Dr. Reem Saleh completed her BSc degree in Biomedical Science in Dec 2009 at the University of Melbourne, Australia. She received her Master of Science with Distinction in Aug 2012 from the University of Melbourne with a research component in Inflammation and joint pain. She then worked as a Research Assistant (Aug 2012 - Dec 2012) at the Arthritis and Inflammation Research Centre, Hamilton Laboratory, Department of Medicine, The University of Melbourne. She did her PhD (Mar 2013- Feb 2017) in Immunology and Autoimmunity (Research Area: arthritis and joint pain). She started her 1st Postdoc in Mar 2017 in the same lab to work on identifying novel pain mechanisms by which immune cells and cytokines/chemokines mediate arthritic pain using in vitro models and animal arthritis models. In Jan 2019, Dr. Saleh joined the cancer research field and her current work is focused on studying cancer biology, tumour hetrogeneity, tumour immunology, response to targeted therapy and immunotherapy and development of acquired resistance. Dr. Saleh has currently more than 30 publications related to epigenetics, immunology, tumor immunology, cancer biology, and immune checkpoint inhibitors.