Lane Collier
Lane Collier
Lane Collier is a PhD student investigating the utilisation of wearable technology and machine learning in paediatric oncology for early detection of treatment related toxicities. She is under the supervision of A/Prof Rachel Conyers, A/Prof David Elliott, Dr Gareth Ball and Dr Elyse Passmore at Murdoch Children's Research Institute/The University of Melbourne. Before pursuing her PhD, Lane earned a Bachelor of Biomedicine and an Honours degree in Biomedical Science. She further expanded her skill set in UX/UI design and completed the Apple Foundation Program at RMIT in May 2024. Currently, she leads the WEARABLES team in the CSIRO ON Prime program.
Lane's professional background includes working as a Senior Data Manager at the Victorian Department of Health during the COVID-19 pandemic, where she gained valuable experience in stakeholder engagement and data management. Additionally, she worked as a study coordinator at MCRI, focusing on addressing treatment-related toxicities in children with cancer prior to her PhD studies.
Lane's professional background includes working as a Senior Data Manager at the Victorian Department of Health during the COVID-19 pandemic, where she gained valuable experience in stakeholder engagement and data management. Additionally, she worked as a study coordinator at MCRI, focusing on addressing treatment-related toxicities in children with cancer prior to her PhD studies.
Lane Collier is a PhD student investigating the utilisation of wearable technology and machine learning in paediatric oncology for early detection of treatment related toxicities. She is under the supervision of A/Prof Rachel Conyers, A/Prof David...
Lane Collier is a PhD student investigating the utilisation of wearable technology and machine learning in paediatric oncology for early detection of treatment related toxicities. She is under the supervision of A/Prof Rachel Conyers, A/Prof David Elliott, Dr Gareth Ball and Dr Elyse Passmore at Murdoch Children's Research Institute/The University of Melbourne. Before pursuing her PhD, Lane earned a Bachelor of Biomedicine and an Honours degree in Biomedical Science. She further expanded her skill set in UX/UI design and completed the Apple Foundation Program at RMIT in May 2024. Currently, she leads the WEARABLES team in the CSIRO ON Prime program.
Lane's professional background includes working as a Senior Data Manager at the Victorian Department of Health during the COVID-19 pandemic, where she gained valuable experience in stakeholder engagement and data management. Additionally, she worked as a study coordinator at MCRI, focusing on addressing treatment-related toxicities in children with cancer prior to her PhD studies.
Lane's professional background includes working as a Senior Data Manager at the Victorian Department of Health during the COVID-19 pandemic, where she gained valuable experience in stakeholder engagement and data management. Additionally, she worked as a study coordinator at MCRI, focusing on addressing treatment-related toxicities in children with cancer prior to her PhD studies.
Top Publications
- Collier, L, Felmingham, B, Toro, C, Celermajer, D, Mateos, M, Finney, J, Dobson, M, Jadhav, M, La Gerche, A, Horvath, L, et al. Australian Cardio-Oncology Registry: A prospective observational study of patients who have been exposed to cardio-toxic chemotherapy.. 2026 view publication
- Toro, C, Felmingham, B, Jhadav, M, Celermajer, DS, Gerche, AL, O’Sullivan, J, Kumar, S, Mateos, MK, Fulbright, J, Govender, D, et al. Lessons Learnt in the First Year of an Australian Pediatric Cardio Oncology Clinic. 2026 view publication
- Khatri, D, Felmingham, B, Moore, C, Lazarakis, S, Stenta, T, Collier, L, Elliott, D, Metz, D, Conyers, R. Genotype Informed Bayesian Dosing of Tacrolimus in Paediatric Solid Organ Transplant Individuals. 2026 view publication
- Collier, L, Grimshaw, S, Stolper, J, Passmore, E, Ball, G, Elliott, DA, Conyers, R. Utilization of wearable devices in pediatric oncology: A Scoping Review. 2026 view publication
- Collier, L, Grimshaw, SL, Stolper, J, Passmore, E, Ball, G, Elliott, DA, Conyers, R. Scoping review of the utilization of wearable devices in pediatric and young adult oncology.. NPJ Digit Med 8(1) : 488 2025 view publication
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