Dr Janine Trevillayan
(03) 9496 6678 | janine.trevillyan@austin.org.au
- Position:
- Head, Clinical Virology and HIV Services, Austin Health
- Theme(s):
- Immunology, Viral Infectious Diseases, HIV
- Discipline(s):
- Education & Professional Development, Clinical and health systems research
- Unit(s):
- Department of Infectious Diseases
- Lab Group(s):
- Lewin Group
Dr Janine Trevillyan is Head of Clinical Virology and HIV Services at Austin Health, and holds an honorary appointment at the Doherty Institute in the Department of Infectious Diseases. She is an infectious diseases physician and clinical researcher whose work focuses on understanding and preventing HIV-associated comorbidities and in particular cardiovascular disease. She completed a PhD through Monash University and then went on to a prestigious postdoctoral fellowship at the University of California, Los Angeles, Clinical AIDS Research and Education centre. She’s an active member of the AIDS Clinical Trials Group and elected member of its inflammation transformative science group committee. Janine is currently investigating methods of reducing cardiovascular risk in people living with HIV.
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Key Achievements
Publications
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Janine is the recipient of a competitive National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) early career fellowship and was the Australian representative at the Young Physician Leaders program in Berlin, Germany. She has received multiple investigator and top researcher prizes from national and international societies and the Victorian Government Public Health Care Award for innovation as part of the Alfred Health Antimicrobial Stewardship team. Janine has published widely in the areas of clinical virology and HIV-associated co-morbidities, been invited to speak at numerous national and international conferences and is a key contributor to Australian HIV managemnet guidelines committees.
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Lewin Group
The focus of the Lewin group is to understand why HIV infection persists on antiretroviral therapy and to develop new strategies to eliminate latency. The lab also researches factors that drive liver disease in HIV-hepatitis B virus co-infection. The lab is also actively involved in COVID in relation to pathogenesis, the use of primary tissue models, and developing therapeutics using gene editing strategies.
Lab Team
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Senior Research Fellow
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Senior Research Fellow
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Dr Wei ZhaoResearch Fellow
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Dr Chris ChiuResearch Fellow
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Dr Youry KimResearch Fellow
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Dr Stan KanResearch Fellow
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Dr Jill LauClinical Research Fellow
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Clinical Research Liason Officer
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Dr Judy ChangResearch Systems Administrator
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Dr Catherine KennedyResearch Coordinator
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Research Coordinator
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Ajantha RhodesLab Manager
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Carolin TumpachResearch Support Officer
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Rosalyn CaoResearch Support Officer
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Danielle FongResearch Support Officer
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Abigail TanResearch Support Officer
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Dr Kasha SinghPhD student/Clinician
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Jared SternPhD Candidate
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Rachel PascoePhD Candidate
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Paula CevaalPhD Candidate
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Haoming LiuPhD Candidate
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Kiho TanakaPhD Candidate
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Rory ShepherdPhD Candidate
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Lauren WallaceHonours Student
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Bridget FisherHonours Student
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Associate Professor Edwina WrightClinical Affiliate
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Dr James McMahonClinical Affiliate
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Head, Clinical Virology and HIV Services, Austin Health
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Associate Professor Thomas RasmussenClinical Affiliate
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