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Marianne D Keller is a lecturer in veterinary anatomy and embryology at the Sydney School of Veterinary Science, University of Sydney. Her research primarily focuses on neuroscience, including brain-atlasing of native marsupial species and investigating brain and spinal cord mapping related to degenerative brain diseases. With a background in MRI imaging, she has managed preclinical imaging labs that encompass various advanced imaging techniques, contributing to a strong foundation in MR-imaging. Her research aligns with the Faculty of Science's strengths, particularly in understanding life, earth, and health-related issues in both animals and humans. She is involved in several projects related to imaging modalities for exploring neuroscience and models of human disease. She has supervised numerous honours students and is active in various research-themed initiatives related to brain mapping connectivity studies of Australian native species, employing high-resolution MRI at the intersection of anatomy and machine learning.
University of Sydney • Sydney, Australia
Lecturer in Veterinary Anatomy and Embryology, focusing on brain mapping and imaging related to veterinary science.
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