Graduate School of Biomedical Engineering 2022 Student Awards
Graduate School of Biomedical Engineering: 2022 Student Awards
Published on the 07 March 2023
UNSW Graduate School of Biomedical Engineering congratulates the following students for completing their courses in first place in 2022.
| Course Code |
Course Name
| Student's Name |
| BIOM1010 | Engineering in Medicine and Biology | Arienna Grebert |
| BIOM9027 | Medical Imaging | Dawnlicity Charls |
| BIOM9311 | Mass Transfer in Medicine | Peijun Qin |
| BIOM9332 | Biocompatibility | Adelina Pang |
| BIOM9333 | Cellular and Tissue Engineering | Sherie Xue |
| BIOM9333 | Cellular and Tissue Engineering | Helena Chamberlain Alvarado |
| BIOM9410 | Regulatory Requirements of Biomedical Technology | Lauryn Srethbhakdi |
| BIOM9420 | Clinical Laboratory Science | Sophia Li |
| BIOM9450 | Biomedical and Health Informatics | Christopher Chung |
| BIOM9450 | Biomedical and Health Informatics | Jessie Dong |
| BIOM9450 | Biomedical and Health Informatics | Anna Ludwig |
| BIOM9541 | Mechanics of the Human Body | William Hobbs |
| BIOM9541 | Mechanics of the Human Body | Xiaorui Li |
| BIOM9541 | Mechanics of the Human Body | Kaili Xue |
| BIOM9561 | Mechanical Properties of Biomaterials | Pang Adelina |
| BIOM9621 | Biological Signal Analysis | Celeste Thompson |
| BIOM9621 | Biological Signal Analysis | Anna Ludwig |
| BIOM9640 | Biomedical Instrumentation | Peijun Qin |
| BIOM9650 | Biosensors and Transducers | Gerardo Gilbert |
| BIOM9660 | Bionics and Neuromodulation | Adelina Pang |
| BIOM9701 | Dynamics of the Cardiovascular System | Ying Xu |
| BIOM9711 | Modelling Organs, Tissues and Devices | Zane El-Kamand |
| ENGG3060 | Rehabilitation and Assistive Technology | George Kamateros |
| ENGG3060 | Rehabilitation and Assistive Technology | Bradley Cox |
| BIOM4953 | Research Thesis | Aravind Venkateswaran |
| BIOM9021/9914 | Masters Project | Tongtong Lian |
| BIOM9021/9914 | Masters Project | Peijun Qin |
Interest is the best teacher, find a field of study that interests you!
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What is your name?
Peijun Qin
What course did you come first in?
BIOM 9711 Modelling Organs, Tissues and Devices
Why did you choose to do biomedical engineering?
I am interested in both engineering and medicine, so biomedical engineering became a very good choice for me. BME allows me to explore engineering in the context of medicine and implement engineering ideas in the medical field. BME also allows me to be innovative and gives me the opportunity to try many ideas, with a potential of improving quality of life for patients with certain diseases.
Why did you choose to do it at UNSW?
UNSW is a multicultural and inclusive school, with world-leading engineering and medicine majors. In terms of the faculty, GSBmE has one of the world’s best lab for bionic eyes and I am really interested in joining their team.
What was the best part of the course you came first in?
Using COMSOL Multiphysics software to implement and solve one biomedical engineering model by my own choice.
What advice would you give to students taking the course this year?
Interest is the best teacher, find a field of study that interests you!
If still studying, what are your career aspirations?
Both HDR and PHD are possible options for my future, and I hope to spend more time in an academic career and make a career in neurostimulation modelling.