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  • Researcher
    Mr Athula Gamage

    Contract Manager and Data Integrity Officer

    Athula Gamage is Contract Manager and Data Integrity Officer where he manages contracts and risk management, ensuring compliance with both regulatory standards and internal policies.

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    Athula Gamage researcher profile
  • Researcher
    Mr Tom Vale

    Animal Technician

    Tom works as an animal technician across Florey projects involving renal replacement therapy, heart failure, cardiopulmonary bypass and sepsisc

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    Tom Vale researcher profile
  • Researcher
    Miranda Marcon

    Animal Technician

    Miranda specialises in anaesthesia and works to ensure animal welfare standards are maintained in research projects for sepsis, cardiopulmonary bypass and heart failure.

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    Miranda Marcon researcher profile
  • Researcher
    Dr Munenori Kusunoki PhD

    Clinician Research Fellow

    Munenori joined The Florey for a 2-year term as a clinician research fellow where his project focuses on renal replacement therapy in sepsis.

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    Munenori Kusunoki researcher profile
  • Researcher
    Dr Alemayehu Jufar PhD, MSc

    Research Fellow

    Dr Jufar’s research investigates the underlying pathophysiological mechanisms in septic acute kidney injury, with a focus on renal medullary hypoxia.

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    Alemayehu Jufar researcher profile
  • News
    Support for projects to drive research in inflammation, constipation and Parkinson’s disease

    Australian Government funding will support a number of Florey research projects including looking at the hormone relaxin; a peptide for constipation; grafts for Parkinson’s disease treatment; and an area of brain that regulates the body’s responses to infection or injury.

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    Funding support for Florey research projects
  • News
    Improving your memory: Tips from a neuroscientist

    Florey's Professor Lucy Palmer suggests that harnessing the brain’s ability to use multiple senses at once can help in memory retention.

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    Professor Lucy Palmer
  • News
    Caring for John: Annemarie’s story 

    Since John was diagnosed with dementia at 61, wife Annemarie – whom he met in high school – has been his caregiver. A story of living with dementia.

    Read time: 3 mins

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    Annemarie Logan who is fulltime caregiver to her husband John
    Annemarie Logan who is fulltime caregiver to her husband John
  • News
    Next generation of scientists pursue dementia research after seeing their loved ones’ diagnoses

    Patricia and Thomas, Florey PhD candidates, were determined to pursue Alzheimer's disease research after their families became caretakers of loved ones diagnosed with dementia.

    Read time: 5 mins

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    Patricia, held by her late great aunt
  • General
    The Brain Matters Podcast

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