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Who is the Singing Scientist?

I am a singing scientist: I sing in the laboratory and contemplate immunology in the shower. I trained as an immunologist at the Peter Doherty Institute for Infection and Immunity and am now an enthusiastic science communicator and educator.


You can catch me singing and dancing around Museums Victoria. I also teach Science Communication at The University of Melbourne, supporting the next generation of STEM researchers to convey complex information. I also regularly engage with science mentoring and outreach programs, such as Skype a Scientist, Pint of Science, In2Science, BrainSTEM, and National Science Week – sharing science online, on radio, and in schools across Australia and beyond!

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Solving COVID-19

Solving COVID-19

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A Taxonomy Song (King Phillip Claps Often For Good Science)

A Taxonomy Song (King Phillip Claps Often For Good Science)

02:14
I am who I am (and that's ok)

I am who I am (and that's ok)

04:11
States of Matter

States of Matter

04:28
Day and Night

Day and Night

03:02
Seasons

Seasons

02:39
Journey in the Solar System

Journey in the Solar System

02:35
Mask Up!

Mask Up!

02:48
SARS-CoV-2: Looking for every clue

SARS-CoV-2: Looking for every clue

03:09
Central Dogma (DNA - RNA - Protein)

Central Dogma (DNA - RNA - Protein)

04:27
NKTs for Immunity

NKTs for Immunity

04:19
Everything's better with your MAITs

Everything's better with your MAITs

03:04
Poos Blues - A Journey of Digestion

Poos Blues - A Journey of Digestion

01:46
As You Are

As You Are

03:13
Mother Dearest

Mother Dearest

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