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Ben Vezina is a research scientist focusing on the study of DNA in bacteria through computational biology and micro molecular biology. He is currently a postdoctoral research fellow at Monash University, working under Dr. Kelly Wyres in the Department of Infectious Diseases. His research utilizes genomic bioinformatics techniques to explore the evolutionary history of Klebsiella pneumoniae, a notable infectious pathogen. Ben's prior experience includes a postdoctoral position at Griffith Institute of Drug Discovery, where he engaged in structural biology computational approaches to enhance wet-lab experiments. He has worked as a research scientist at RMIT University, analyzing RNA sequencing in relation to the chicken pathogen Campylobacter hepaticus. Ben holds a PhD in molecular microbiology from the Biomedicine Discovery Institute at Monash University and has contributed to the development of novel vaccines and diagnostics for antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
Monash University • Melbourne, VIC, Australia
Currently working as a research fellow in the field of infectious diseases.
Griffith University • Queensland, Australia
Worked on projects involving structural biology and computational approaches.
RMIT University • Melbourne, VIC, Australia
Focused on RNA sequencing analysis in the context of chicken pathogens.
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