ProfessorKatherine Belov

PhD candidate Emma Peel from the School of Life and Environmental Sciences was interviewed on ABC (News 24, RN Drive, PM, 702 Sydney, 774 Melbourne, 666 Canberra, 891 Adelaide, 720 Perth, 105.7 Darwin, 936 Hobart, triple j), The Project on Channel 10, The Feed on SBS Two, 3AW Melbourne, 5AA Adelaide, 6PR Perth, 2GB Sydney, 2CC Canberra and Gizmodo about new research that has proved Tasmanian Devil's milk can kill some of the most deadly bacterial and fungal infections. The Hobart Mercury and news.com.au quoted Professor Kathy Belov, Pro-Vice Chancellor (Global Engagement) about the research. Pedestrian also reported on the study.

The Scientist and The Verge quoted Professor Katherine Belov, Pro Vice-Chancellor (Global Engagement), from the Faculty of Veterinary Science, about new US research suggesting that Tasmanian devils are evolving resistance to facial tumour disease.

The�Sun Herald and�Sunday Canberra Timesquoted Professor Katherine Belov, Pro Vice-Chancellor (Global Engagement), from the Faculty of Veterinary Science, about the threat of extinction of Tasmanian devils ten years ago, which has now turned to hope for their survival in the wild.

The�Sun Herald and�Sunday Canberra Timesquoted Professor Katherine Belov, Pro Vice-Chancellor (Global Engagement), from the Faculty of Veterinary Science, about the threat of extinction of Tasmanian devils ten years ago, which has now turned to hope for their survival in the wild.

The�Sun Herald and�Sunday Canberra Timesquoted Professor Katherine Belov, Pro Vice-Chancellor (Global Engagement), from the Faculty of Veterinary Science, about the threat of extinction of Tasmanian devils ten years ago, which has now turned to hope for their survival in the wild.

The Age reported PhD researcher Rebecca Gooley confirmed the discovery of a new Tasmanian devil population. Professor Katherine Belov, Pro-Vice Chancellor (Global Engagement), was quoted on how the discovery of nine new genetic variants would aid the species' outlook. 936 ABC Hobart mentioned University of Sydney research on the Tasmanian devil population

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