Dr Oscar Lloyd Williams
- | oscar.lloydwilliams@unimelb.edu.au
- Position:
- Research Fellow
- Theme(s):
- Immunology, Global Health
- Unit(s):
- The University of Melbourne, Department of Infectious Diseases
- Lab Group(s):
- Rogerson Group
I began my studies at the University of York, studying Chemistry. I undertook an intergrated Master's degree with a year in Industry, where I worked at AstraZeneca as a placement student.
After graduating in 2014, I worked at a pharmaceutical company for a year before beginning my PhD in 2020 at UNSW Sydney. My thesis was focused on analysing complex self-assembling systems using IM-MS.
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Key Achievements
Research Groups
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James Shannon Memorial Prize
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Rogerson Group
Stephen’s laboratory studies the pathogenesis and immunology of infection with the malaria parasite Plasmodium falciparum in humans. Their laboratory studies are linked to field studies, and they collaborate with leading malaria groups in Africa, Asia and Papua New Guinea.
Lab Team
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Honorary Associate Professor; Department of Infectious Diseases
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Senior Research Officer
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Research Officer
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Dr Julia CuttsProject Manager
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Wina HasangResearch Assistant
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Agersew MengistPhD Student
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Amaya OrtegaPhD Student
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Anjaleena AnthonyPhD Student
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Janavi RambhatlaPhD Student
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Madi NjiePhD Student
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Meseret KassaPhD Student
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Timon DamelangPhD Student
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David GrimsonMasters Student
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Di ZhengMasters Student
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Putri WaraMasters Student
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Selorme AdukpoVisiting Scientist
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Professor Graham BrownEmeritus Professor
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