Dr Lachlan Gray was recently interviewed for an article in
Science Careers, part of
the journal Science, on his research areas and future prospects. Lachlan is a senior postdoctoral fellow at the Burnet Institute in Melbourne whose area of study is HIV. While it is no longer the death sentence it
was when it was first discovered 3 decades ago, HIV is proving extremely
difficult to eradicate. Lachlan is one of a small number of scientists
worldwide trying to shed light on how HIV spreads to the brain, where it
can cause neurocognitive disorders and establish viral reservoirs that
make it resistant to the available drugs. See
link for detail.
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