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Jennifer Flegg is a Research and Industry Committee Chair at The University of Melbourne, affiliated with the MATH department. Her profile page provides limited information regarding her research interests and professional achievements. Further details about her academic contributions and specific research areas are not available in the provided data.
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Jennifer Flegg is a Professor at the University of Melbourne, specializing in mathematical biology and applied mathematics. Her research focuses on modeling infectious diseases, particularly malaria, and the spread of drug resistance. She has published extensively on the dynamics of Plasmodium falciparum, including the spread of artemisinin resistance and the development of mathematical models to predict parasite clearance. Additionally, she explores the application of mathematical models to wound healing and angiogenesis, as well as the impact of dosing regimens on antimalarial efficacy. Her work also includes the use of hyperbaric oxygen therapy in chronic wound treatment and the influence of data-informed models on public health policy.