Professor Stuart MacGregor
Professor Stuart MacGregor is an expert in developing and applying statistical/computational methods in genetics. He is considered a world authority on the conduct and analysis of genetic association studies and has led studies which have mapped hundreds of genes for diseases ranging from skin cancer to eye disease. His recent work has led to the […]
Professor Andreas Obermair
Professor Andreas Obermair is a gynaecologic oncologist, surgical teacher, researcher and consumer advocate. He holds a Level 2 NHMRC Investigator Leadership Fellowship (2021-25). Professor Obermair held numerous board positions on national and international bodies. His research influenced and continues to influence clinical management of patients with cervical, endometrial and vulvar cancer. He is a staunch […]
Professor Scott Bell
Professor Scott Bell is an internationally recognised respiratory physician and research leader. His key contribution is enhancing understanding of the mechanisms of infection acquisition and transmission in people with cystic fibrosis. He has >300 peer-reviewed publications including multiple clinical trials. His research has impacted on clinical care by influencing policy and practice internationally, particularly in […]
Professor James Ward
Professor James Ward is a Pitjantjatjara and Narungga man, and a national leader in Indigenous health research. He is an infectious diseases epidemiologist, and his research has predominantly focused on the prevention and control of STIs, HIV and viral hepatitis in Indigenous communities. The outcomes of his research have been fundamental in shaping policy, clinical […]
Professor Julie Redfern
Professor Redfern is a clinician-researcher and leader in preventive cardiology, cardiac rehabilitation, digital health and physiotherapy. Her research identified evidence-practice gaps in secondary prevention of heart disease and found patients not participating in traditional cardiac rehabilitation were at the greatest risk. In pursuit of better care for more patients, she conceived and led many cohort […]
Professor Di Yu
Professor Di Yu is an immunologist, global highly cited researcher, and NHMRC Leadership Fellow. He is internationally recognised for the discovery of novel T lymphocyte subsets and their molecular regulators, relevant to health and disease. Bridging the gap between basic immunology and translation, Professor Yu actively collaborates with clinicians and has initiated clinical studies and […]