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Andrew Holmes is an Associate Professor and Theme Leader (Education) at the University of Sydney in the School of Life and Environmental Sciences. His research explores various aspects of microbial diversity and its role in human health. He focuses on the gut microbiome, understanding the evolutionary origins of microbial diversity, and discovering new biological resources. With a background in microbiology and ecology, Andrew plays a key role in multiple research projects aimed at revealing the complexities of microbial interactions and their implications for health and environment. His contributions have been recognized in several grants related to microbiome studies and antibiotic interactions in different models. He is actively involved in advancing the Faculty of Science's research strengths, particularly in understanding life on Earth and complex systems.
University of Sydney • Sydney, NSW, Australia
Teaching and researching microbial diversity as it relates to health.
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