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Christian Pflueger received his PhD from the University of Utah in 2015, focusing on epigenetic changes during the maturation of germ cells. As a Research Fellow at the University of Western Australia, he specializes in epigenomic profiling and bioinformatics analysis. His postdoctoral work investigates the epigenetic mechanisms driving transcriptional regulation in the laboratory of Professor Lister, a leader in epigenetic research. Pflueger is developing novel single-cell screens and epigenetic tools to address significant challenges in the field, evidenced by his authorship of a critical epigenetic editing tool that has gained widespread use globally. He has published nine peer-reviewed articles in top journals and has collaborated with various institutions, including the Telethon Kids Institute and the Royal Perth Hospital. In addition to his research, Pflueger engages in teaching and mentoring, supervising master's and PhD students, and actively participates in community outreach and academic committees.
University of Western Australia • Perth, WA
Conducting research on epigenetic mechanisms and teaching postgraduate courses.
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