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Women of Bio21 - Xu LiXu Li, Research Fellow, Gras Group, Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
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From decades to days: 3D modelling tuberculosisGaming-changing diagnostic tools developed by Bio21's Dr David Ascher, together with Associate Professor Justin Denholm and Malancha Karmakar.
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Fighting back against the Australian blowflyEach year, blowfly infestation of sheep wool, skin and tissue, known as flystrike, results in $280 million losses to the wool industry, not to mention the suffering experienced by the animals themselves.
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Women of Bio21 - Uta WilleAssociate Professor Uta Wille, School of Chemistry
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Media Release: Genetics sheds light on the spread of tuberculosis bacteriaBio21's Kat Holt led a study published in Nature Genetics today that concluded that the strain of TB-causing bacteria known as the Beijing lineage, was responsible for 59 per cent of infections, and even more (75%) of those diagnosed in younger people.
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Lloyd Hollenberg inducted into the Australian Academy of SciencesToday Bio21's Professor Lloyd Hollenberg, School of Physics, was inducted into the Australian Academy of Sciences as a Fellow.
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Women of Bio21 - Florienne LoderMeet Florienne Loder, Communications and Engagement Advisor, Bio21 Institute, Faculty of Science
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Women of Bio21 - Susann WudtkeMeet Susann Wudtke, Bio21 CSL Limited, Research Scientist.
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Women of Bio21 - Dedreia TullMeet Dr Dedreia (Dee) Tull, Manager at the Bio21 Institute-Metabolomics Australia Facility
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Women of Bio21 - Danielle ChristesenBio21's Danielle Christesen is a PhD student in Batterham Group, School of Biosciences.
