Dr Lee Reid
Research Scientist
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LVL 5 UQ HEALTH SCI BLD 901/16
HERSTON QLD 4029 AUSTRALIA
Biography
I work as a Post Doctoral Research Fellow within the Biomedical Informatics Group at the Australian e-Health Research Centre (e-Health Research Program) in Brisbane, Australia. Our program is focused on improving the safety, quality and efficiency of health services by developing and translating technology in collaboration with clinical partners. I am the lead researcher on the CONSULT project - research that aims to reduce rates of adverse events in neurosurgery through utilisation of cutting-edge brain mapping techniques, including advanced functional MRI and diffusion MRI tractography. This work is performed in conjunction with clinical partners, including radiologists and neurosurgeons at prominent Australian hospitals. My work is multi-disciplinary and covers aspects of radiology, neuroscience, machine learning, quantitative research, and software engineering. I am funded through an Advance Queensland Research Fellowship.
Fields of Research
Current Roles
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Primary Investigator
CONSULT Neurosurgical Planning Project
Academic Qualifications
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2017
PhD
University of Queensland -
2009
Master of Science (1st Class)
University of Auckland -
2007
Post-Graduate Diploma in Science (Distinction)
University of Auckland -
2006
Bachelor of Science
University of Auckland
Professional Experiences
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2013-2017
PhD Student
CSIRO
Achievements and Awards
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2017-2020
Advance Queensland Post-Doctoral Research Fellowship
Queensland Government -
2017-2017
IMPACT7 People's Choice Award
IMPACT7 -
2017-2017
IMPACT7 Accelerator Award
IMPACT7 -
2015-2015
Summa Cum Laude Award
International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine -
2008-2008
Okinawa Computational Neuroscience Course Travel+Tuition Scholarship
OCNC -
2008-2008
Faculty of Science Masters Award
The University of Auckland -
2006-2006
The University of Auckland Partnership Appeal Award
The University of Auckland
Grants
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2017-2020
Advance Queensland Post-Doctoral Research Fellowship
