Meet Emeritus Professor Julie Campbell, who has built a scientific career in the field of vascular biology. Over her decades-long career, Julie has won multiple awards including the GSK Award for Research Excellence (then Wellcome Australia Medal, 1995, and currently...
Meet Dr Shayan Quinlan, PhD graduate from the University of Sydney and project coordinator of the Biomechanics Research and Innovation Challenge (BRInC). Here she talks about her research in long-term effects of shoe design, women in science and post-PhD plans after a...
Meet Nelius Wanjohi, Nurse Program Manager and Safety and Quality Manager at IQVIA, a leading global provider of advanced analytics, technology solutions and clinical research services to the life sciences industry. Here she talks about her career in patient support...
Meet Professor Julie Bines! Paediatric gastroenterologist at the Royal Children’s Hospital Melbourne, Professor of Paediatrics at the University of Melbourne and Group Leader of Enteric Diseases at the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute (MCRI). Julie was also the...
Meet Samantha Watson, PhD candidate in medical sciences at the University of South Australia. Here she talks about her work with industry partners investigating therapeutic vaccines for melanoma and her love of creative endeavours. Samantha was awarded an Australian...
Meet Prof Georgina Long, Co-Medical Director of Melanoma institute Australia, Medical Oncologist, and Translational and Clinical Researcher. Georgina was also the awardee of the Australian Academy of Health and Medical Sciences Medal for Outstanding Female Researcher...
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