
Martin Lynch is a PhD student at the Sustainable Minerals Institute of the University of Queensland. He graduated in 1982 as a BE (Chem) from UQ and worked in a series mining companies including Rio Tinto and Iluka Resources. During that time he wrote Mining in World History, a book which traces the history of global mining from 1500 to the 1970s.
He changed career path in 2009, becoming the owner and manager of a renewables energy business. This was sold in 2024, following which he began a PhD at UQ focussing on the use of substitutes for copper with the aim of managing forecast global copper shortages.
She leads a research group focusing on bioinspired engineering across diverse fields ranging from biomedical innovations to resource recovery, including the development of biomimetic materials for cancer nanomedicine and drug delivery (small molecule drugs, proteins and RNAs), as well as biomimetic devices (e.g., tumour-on-a-chip, organ-on-a-chip platforms) for drug development. She has built extensive collaborations with scientists at top universities such as Harvard University, Brown University, etc. and she serves as the Editors, Editorial Board member for several journals.
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