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Professor Pietersz is an Honorary Burnet Institute Senior Principal Fellow and for many years was Head of the Bio-Organic and Medicinal Chemistry group at Burnet. He has more than 25 years experience of work on monoclonal antibodies, drug/toxin/radionucleotide-antibody conjugates, vaccines, their characterisation and measurement of anti-tumour efficacy. He also has expertise in recombinant antibodies/fragments and knowledge of animal models of cancer and infectious disease. He has developed many novel methods for conjugating drugs to monoclonal antibodies and his group carried out the 1st Phase I/II study of an immunoconjugate.