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Stewart Masson completed his PhD in 2021 at the University of Auckland, New Zealand, where he focused on the role of insulin signaling mediated by beta-catenin in skeletal muscle glucose transport. He later moved to the University of Sydney to continue his research on insulin action and metabolism, working alongside notable faculty members such as Professor David James. His current research interests center around the genetics of metabolic disease and insulin resistance, specifically investigating the molecular lesions that underlie these conditions. Additionally, he explores the links between the gut microbiome and host genetics, seeking to understand how genetic factors might influence predisposition to metabolic diseases and the efficacy of treatments. Masson is affiliated with several professional organizations, including the Australian Diabetes Society and the Australian Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology.
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