DrKenya Fernandes
ARC Discovery Early Career Researcher Award Fellow
Faculty of Science
Orcid identifier0000-0002-2912-4360 (opens in a new tab)
- ARC Discovery Early Career Researcher Award FellowFaculty of Science
RESEARCH INTERESTs
- Insect-fungus interactions
- Ecology of bee hive products
- Antimicrobial potential of Australian honey
- Developing novel antifungal therapies
- Drug discovery from natural products
- Phenotypic plasticity in fungal pathogens
FUNDED RESEARCH
- GRANTUncovering fungus-bee interactions for pollinator and ecosystem healthAustralian Research Council (ARC)30 Jun 2025 - 29 Jun 2028People funded by this grant:
- Fernandes K
- GRANTInsect sentinels for tracking emerging fungal threats at the farm-bushland interfaceSydney Institute for Infectious Diseases (Sydney ID)1 Jan 2025People funded by this grant:
- Fernandes K
- GRANTInsect-microbe symbiosis as a driver of speciationSchool of Life and Environmental Sciences (SOLES)1 Jan 2024People funded by this grant:
- Fernandes K,
- Shanahan E,
- Gloag R
- GRANTExploring fungus and native bee interactions for ecosystem and human healthSydney Institute for Infectious Diseases (Sydney ID)1 Jan 2023People funded by this grant:
- Fernandes K
- GRANTOptimising antifungal therapies with protein-powered synergyCentre for Drug Discovery Innovation1 Jan 2023People funded by this grant:
- Fernandes K
- GRANTAdapting fungal strategies to deliver antifungal agentsCentre for Drug Discovery Innovation1 Jan 2021People funded by this grant:
- Fernandes K