Nicholas Hunt

Lecturer (Research and Teaching)

University of Sydney
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Nicholas Hunt is a Lecturer in Research and Teaching at the University of Sydney, Australia. His research interests encompass areas such as liver biology, nanotherapeutics, and nutritional impacts on health, as evidenced by his recent articles on the liver's role in aging and disease, as well as innovative approaches to drug delivery systems. Dr. Hunt is actively exploring the intersection of nanomedicine and metabolic health, with a focus on advancements relevant to the aging population and emerging technologies for disease management.

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2024

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Alessandro Tuniz

University of Sydney

AUSTRALIA
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stefano palomba

Associate Professor

University of Sydney

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Alice Motion

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David Martinez‐Martin

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Audrey P Wang

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Craig Jin

Associate Professor

University of Sydney

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Zdenka Kuncic

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University of Sydney

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Amanda Elizabeth Brandon

University of Sydney

AUSTRALIA
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Glen Lockwood

AMC Research Institute

AUSTRALIA
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Hans Zoellner

Visiting Professorial Fellow

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AUSTRALIA
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Sergio Leon-Saval

Associate Professor

University of Sydney

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Svetlana Postnova

University of Sydney

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