The CRE provides opportunities for excellent post-doctoral researchers to undertake projects in areas related to the work of the CRE. We are proud of the fellows our CRE supported through the fellowship scheme.
CRE Fellows are supervised by at least one Chief Investigator of the CRE.
"Characterisation of airway microbiota in children with protracted bacterial bronchitis or bronchiectasis". Dr Robyn Marsh's completed her PhD at the Menzies School of Health Research in 2012 and has undertaken...
Dr Maree Toombs is the Director of Indigenous Health within the Rural Clinical School at the University of Queensland, based in Toowoomba. She is also the Chair of Carbal Aboriginal...
"Improving liung health in Indigenous children through long term follow up studies". Gabrielle has worked extensively in Indigenous health over many years, both as a clinical and research nurse. She...
“Why are lung macrophages dysfunctional in protracted bacterial bronchitis and bronchiectasis?” Alice undertook her undergraduate degree in microbiology before completing her PhD in immumology under the supervision of Professor John...
“Are non-typeable Haemophilus influenza strains carried in the nose, different to those infecting the lungs?” Tegan is a molecular microbiologist, completing her PhD through the Queensland University of Technology while...
"Anti-smoking asthma program for high schools". Helen had considerable experience as a registered nurse before embarking on her clinical research career. She completed her PhD under the supervision of Professor...
In 2010, Noritta Morseau-Diop became the first Torres Strait Islander to graduate with a PhD from the University of Queensland. Noritta was awarded a CRE fellowship in 2013 to explore...
