We are thrilled to share that ARC CPTT student, Iris Yang has successfully delivered an outstanding completion talk as part of her PhD journey. This impressive presentation highlighted her deep expertise, dedication, and passion for improving microphysiological systems by developing a dual-purpose aptamer sensor for cell culture monitoring.
Reaching this milestone has been the result of incredible dedication and perseverance. Iris’s research has been truly groundbreaking, and her ability to communicate these complex ideas with clarity and confidence is a testament to her hard work and commitment.
We’d also like to acknowledge the invaluable guidance and mentorship provided by her supervisors, Ranjith Unnithan, Alastair Stewart, Bryan Gao and Bryce Widdicombe. Their support has been instrumental in helping Iris reach this point.
As Iris moves forward into the next phase of her career, we have no doubt she will continue to make a significant impact in the field of microphysiological systems. It has been a privilege to witness her growth and accomplishments, and we look forward to following her continued success.
Congratulations again, Iris — the future is bright! 🌟
