One Health Research
@onehealthres
Our group studies the interface of human, animal and environmental health with a focus on wildlife disease. Led by Drs Lee Skerratt and Lee Berger @FVASunimelb
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I'm excited to announce we have started our first large Bd-challenge study in corroboree frogs. This project has been many years in the making. We will be investigating the genetic basis of immunity in this critically endangered species One Health Research @FVASunimelb Mikaeylah Davidson @microbemik.bsky.social 🐸🧬
Do you love frogs and genetics? We're looking for another PhD student to join our research group at One Health Research at @FVASunimelb at University of Melbourne🐸🍄🧬👩🔬👩🏿🔬👨🔬👨🏾🔬
There are still a few days left to apply to do a PhD with us at One Health Research Group One Health Research at @FVASunimelb at University of Melbourne. This is an excellent opportunity to use the latest technologies to develop solutions for chytridiomycosis 🐸🍄🧬👩🔬👩🏿🔬👨🔬👨🏾🔬
Great segment on #frog mortalities, the deadly chytrid fungus and what we’re all trying to do to conserve our native species 🐸 with Dr Tiffany Kosch 👩🔬 🤿🐸🧬 deborah bower 🐢 🌈 🐸 and Mike McFadden Taronga Zoo! abclisten.page.link/3cGs6fT8X1Ng31…
New research from One Health Research has found that captive breeding could be a solution to conserving animals at risk of extinction. Tap to learn more from PhD candidate and frog researcher Mikaeylah Davidson @microbemik.bsky.social ➡️ unimelb.me/3Y7A8Eu
Tune in to Einstein A Go Go today to hear me talk about selective breeding, and how we can use it to assist the conservation of some of our most endangered 🐸🐸🐸 📸D.Goodall
PhD student Mikaeylah Davidson @microbemik.bsky.social is one of a few frog enthusiasts in the Faculty 🐸She’s researching how Southern Corroboree tree frog populations can stay resilient against amphibian disease with One Health Research. Watch ⏯ Tap to learn more about One Health ➡️ unimelb.me/3paRTGp
It's #WorldFrogDay! 🐸 Some scientists from Science at Melbourne have dedicated their research to improving our knowledge and the lives of frogs. Prof Kirsten Parris (Kirsten M. Parris), Danielle Wallace (Danielle Wallace) and Mikaeylah Davidson (Mikaeylah Davidson @microbemik.bsky.social) share some un-frog-etable facts.
Congratulations to our PhD Mikaeylah Davidson @microbemik.bsky.social 🎉🐸👏