College of Science, Health, Engineering and Education

Aman Alagh serves as Director Strategy and Operations within the College of Science, Health, Engineering and Education at Murdoch University.

Professor Hill joined Murdoch University in 2021. He is an innovator and highly regarded lecturer in the field of animal advanced reproductive technologies. His research spans testicular stem cell transplant, animal cloning and refinements to artificial breeding techniques. Prior to Murdoch, Jon served as Dean and Head of School at the University of Queensland during a transformational period when the Veterinary School relocated to newly constructed facilities at the UQ Gatton Campus and achieved global accreditation of the UQ veterinary program

Celia Cornwell serves as Dean International within the College of Science, Health, Engineering and Education at Murdoch University.

David's research involves developing solutions for agriculture, the environment and health using inorganic and computational chemistry. In particular, David focuses on materials design for soil amendments, pollution remediation, theranostics for oncology and antibacterial surfaces. His specialties include environmental and soil chemistry, inorganic chemistry, nanomaterials, quantum chemistry, materials simulation and molecular dynamics.

Since joining Murdoch in 2007, Garth has served as Associate Professor of Biochemistry in the discipline of Medical, Molecular & Forensic Sciences, and as a member of the Centre for Computational and Systems Medicine. Garth's research focuses on the application of the advanced technologies of mass spectrometry and metabolomics to the study of biochemistry and toxicology. His main research interest is the quality and safety of herbal medicines and supplements. Garth previously completed a Bachelor of Science with Honours in Marine & Biological Sciences before undertaking a PhD in Biochemistry.

Alasdair Dempsey is a Senior Lecturer in Biomechanics and Sport Science within the School of Psychology and Exercise Science. He received his BSc (Hons) from the University of Western Australia and completed his PhD in anterior cruciate ligament injury prevention. Prior to taking up his position at Murdoch, Alasdair has worked as a researcher at The University of Western Australia and Griffith University.