University of Melbourne
Lee worked as a research assistant and veterinarian before doing a PhD (Diseases in Australian frogs) at the CSIRO Australian Animal Health Laboratory and James Cook Uni from 1995-2001.
She spent a year at the National Wildlife Health Centre in Madison, Wisconsin doing amphibian pathology then returned to Australia to take up an ARC postdoctoral fellowship and then a ARC Future Fellowship.
Her research and professional interests include amphibian diseases, particularly the pathogenesis and epidemiology of chytridiomycosis, wildlife diseases and conservation
Fighting frog fungus: Lee Berger wins PM's Life Scientist 2018 award
Oct 17, 2018 21:52 pm UTC| Science
Lee Berger is the 2018 recipient of the Frank Fenner Prize for Life Scientist of the Year, one of the Prime Ministers Prizes for Science announced on October 17. Lees research identified the cause of mysterious and...
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