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About Jo-Ann

Jo-Ann Stanton, PhD, is a molecular scientist whose work develops portable diagnostic and genomic technologies for use outside conventional laboratories. She has held research roles at the University of Otago and Victoria University of Wellington and has worked on point-of-care systems, environmental DNA, and field sequencing. Her projects have taken molecular diagnostics into remote agricultural and community settings, including work supporting rapid identification of crop pathogens in East Africa. In women’s health, she has contributed to point-of-care HPV screening initiatives intended to improve access for rural and underserved communities in Aotearoa New Zealand.
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24 collaborators

AA Anna Adcock (Ngati Mutunga)1 shared publication AH Audrey Hall1 shared publication Beverly Lawton (Ngati Porou)1 shared publication BK Bobbi Kaimoana1 shared publication CL Charles Lambert (Ngati Pahauwera)1 shared publication David Hawkes1 shared publication EJ Ethan J Dunlop (Ngati Toa Rangatira)1 shared publication FG Frances Grover1 shared publication FS Francesca Storey1 shared publication GC Gina Chaffey1 shared publication HR Helayna Reedy1 shared publication HW Huti Watson1 shared publication JM Jane MacDonald1 shared publication KP Kia Passi1 shared publication Marion Saville1 shared publication MT Marion Terry1 shared publication MB Matthew Bennett (Ngati Pahauwera)1 shared publication MG Melanie Gibson1 shared publication MR Melanie Ratapu1 shared publication MH Merilyn Hibma1 shared publication NS Ngaire Sparkes (Ngai Tuhoe)1 shared publication PS Peter Sykes1 shared publication Stacie Geller1 shared publication VP Varsha Parag1 shared publication
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