Dr Rhea Longley, joint 2020 Burnet Prize winner @WEHImovies
Dr Rhea Longley, joint 2020 Burnet Prize winner @WEHImovies
WEHImovies | Dr Rhea Longley, joint 2020 Burnet Prize winner @WEHImovies | Uploaded November 2020 | Updated October 2024, 19 hours ago.
WEHI scientists Dr Rhea Longley and Dr Cyril Seillet have been jointly awarded the 2020 Burnet Prize, the institute’s highest scientific honour.

Dr Longley's research has revealed a new approach to detect dormant 'vivax' malaria infections, an important step towards better malaria surveillance and elimination in the Asia-Pacific region.

Learn more: wehi.edu.au/news/malaria-and-immunology-researchers-recognised-burnet-prize
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Dr Rhea Longley, joint 2020 Burnet Prize winner @WEHImovies

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