Dr. Marianne Keller is a veterinarian with a PhD from the University of Queensland that investigated MRI applications in a Parkinson's disease. She has a strong MR-imaging background and has worked on a range of research projects, including brain mapping, tractography and molecular imaging. She was the first to publish a 1H-NMR metabonomics, as well as a MR micro-imaging study of the equine hoof in a veterinarian journal. Prior to her position as lecturer in anatomy and histology, she worked as a National Imaging Facility Fellow at SAHMRI, SA. There she managed a preclinical imaging laboratory which included benchtop-MR, micro-CT, optical imaging, PET and SPECT, as well as running a 3T human scanner and C-Arm.