Rodney Glanvill is Aquatic Manager at the Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute AquaCore facility at Monash University. He enables and supports biomedical research through expert animal care and facility operations, overseeing the husbandry and welfare of diverse aquatic species, from zebrafish and medaka to axolotls and sharks, ensuring high standards of health and compliance. Rodney also manages critical equipment and infrastructure, coordinating everything from light cycles to specialised research systems, so that scientists have reliable, well-maintained resources for their work. His role combines hands-on animal care with technical problem-solving, making him a vital link between research needs and day-to-day operations.

Learn more about the AquaCore facility here.