Georgia Moloney
Higher Degree by Research Candidate
School of Animal and Veterinary Science
Faculty of Sciences, Engineering and Technology
Georgia Moloney is a veterinarian and PhD candidate at The University of Adelaide in the field of Animal and Veterinary Sciences. Her PhD research is focused on the development of novel detection methods to combat the illegal wildlife trade.
Georgia's research is focused predominately on the illegal wildlife trade, with a strong interest in the design of detection tools and evaluating the impact of the trade on One Health.
Have a read here: https://www.adelaide.edu.au/newsroom/news/list/2023/10/04/sniffing-out-illegal-wildlife-trade
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Language Competencies
Language Competency English Can read, write, speak, understand spoken and peer review -
Education
Date Institution name Country Title 2022 The University of Adelaide Australia PhD in Animal and Veterinary Sciences 2019 - 2021 The University of Adelaide Australia Doctor of Veterinary Medicine 2016 - 2018 The University of Adelaide Australia Bachelor of Science (Veterinary Bioscience) -
Certifications
Date Title Institution name Country 2022 Research Training Program Stipend The University of Adelaide - -
Research Interests
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Journals
Year Citation 2025 Gillett, M., Moloney, G., & Chaber, A. -L. (2025). Proving Ecocide: The Plight of Pangolins as a Case Study for Fusing Ecological Science with International Law. INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW REVIEW, 25(1), 1-50.
2024 Moloney, G. K., Warne, R., & Chaber, A. L. (2024). Navigating the complexities of wildlife trade data: Counter-response to Kolby and Reaser Addendum 19 December 2023. One Health, 18, 100705.
2024 Chaber, A. L., Warne, R., & Moloney, G. K. (2024). Navigating discrepancies in macaque trade reporting: A response to Kolby et al. (2024) and a call for enhanced transparency. One Health, 18, 100687-1-100687-3.
Scopus12024 Moloney, G. K., & Chaber, A. L. (2024). Where are you hiding the pangolins? screening tools to detect illicit contraband at international borders and their adaptability for illegal wildlife trafficking. PLoS ONE, 19(4 April), 25 pages.
Scopus3 Europe PMC32023 Moloney, G. K., Gossé, K. J., Bi, S. G., Gaubert, P., & Chaber, A. -L. (2023). Is Social Media the New Wet Market? Social Media Platforms Facilitate the Online Sale of Bushmeat in West Africa. One Health, 16, 9 pages.
Scopus32023 Warne, R., Moloney, G. K., & Chaber, A. -L. C. (2023). Is Biomedical Research Demand Driving a Monkey Business?.
2023 Warne, R. K., Moloney, G. K., & Chaber, A. -L. (2023). Is biomedical research demand driving a monkey business?. One Health, 16, 10 pages.
Scopus9 WoS1 Europe PMC72023 Moloney, G. K., Chaber, A. -L. C., Renault, V., Morrison-Lanjouw, S., Garigliany, M. -M., Flandroy, L., . . . Gaubert, P. (2023). Examining the International Bushmeat Traffic in Belgium: A Threat to Conservation and Public Health. One Health, 17, 8 pages.
Scopus2 Europe PMC12023 Moloney, G. K., Gaubert, P., Gryseels, S., Verheyen, E., & Chaber, A. L. (2023). Investigating Infectious Organisms of Public Health Concern Associated with Wild Meat. Transboundary and Emerging Diseases, 2023, 15 pages.
Scopus12021 Moloney, G. K., Tuke, J., Dal Grande, E., Nielsen, T., & Chaber, A. -L. (2021). Is YouTube promoting the exotic pet trade? Analysis of the global public perception of popular YouTube videos featuring threatened exotic animals.. PloS one, 16(4), e0235451.
Scopus20 WoS9 Europe PMC32020 Moloney, G., Tuke, J., Dal Grande, E., Nielsen, T., & Chaber, A. -L. (2020). Is YouTube<sup>®</sup> promoting the exotic pet trade? Analysis of the global public perception of popular YouTube<sup>®</sup> videos featuring threatened exotic animals.
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