His thesis about the role of cytosolic DNA sensors in colitis and intestinal cancer and supervised by Professor Si Ming Man.
The Dewar-Milne Prize in Immunology
The Dewar-Milne Prize in Immunology is awarded annually for the most outstanding PhD thesis in the field of Immunology submitted in The John Curtin School of Medical Research at the Australian National University. The award consists of a monetary prize. The purpose of the Dewar Milner Prize is to encourage PhD students in the School to strive for excellence.
Recipients
Dr Henry Sutton was awarded the Dewar-Milne Prize in Immunology for his research on Single cell analysis of B cell responses to Malaria.
Dr Pablo Fernandez De Canete Nieto
The Dewar-Milne Prize in Immunology was awarded to Dr Pablo Fernandez De Canete Nieto.
Dr Angad Johar
Dr Angad Johar wins the Dewar-Milne Prize in Immunology for 2018.
Dr Nilisha Fernando
Dr Nilisha Fernando wins the Dewar-Milne Prize in Immunology for 2017.
Dr James Wang
Dr James Wang wins the Dewar-Milne Prize in Immunology for 2016.
Dr Alvin Pratama
Dr Alvin Pratama wins the Dewar-Milne Prize in Immunology for 2015.
Dr Mehmet Yabas
Dr Mehmet Yabas wins the Dewar-Milne Prize in Immunology for 2014.
Dr Candice Lee
Understanding pathogenic and physiological T follicular helper cell formation
Dr John Altin
On the regulation of T helper Type 2 (Th2) responses
Dr Lucy Coupland
Platelets: Their exploitation and elimination
Dr Katrina Randall
Immunodeficiency caused by DOCK8 mutation in Primurus mice
Dr Michelle Linterman
Roquin controls germinal center formation and tolerance
Dr Julia Ellyard was awarded the Dewar-Milne Prize in Immunology for her research on Roquin controls germinal center formation and tolerance.
Dr Di Yu
Biomarkers of T cell help to germinal centre B cells
Dr Amanda de Mestre
Biomarkers of T cell help to germinal centre B cells