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Academic Staff
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Dr Lisa Alleva,
Senior Research Officer
Research: Minimising influenza disease using
generic medications, and Complementary and Alternative Medicines (CAM).
The role of High Mobility Group Box 1 protein (HMGB1) in infectious diseases.
Phone: (+61 2) 6125 4940 
E: Lisa.alleva@anu.edu.au
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Dr Joseph G. Altin,
Senior Research Officer
Research: The use of liposomal agents for the development
of vaccines against infectious diseases and cancer; the use of “stealth”
liposomes as drug targeting agents; characterising molecular interactions
involved in lymphocyte activation and development.
Teaching: Biol3174, Biol3175.
Phone: (+61 2) 6125 4495
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Professor Ian A. Clark,
NHMRC Senior Principal Research
Research: Cytokines and nitric oxide in malarial infection;
inflammatory cytokines in pathogenesis of malaria and similar diseases.
Teaching: BIOL3142.
Phone: (+61 2) 6125 4363
E: Ian.Clark@anu.edu.au
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Dr Aude Fahrer,
Senior Lecturer
Research: T cell immunology; mucosal immunology; genomics
and phenomics.
Teaching: BIOL3141, BIOL3142.
Phone: (+61 2) 6125 4942
E: Aude.Fahrer@anu.edu.au
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Dr Isabelle Ferru,
Associate Lecturer
Research: Parasite/host relationship; immunology; emerging
infectious diseases.
Teaching: BIOL1008, BIOL3142, SCCO2103.
Phone: (+61 2) 6125 8366
E: Isabelle.Ferru@anu.edu.au
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Professor Kiaran Kirk,
Director, Research School of Biology
Research: Physiology, biochemistry and pharmacology of
the malaria parasite; antimalarial drug resistance.
Teaching: BIOL1004, BIOL2174.
Phone: (+61 2) 6125 2284
E : Kiaran.Kirk@anu.edu.au
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Dr Rowena Martin
Research: Physiology, biochemistry, and molecular
biology of membrane transport processes in the malaria parasite, with
an emphasis on those involved in drug resistance and amino acid transport.
Phone: (+61 2) 6125 8589
E: Rowena.Martin@anu.edu.au
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Dr Ulrike Mathesius, ARC Research Fellow
Research: Signals that regulate meristem activity in
legume plants and signal transduction between plant roots and
soil microbes; use of proteome analysis as a functional genomics
tool to analyse plant responses to microbial signalling molecules.
Teaching: BIOL2121, BIOL3161, BIOL3177.
Phone: (+61 2) 6125 2840
E: Ulrike.Mathesius@anu.edu.au
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Dr Tony Millar,
Senior Lecturer
Research: MicroRNA control of gene expression involved in Arabidopsis development
Teaching: Master of Biotechnology BIOL8700, BIOL8702
Phone: (+61 2) 6125 2870
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Professor Helen O'Neill
Research: The molecular basis of the immune response;development
and function of dendritic cells; normal and neoplastic T cell development.
Teaching: BIOL1007, BIOL3144, Medical School
Convenor of Graduate
Studies in Biochemistry & Molecular Biology.
Phone: (+61 2) 6125 4720
E: Helen.ONeill@anu.edu.au
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Dr David Tscharke ,
NHMRC R.D. Wright Fellow
Research: Viral immunology, poxviruses and
herpesviruses (large DNA viruses),
CD8 + T cells.
Teaching: BIOL2162
Phone: (+61 2) 6125 3020
E: David.Tscharke@anu.edu.au
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Associate Professor Barbara van
Leeuwen
Research: The impact of new biotechnologies on the individual
and society; including ethical, legal, regulatory and societal
issues. The mechanism of genetic resistance to myxomatosis in the Australian
wild rabbit, and the coevolution of host and virus using myxoma
virus and the rabbit as a model.
Teaching: SCCO3102, BIOL3162.
Phone: (+61 2) 6125 4520
E: Barbara.vanLeeuwen@anu.edu.au
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