, and musculoskeletal disorders. Uses innovative microscopy and high-throughput genomic/proteomic screens. Recent Research Trends: Focus on integrating omics data to understand bone disease mechanisms, targeting membrane transporters, and exploring therapeutic potentials for bone disorders. Recent articles address heterotopic ossification, antisense oligonucleotide delivery, and genetic regulation of osteoarthritis. Awards: Includes NHMRC grants, finalist teaching awards, and international fellowships. Grants: Over 40 grants from NHMRC, ARC, and foundations like Arthritis Australia and Raine Foundation. Labs/Teams: Leads the Bone Biology & Disease Laboratory and the Tissue Repair and Regenerative Biology Research Cluster. Collaborates internationally, including with the Max-Planck-Institute.

• Cancer Immunotherapy
• Transcriptomics
• Tumor Immunology
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Rachael Zemek is an Adjunct Research Fellow at the UWA Medical School and UWA Centre for Child Health Research, University of Western Australia. Her research specializes in cancer immunology and immunotherapy. Research focuses on understanding temporal dynamics of immunotherapy responses, tumor microenvironment modulation, and developing novel immunotherapeutic strategies. Key interests include immune checkpoint blockade mechanisms and translational cancer research. Active research projects investigate tumor-infiltrating lymphocyte dynamics and combination therapies to enhance anti-tumor immunity.