- PhD student, The University of Melbourne
PhD student Natalie Binder, along with Professor David Gardner and Dr. Natalie Hannan, are researching how paternal diet-induced obesity negatively impacts embryo implantation and subsequent development.
Experience
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2010–presentResearch assistant, University of Melbourne
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2010–presentUndergraduate practical demonstrator, University of Melbourne
Education
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University of Melbourne, PhD candidate
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2009University of Melbourne, Bachelor of Biomedical Science (Honours)
Publications
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2012Parental diet-induced obesity leads to retarded early mouse embryo development..., Reproduction, Fertility and Development
Research Areas
- Reproduction (111404)
Honours
SRB student travel grants (2010, 2011,2012) Jasper Loftus-Hills Award for Research in Zoology Norma Hilda Schuster (nee Swift) Scholarship in Biochemistry John and Allan Gilmour Research Award SRB New Investigator Award finalist 2012
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- Location: Melbourne, Australia
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