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Andrew Clulow is an Adjunct Lecturer and ARC DECRA Fellow at the Monash Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences (MIPS). His research interests focus on milk lipids, lipid digestion, and milk-based formulations, particularly in the context of infant nutrition and drug delivery systems. He has a strong background in utilizing techniques such as small angle X-ray scattering for structural analysis of materials. Before joining ANSTO as a beamline scientist for the BioSAXS facility, he led a team at MIPS concentrating on the digestion of lipids and their applications in drug delivery vehicles. His work encompasses the synthesis and characterization of diverse materials for applications in sensors, solar cells, OLED displays, and bioelectronic devices. Clulow has contributed to several collaborative projects on the interfacial structural changes in milk-like systems and engineered drug nanocrystals. He is actively involved in academic committees and has received multiple awards for his research contributions.
Monash Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences • Melbourne, Australia
Lecturing and conducting research on pharmaceutical sciences, focusing on lipid digestion and drug delivery systems.
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