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Professor Elizabeth New is a leading researcher in the field of chemical biology, with a focus on developing advanced fluorescent sensors for biomedical applications. She obtained her BSc (Adv, Hons1 Medal) and MSc from the University of Sydney, followed by a PhD from Durham University. Her postdoctoral experience includes a prestigious Royal Commission Exhibition 1851 Research Fellowship at the University of California, Berkeley. Since joining the University of Sydney, she has progressed through academic ranks from Lecturer to Professor, holding multiple fellowships and accolades. Her research primarily involves the integration of fluorescent sensor technology in clinical diagnostics and environmental analysis, with notable work on redox imbalances and cellular interactions with therapeutic agents. Professor New's contributions have garnered her various awards including the Society of Biological Inorganic Chemistry Early Career Award and the Vice Chancellor’s Award for Outstanding Mentorship and Leadership. She leads a research group focused on multimodal imaging agents and has a strong publication record in esteemed journals, reflecting her commitment to advancing the field of chemical biology and its applications in health and disease management.
University of Sydney • Sydney
Leading research in chemical biology, focusing on fluorescent sensors.
University of Sydney • Sydney
Conducting advanced research in bioinorganic chemistry and molecular imaging.
University of Sydney • Sydney
Teaching and researching in chemical biology.
University of Sydney • Sydney
Engaged in lecturing and research.
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