In the studio this week are Drs Euan, Linden and Shane and KrisKP who are talking to 20 (or 22) PhD students in the studio about their work:

Group 1:

Akhil from RMIT - implants;

Steph from Monash - sustainable hospital food systems;

Catriona from Peter Doherty - hipster immune cells;

Lauren from Swinburne - dietary research;

Maddy from Hudson Institute - salmonella infection host cell death pathways;

Lauren from Monash - public healt researcher;

Nicole from Doherty Institute - secretion systems during infections;

Group 2:

Ellen from Hudson Institute - epigenetic marks in eggs;

Laura from Florey Institute - music training and protecting congnitive function;

Jenn from Western Sydney Uni - how do lactation support specialists do what they do;

Nahwal (?) from ? - skin to skin contact;

Dinah from La Trobe Uni - age related changes and congnitive processing;

Enke from Hudson Institute - automation in cell therapy manufacturing;

Cameron from Murdoch Research Institute - mitochondrial disease research;

Group 3:

Samantha from Monash - how drugs can be designed following a heart attack;

Jordan from La Trobe - what the immune system has to do with high bloody pressure;

Stephany from La Trobe - bacterial infection in dogs and bacteriaphages;

Vivian from La Trobe - vascular disfunction in metabolic syndrome;

Elena from Monash - inflamatory arthritis treatment;

Anandita from Monash - rock fractures;

Kimberley from Melbourne Uni - atmospheric rivers;

Devolina from RMIT - vaccines in chickens.

The team then dug further into both Kimberley and Stephany's research.

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