Chloe Burford-Gorst

Miss Chloe Burford-Gorst

Higher Degree by Research Candidate

School of Biological Sciences

College of Science


Date Institution name Country Title
2022 - 2023 The University of Adelaide Australia Master of Biotechnology (Biomedical)(Advanced)
2017 - 2021 The University of Adelaide Australia Bachelor of Science (Biomedical Science)

Year Citation
2024 Burford-Gorst, C. M., & Kidd, S. P. (2024). Phenotypic Variation in Staphylococcus aureus during Colonisation Involves Antibiotic-Tolerant Cell Types. Antibiotics, 13(9), 845.
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2024-2026       Diabetes South Australia – 2024-2026, Chief Investigator on Improving health outcomes for patients with diabetes by novel bacterial identification and treatment to prevent continuing foot infections. (Project ID: 85381). $100,000. Kidd, S. P.

Undergraduate Practical Demonstrating

2024 Semester 2          BIOTECH 7003 - Advanced Research Techniques

Date Role Committee Institution Country
2025 - 2025 President School of Biological Science Postgraduate Association (SoBSPA) The University of Adelaide Australia
2025 - 2025 Representative Faculty of Sciences, Engineering and Technology HIGHER DEGREE BY RESEARCH COMMITTEE The University of Adelaide Australia
2025 - 2025 Representative Faculty of Sciences, Engineering and Technology HIGHER DEGREE BY RESEARCH Representative COMMITTEE The University of Adelaide Australia
2024 - 2026 Member The Australian Society of Microbiology (ASM) The Australian Society of Microbiology Australia
2023 - 2024 Board Member School of Biological Science Postgraduate Association (SoBSPA) The University of Adelaide Australia

Date Event Name Event Type Institution Country
2025 - 2025 Three Minute Thesis (3M) Symposium The University of Adelaide Australia
2024 - 2025 The School of Biological Sciences Research Symposium Symposium The University of Adelaide Australia

Date Topic Presented at Institution Country
2024 - 2024 Commensal bacteria and their novel responses to antibiotics that provide a pathway for susceptible strains to survive antibiotic treatment. National conference on MICROBES, HUMAN HEALTH, AND ENVIRONMENT : A ONE HEALTH APPROACH MANIPAL SCHOOL OF LIFE SCIENCES, MAHE India

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