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Dr. Hayward is a molecular virologist and computational biologist working within the Retroviral Biology and Antivirals research laboratory (RBA). His research involves the identification and characterisation of novel retroviruses in Australian mammals such as bats. He is also involved in research focussed on the microbiome within the female reproductive tract and the metabolites that they produce, with respect to their impact on sexually transmitted infections.
Dr. Hayward is a lecturer in molecular virology at Monash University and post-graduate supervisor of PhD and Honours students within the RBA.
Antimicrobial and immune modulatory effects of vaginal microbiota metabolites
Burnet Microbiome Initiative
Impact of a vaginal microbiota metabolite on epithelium integrity and HIV susceptibility
Intrinsic host antiviral activity against pathogenic viruses
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