
Lauren Bird
@_laurenbird1
PhD student @TheDohertyInst @unimelb / @monashBDI investigating the molecular pathogenesis of Coxiella burnetii. Lover of lysosomes. she/her
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10-05-2017 10:37:01
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Our pre-print is up! Super excited to have contributed to this cool #proteomics work (and to see my name on a paper for the first time!) Huge thanks to Nichollas Scott for the opportunity 🎉

Honours thesis submitted! Thanks to Hayley Newton and Patrice Newton for putting up with me over this crazy year. Onto the next adventure!



Thanks Dr Miku Kuba (she/her)! What a lovely surprise. Only possible because of the great role models I have in the Newton Lab 😉






Delighted to share our review on my favourite topic in microbiology: pathogen-mediated subversion of lysosomal function. In collaboration with the world’s greatest supervisory team: Laura Edgington-Mitchell Hayley Newton. Check it out here: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Had the best week in beautiful Singapore learning all about the biochemistry, structural biology & proteomic approaches to understanding proteases International Proteolysis Society. So grateful to share my work and take home a poster award! Thanks to Laura Edgington-Mitchell for supporting me!


1/ Human cells infected by Coxiella burnetii are kept healthy by a novel bacterial protein identified by co-senior researchers Hayley Newton & Dario S. Zamboni & 1st author Robson Kriiger Loterio Monash Biomedicine Discovery Institute, published in PNASNews. Read bit.ly/45sMavJ



Feeling incredibly grateful to have had the opportunity to present my PhD work at my final oration today. Look out for our publication coming soon - I’m very proud of it! Thanks to my supervisors Hayley Newton Laura Edgington-Mitchell & Dave Thomas for the support - today and all days!
