Paul J. De Barro is affiliated with the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation in Australia. Their research contributions span multiple fields including plant science, agronomy and crop science, insect science, public health, environmental and occupational health, as well as health, toxicology, and mutagenesis.
Their research topics cover a range of areas such as insect-plant interactions and control, plant parasitism and resistance, zoonotic diseases and public health, climate change and health impacts, animal disease management and epidemiology, antibiotic use and resistance, and aspects of anxiety, depression, psychometrics, treatment, and cognitive processes.
Frequent publication venues for their work include:
Recent papers by Paul J. De Barro include:
Frequent co-authors collaborating with Paul J. De Barro include:
Paul J. De Barro;Shu-Sheng Liu;Laura M. Boykin;Adam B. Dinsdale
Dean R. Paini;Andy W. Sheppard;David C. Cook;Paul J. De Barro
Laura M. Boykin;Robert G. Shatters;Rosemarie C. Rosell;Cindy L. McKenzie
Shu-sheng Liu;John Colvin;Paul J De Barro
Robert C. Venette;Darren J. Kriticos;Roger D. Magarey;Frank H. Koch
Jian Hu;Paul De Barro;Hua Zhao;Jia Wang
Moreno Di Marco;Moreno Di Marco;Michelle L. Baker;Peter Daszak;Paul De Barro
Paul J De Barro;Felice Driver;John W.H Trueman;John Curran
Laura M. Boykin;Karen F. Armstrong;Laura Kubatko;Paul De Barro
John A. Goolsby;Paul J. De Barro;Jeffrey R. Makinson;Jeffrey R. Makinson;Robert W. Pemberton
David C. Cook;David C. Cook;Matthew B. Thomas;Saul A. Cunningham;Denis L. Anderson
Jane E Polston;Paul De Barro;Laura M Boykin
Laura M. Boykin;Paul J. De Barro
Laura M Boykin;Charles D Bell;Gregory Evans;Ian Small
David W. Crowder;David W. Crowder;A. Rami Horowitz;Paul J. De Barro;Shu Sheng Liu
Wee Tek Tay;Gregory A. Evans;Laura M. Boykin;Paul J. De Barro
Nigel W Beebe;Nigel W Beebe;Dan Pagendam;Brendan J Trewin;Andrew Boomer
Paul De Barro;Muhammad Z. Ahmed
Mark Benedict;Mike Bonsall;Anthony A James;Stephanie James
Paul J. De Barro;Sri Hendrastuti Hidayat;Don Frohlich;Siti Subandiyah
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