Professor, Veterinarian and T&R Academic at Uni Melb. Interests in infectious diseases, zoonoses, herpesviruses, public health, virology, vaccines and more!
New PhD opportunity at Melb Uni to study kangaroo herpesviruses and their evolution with myself and colleagues @ALegione , Paola Vaz and Carol Hartley. This is an ARC funded project. More details: https://t.co/n4sy38Z9BB Pic is of a beautiful white kangaroo that lives near me 🦘
CSIRO ECR molecular virology fellowship opportunity to develop viral vaccines for a globally significant 🐖🦠 #asfv. Come join our great team in Geelong with career development options and enjoy the Bellarine Peninsula @AusVirologySoc Please RT and share https://t.co/LzsvIjk3ma
The Australian Wildlife Health Centre at @ZoosVictoria are recruiting their next Wildlife Resident to undertake a Masters with @FVASunimelb, supervised by a team including Professor @j_devlin and Dr @ALegione. Check out the details in the link in the quoted tweet.
Are you a veterinarian interested in moving into the wildlife space? Zoos Victoria's Healesville Sanctuary are recruiting their next wildlife resident (1/4)
https://t.co/ZKWcdfLtSt
PhD opportunities at Melbourne Vet School and School of Agriculture and Food. Lots of amazing researchers and research groups to come and work with https://t.co/OJXa7wVrF8
Would you be interested in returning to the workforce in a locum capacity?
To assist with providing relief to vets feeling the strain associated with the vet shortage, we’re offering the Return to Work program free of charge.
More info: https://t.co/163EJ4LivI
ASM 2021 will take place in the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre AND via our interactive Virtual Platform. Present a oral or poster in person or online!
Deadline for Early Bird Discounted Registrations and Oral Abstract Submissions is 9 April.
https://t.co/yTMhxXJLxJ
Our new study shows the zoonotic pathogen C. psittaci in association with equine abortion as early as 1997 (way back when I was a first year vet student!) @ApcahUnimelb#OneHealth Congrats to PhD student -Rumana After
An #OpenAccess 25-year retrospective study of Chlamydia psittaci in association with equine reproductive loss in Australia https://t.co/EhQXgvhK77 #JMedMicro
Take care this foaling season - Chlamydia psittaci has now been detected in VIC horses. An important development for VIC vets, horse owners, pathologists and diagnostic labs
New case report out from the team on Chlamydia psittaci in horses, well done to PhD student Rumana Akter for her second publication from her PhD, with a couple more in the pipeline. Important message for horse owners, if handling placental material wear your PPE.
New work out in @PLOSONE from team member Anita Tolpinrud, detecting serological evidence of 'Wobbly Possum Disease' virus in Australian possum species, part of a collaboration between @FVASunimelb, @ZoosVictoria, @MasseyUni and @VicGovAg#FVASresearch
https://t.co/sWpKvokqsR
So what are you waiting for?
PhD in virology 🦠✅
Experience with poultry 🐔✅
Love good coffee* ☕️✅
Apply!
*not technically one of the selection criteria, you'll find those via the link
I'm giving a workshop on 'building your online research profile' for our early career researcher group next week, and looking for examples of how twitter may have benefited your research career. Please comment with experiences (and retweet if possible!)
@ApcahUnimelb @FVASunimelb @unimelb @JoanneDevlin15 Warm out of the press from one of our PhD students, Dulari Thilakarathne: Latency Characteristics in Specific Pathogen-Free Chickens 21 and 35 Days After Intra-Tracheal Inoculation With Vac… https://t.co/pMSpDBBo19