Life Sciences in Queensland Podcast Life Sciences Queensland

My guest today is Executive Director, Co-Founder and Chief Scientific Officer at Microbio, Doctor Flavia Huygens. 
Flavia’s 30-year teaching and research career has focused on molecular microbiology, with a particular emphasis on human pathogens.

Our guest today is Dr Tanya Russell, an Australian medical entomologist and ecologist co-leading the Mosquito-Borne Diseases Group at James Cook University.
The aim of her research is to stop the transmission of mosquito-borne diseases globally, but with a particular focus on the Asia-Pacific. 

Ep. 16: Life Sciences in Queensland Podcast - w/ Dr Jason Limnios

Our  guest today is Dr Tim Evans, Head of Science and Technology at Luina Bio.

Based in Brisbane, Luina Bio is a drug development and contract manufacturing organisation serving the pharmaceutical, biotechnology and veterinary industries.

Luina Bio’s business is ‘heavily into science’ which is why multinationals, bio techs and start-ups from all over the world seek their expertise to create the medicines of the future.

Our guest today is Dr Dimity Dornan.
Dimity has devoted her life to helping deaf children to listen and speak through Hear and Say, an organisation she established some 30 years ago.
Her work is recognised internationally, through Hear and Say worldwide and the establishment of several national and global research collaborations.
Dimity is now building Human Bionics Interface, to accelerate the delivery of bionic solutions that will tackle previously untreatable medical conditions. 

Our guest today is Professor Helen Bartlett, Vice-Chancellor and President of the University of the Sunshine Coast.
A research specialist in health and aged care, Professor Bartlett’s career includes inaugural Director at the Australasian Centre on Ageing at the University of Queensland; the Oxford Centre for Health Care Research and Development and the Oxford Dementia Centre at Oxford Brookes University.
Professor Bartlett has also held various leadership roles in universities across Australia, the United Kingdom, Hong Kong and Malaysia.