testimonials

Attending conferences around Australia, meeting researchers from a host of disciples and having access to different labs were among the highlights of Dr Yunyi Wong’s time as a PhD student at AIBN.

My laboratory experiments were not carried out within a single lab in the AIBN, but rather within multiple labs in the AIBN, Chemistry and Pharmacology to ensure the best outcomes could be achieved.

AIBN combines research and commercialisation and actively encourages researchers and students to publish as well as file for patents, if applicable.

While I was here, AIBN group leader Professor Mark Kendall totally sold me on the project with his passion for it, the technical potential of it, and the possibility of how many lives it could affect. That is what kept me.

Joe Codamo credits his time at AIBN with giving him the skills needed to take on a challenging role with as a a senior bioprocess engineer.

Working in a new state-of-the-art building with scientists from all over the world was an attractive proposition for Dr Yap Pang Chuan.