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Postdoctoral Research Fellow, School of Mechanical, Medical & Process Engineering
Angus Weekes is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow within the Max Planck Queensland Centre (MPQC), and the Cartilage Regeneration Laboratory (CRL) at the QUT Centre for Biomedical Technologies. As a medical engineer and biomaterials scientist, Angus possess a diverse skillset in tissue engineering and regenerative medicine research, with experience in clinical…
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At the November Lunch Club, Prof Mia Woodruff and Dr Pawel Mieszczanek shared their career journeys with the CBT Community. Prof Woodruff is an internationally recognised leader in tissue engineering and biofabrication and heads QUT’s Biofabrication and Tissue Morphology Group, advancing 3D printing technologies for patient-specific…
Hon Tim Nicholls MP (Minister for Health and Ambulance Services), hosted by Professor Margaret Sheil AO, Vice-Chancellor QUT, has visited CBT. QUT research contributes to accelerating Queensland’s Biomedical ecosystems. These visits and conversations ensure that we are aligned with government priorities, including health workforce…
The Centre Director, Shaun Gregory, shared a status report on CBT’s 2025 progress at a Town Hall Meeting. The HDRs and ECRs gather for a pre-event. The CBT community was also introduced to the new CBT Future Leader Committee, supporting our buzzing ECR/HDR cohort. The Centre Development Manager, Dr Norbert Kienzle shared how CBT’s…
This newly formed Committee consists of highly motivated early career researchers and higher degree research students, and supports the Centre’s Leadership Team to achieve its goals. Thank you for your ongoing engagement Anu Thomas Koikalethu, Angus Weekes and Minne Dekker. If you are also interested in contributing, please submit a…
Title: Liver click dECM hydrogels for engineering hepatic microenvironments. Read the article here. Authors: Laura Milton, Jordan Davern, Luke Hipwood, Jacqui McGovern, Daniel Broszczak, Dietmar Hutmacher, Christoph Meinert and Yi Chin Toh in collaboration with (not pictured) Juliana Chaves. Published in Elsevier / Acta…
At our December CBT Lunch Club, we celebrated PhD Candidate Ronja Finze on receiving this month’s Outstanding HDR Award. Roja was nominated by her supervisor Dietmar Hutmacher with the following motivation: Due to her continual collegial attitude to assist others and her dedication in progressing her research project. PhD Candidate Angus…
We have just waved goodbye to Charlotte McLellan and Sophia Ruig from Loreto College, Coorparoo after a week’s Students Work Experience here at CBT. We could not be any happier with their feedback: – I’ve learnt so much this week. Everyone we met was so nice and cool. I really want to do a PhD! – I know for sure I want to study science…
The CBT Lunch Club offers our HDR students and early career researchers an opportunity to network with like-minded, give practice talks and be inspired by external presenters. At the May event Motahare (Moti) Hosseini delivered an excellent Confirmation Seminar practice talk. The event was chaired by Angus Weekes. CBT awards January –…
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