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2015 Australia - APEC Women in Fellowship

 

Ten outstanding researchers with expertise across a range of disciplines were awarded fellowships in 2015.

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Dr Anchalee Avihingsanon 


This project is designed to increase the screening, monitoring and treatment of HCV affected groups who have difficulty attaining services and treatment. 

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Dr Bidhari Pidhatika 


This project aims to develop non-leaching polymeric antimicrobia1 coatings for polyurethane (PU)-finished leather designed to repel fungi.

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Dr Hai Anh La


This project will map the network of financial interdependencies in Asia and produce new insights regarding the transmission of financial crises among Asian financial institutions.

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Dr Maria Pythias Baradero Espino 


Fellowship judges were drawn to the critical need of Pythias's research in providing high quality water supplies to support rapidly expanding urban populations. 

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Dr Martha Yahimbu Mungkaje 


This project aims to investigate the anti-inflammatory and antibacterial effects of kinos extracts from Australian and Papua New Guinean Eucalyptus species.

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Dr Nadia Silvana Santini Gonzalez


This research project will study how a range of iconic ground water dependent plant species respond to different drought scenarios to inform research and policy at regional and national levels.

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Dr Reena Rajasuriar 


This research program will help identify genetic determinants of immune recovery in patients at greatest risk of poor immune reconstitution following antiretroviral therapy. 

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Dr Rintis Noviyanti 


Rintis is a leading researcher in the study of malaria with expertise in pathogenesis. genomics, cell biology, and gene expression studies of malaria parasites. 

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Dr Ying Shen


The proposed research project will examine the relationships between trade liberalisation, ISDS and climate change mitigation and explore the implications for the China-Australia Free Trade Agreement

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Dr Zetty Norhana Balia Yusef


This work aims to screen, identify and isolate bioactive compounds exhibiting antioxidant and antibacterial activities from selected endemic marine micro- and macroalgae.

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