Dr Ramona Muttucumaru on Robert Koch

September 28, 2014

Dr Ramona Muttucumaru is training to be an Infectious Diseases Specialist at the Alfred Hospital. As such, she is particularly excited by bugs, worms and other gross things that most of us would rather avoid. She tells the story of pioneering microbiologist Robert Koch.

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