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CLAYTON SOUTH VIC 3169 AUSTRALIA
Biography
Dr Tom Nebl has an extensive background in mass spectrometry and proteomics and worked in this field for more than 20 years. Prior to joining CSIRO in 2016, his research has primarily focused on the discovery of novel therapeutic vaccine or drug candidates against human diseases such as malaria, toxoplasmosis, influenza, or myeloid proliferative diseases.
He currently works in the CSIRO Biology R&D Group based in Clayton, Victoria. Together with colleagues of the Biomedical Manufacturing and Materials Characterization & Modelling Programs, his work is aimed at accelerating the development of novel therapies and helping Australia's biomedical research and industry sectors to translate discoveries into new medicines.
Dr Nebl has established a strong track record in applying quantitative proteomics and structural mass spectrometry techniques to study the structure, function and biomolecular interactions of recombinant proteins or protein complexes, and his research has been widely published in high impact journals.
Professional Areas
Academic Qualifications
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1992
Magister (Chemistry/ Biochemistry)
University of Vienna -
1993
Masters Preliminary (Honours)
La Trobe University -
2000
PhD
La Trobe University
Professional Experiences
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2009-2015
Senior Research Officer
The Walter and Eliza Hall Insistute of Medical Research -
2003-2008
Research Officer
The Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research -
1998-2002
Postdoctoral Research Associate
University of Massachusetts Medical Center
Grants
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2003-2005
NHMRC Howard Florey Fellowship
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2008-2011
NHMRC Project Grant
Publications
We have publications by Dr Tom Nebl