Lilith Flint

PhD Candidate

Lilith is a PhD student at the University of Melbourne, supervised by Prof. Malcolm McConville, Prof. Jennifer Flegg, and Dr. Eleanor Saunders.

Her research interests include metabolism, parasitology, and fluxomics. Lilith’s PhD project consists of analysing the central carbon
metabolism of the parasite Leishmania spp. from a fluxomics perspective. Before beginning her PhD, Lilith completed her Bachelor’s in Biochemistry/Chemistry at the University of Melbourne, and her Honors with the McConville Laboratory. Her work is a combination of laboratory experiments, data analysis, and programming.

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