The L'Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science Australia & New Zealand Fellowships have been awarded each year since 2007 to outstanding early career female scientists.

Through the links below you can read about the work of the Fellows at the time they received their Fellowships.

 



2022

Dr. Georgia Atkin-Smith | WEHI, VIC

The (cellular) balance of life and death

Dr. Georgia Atkin-Smith | WEHI, VIC

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Dr. Hui Fern Koay | The Peter Doherty Institute for Infection and Immunity (Doherty Institute), VIC

Universally applicable cell-based therapy

Dr. Hui Fern Koay | The Peter Doherty Institute for Infection and Immunity (Doherty Institute), VIC

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Essie Rodgers | University Of Canterbury, NZ

Healthy humans need healthy environments

Essie Rodgers | University Of Canterbury, NZ

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2020

2020 Fellow - Adele Morrison, Australian National University

2020 Fellow - Adele Morrison, Australian National University

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2020 Fellow - Dr Emma Camp, University of Technology Sydney

2020 Fellow - Dr Emma Camp, University of Technology Sydney

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2020 Fellow - Dr Kate Nguyen, RMIT University

2020 Fellow - Dr Kate Nguyen, RMIT University

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2020 Fellow - Dr Marzi Barghamadi, CSIRO

2020 Fellow - Dr Marzi Barghamadi, CSIRO

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2020 Fellow - Dr Shari Gallop, University of Waikato

2020 Fellow - Dr Shari Gallop, University of Waikato

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2017

Dr Deborah Williamson - Doherty Institute

Tackling the threat of antibiotic resistance

Dr Deborah Williamson - Doherty Institute

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Dr Jacq Romero - University of Queensland

Understanding the world in quantum

Dr Jacq Romero - University of Queensland

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Dr Matire Harwood – University of Auckland

Improving the health for indigenous communities

Dr Matire Harwood – University of Auckland

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