Changing the landscape of medical research
It’s time to celebrate the great achievements of our students once more. Australia’s only national medical research school, the John Curtin Medical Research School (JCSMR) of ANU College of Science and Medicine has produced another batch of PhD and Honours graduates this year.
Fifteen PhD and six Honour students completed their academic research which would help change the landscape of medicine today.
Professor Graham Mann, Director of JCSMR hosted the graduation morning tea reception for those passing out with the participation of researchers, supervisors and colleagues.
Professor Mann appreciated the hard work of the students and their commitment to generate knowledge to find solutions to solve problems for the sake of others.
“I hope JCSMR has been a great environment for you to do that,” he said.
“You have achieved amazing things and delivered new science, new knowledge to us and to the world during your time here. So, congratulations for getting to the end and get awarded as PhD and Honours graduates of JCSMR,” Professor Mann added.
This year, JCSMR awarded PhDs to:
Noorya Yasmin Ahmed
Renzo Balboa
Shouya Feng
Xin Gao
Anila Jahangiri
Xiangpeng Meng
Parnika Mukherjee
Marina Reixachs
Spencer Richardson
Cheng Shen
Navneet Singh
Sherin
Avinash Upadhya
Matthew Witney
Zhijia Yu
Honours graduates:
Chak Yin Chan
Mitchell Dwyer
Vrinda Johri
Nhali Kulkarni
Ni Ni
Alice Treloar
*Some highlights of the event
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