Janelle Spinks is a PhD student in chemistry at the University of Melbourne, conducting research within the Donnelly Group. Her work focuses on synthetic chemistry to create metal-based compounds for therapeutic and diagnostic applications, previously including treatments for neurodegenerative diseases.
Outside of the lab, Janelle is committed to her community. She participates in cycling fundraisers like the "Ride for Lily" and actively mentors high school students, encouraging them to pursue careers in science. She is a recognized young leader in her community.
Her career goal is to either create novel treatments for diseases or discover new ways to tackle climate change.
Janelle Spinks
Chemistry Laboratory Demonstrator at University of Melbourne
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
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Topics They Care About
Medical Chemistry
Her research involves developing metal-containing compounds for diagnostic and therapeutic agents to treat conditions like cancer and neurodegenerative diseases.
Scientific Mentorship
Recognized as an inspiring mentor, she guides undergraduate and high school students, particularly encouraging them in the traditionally male-dominated field of science.
Cancer Research
Her research group collaborates with the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, focusing on radiopharmaceuticals for cancer imaging and therapy.
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Work History
3-2021
Chemistry Laboratory Demonstrator at University of Melbourne
Education
2021 - 3-2023
Master of Science - MS from University of Melbourne
2-2018 - 2-2021
Bachelor of Science - BS from University of Melbourne
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Location : Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
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Designation : Chemistry Laboratory Demonstrator at University of Melbourne
