Tristan Joshua Philippe

Tristan Joshua Philippe

BSc, MSc

Biography:
I have a decade of research experience where I am extremely grateful to have been exposed to anything from cellular and molecular biology techniques, to rodent surgery, behaviour and cutting edge genetic manipulation, to novel bioinformatics analysis. Additionally, I mentored countless undergraduate, MSc and a PhD students many of whom received prestigious awards and funding.

Research areas of interest:

Mental health, sex differences, bioinformatics, computational biology, rodent behaviour and neurosurgery

Research Themes:

Reproductive Infectious Diseases

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