Nazneen Adenwalla
Nazneen Adenwalla
Nazneen completed a MSc in microbiology in 2012 from the University of Auckland, New Zealand
In 2014, Nazneen moved to Canberra and completed a MPhil in Parasitology looking at the role of platelets in a mouse model of malaria.
In 2018, Nazneen worked as a research assistant in Lund, Sweden at a biotechnology company and then moved to Germany for four years and worked as a research assistant in academia and industry. Nazneen moved back to Australia in early 2023, joining the immune development group as a research assistant utilizing stem cell models of type 1 diabetes led by Dr Jacqui Schiesser and Professor Ed Stanley.
In 2014, Nazneen moved to Canberra and completed a MPhil in Parasitology looking at the role of platelets in a mouse model of malaria.
In 2018, Nazneen worked as a research assistant in Lund, Sweden at a biotechnology company and then moved to Germany for four years and worked as a research assistant in academia and industry. Nazneen moved back to Australia in early 2023, joining the immune development group as a research assistant utilizing stem cell models of type 1 diabetes led by Dr Jacqui Schiesser and Professor Ed Stanley.
Nazneen completed a MSc in microbiology in 2012 from the University of Auckland, New Zealand
In 2014, Nazneen moved to Canberra and completed a MPhil in Parasitology looking at the role of platelets in a mouse model of malaria.
In 2018, Nazneen...
In 2014, Nazneen moved to Canberra and completed a MPhil in Parasitology looking at the role of platelets in a mouse model of malaria.
In 2018, Nazneen...
Nazneen completed a MSc in microbiology in 2012 from the University of Auckland, New Zealand
In 2014, Nazneen moved to Canberra and completed a MPhil in Parasitology looking at the role of platelets in a mouse model of malaria.
In 2018, Nazneen worked as a research assistant in Lund, Sweden at a biotechnology company and then moved to Germany for four years and worked as a research assistant in academia and industry. Nazneen moved back to Australia in early 2023, joining the immune development group as a research assistant utilizing stem cell models of type 1 diabetes led by Dr Jacqui Schiesser and Professor Ed Stanley.
In 2014, Nazneen moved to Canberra and completed a MPhil in Parasitology looking at the role of platelets in a mouse model of malaria.
In 2018, Nazneen worked as a research assistant in Lund, Sweden at a biotechnology company and then moved to Germany for four years and worked as a research assistant in academia and industry. Nazneen moved back to Australia in early 2023, joining the immune development group as a research assistant utilizing stem cell models of type 1 diabetes led by Dr Jacqui Schiesser and Professor Ed Stanley.
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