Associate Professor Guozhen Liu
Adjunct Associate Professor
- PhD in Chemistry, School of Chemistry, University of New South Wales, Australia (2003 –2006) under the supervising of Prof Justin Gooding
- Master in Analytical Chemistry, College of Material Science and Chemical Engineering, China University of Geosciences, China (1997-2000)
- Bachelor in Chemical Education, Department of Chemistry, Hubei Normal University, China (1993-1997)
Engineering
Grad Sch: Biomedical Eng
A/Prof Guozhen Liu is an ARC Future Fellow and Associate Professor at Graduate School of Biomedical Engineering, UNSW. Gaining her PhD degree in Chemistry in 2006 under the supervision of Prof Justin Gooding at UNSW, Liu is recognised for her innovative cross-disciplinary research in the area of biosensors, point-of-care diagnostics, and biomedical devices. She conducted her postdoctoral research at CSIRO (2006-2008) and UNSW (2008-2010), respectively before she accepted a faculty position ...
Phone
029/385-0714
E-mail
guozhen.liu@unsw.edu.au
Location
Hilmer Building E10
Level 5, Room 518
UNSW
Sydney NSW 2052
- Publications
- Grants
- Awards
- Georgina Sweet Award for Women in Quantitative Biomedical Science 2020 , $25,000, Guozhen Liu
- AstraZeneca Conference Sponsorship Fund, 2020, $14,000, Guozhen Liu
- UNSW Digital Grid Futures Institute Seed Fund, 2020, $30,000, Guozhen Liu
- UNSW IRS 2020 Network Lab application fund, 2020-2021, $192,511, Nigel Lovell, et al, Guozhen Liu
- UNSW-CAS Collaborative Research Bridging Grant, 2019, $50,000, Guozhen Liu
- UNSW Conference Seed Fund, 2019, $10,000, Guozhen Liu
- Australian Research Council Linkage Project (LP180100801), 2019-2022, $475,000, Guozhen Liu, Nigel Lovell. Kourosh Kalantar-Zadeh, Margaret Morris, David Penn
- UNSW Biomedical Engineering Seed Fund, 2019-2022, $450,000, Guozhen Liu, Margaret Morris, Jerry Greenfield, Maria Craig, Peter Vranes
- Cooperative Research Centres Project (CRC-P) Grant with Nutromics, 2019-2021, $2.15M, Guozhen Liu (Lead CI at UNSW)
- MedImmune Industry Funding, 2018-2019, $591,000, Guozhen Liu
- Australian Research Council Future Fellowship (FT160100039), 2017-2021, $652,000, Guozhen Liu
- ANSTO PhD Project Funding, 2018-2019, $7,500, Guozhen Liu (for PhD student Jagjit Kaur)
- ANSTO PhD Project Funding, 2017-2018, $7,500, Guozhen Liu (for PhD student Fuyuan Zhang)
- Macquarie University Research Infrastructure Block Grant for 3D-printer for biomedical applications, 2017, $100,000
- Australian Research Council Linkage Project, 2016-2019, $342,000, Ewa Goldys, Guozhen Liu, Graham Vesey
- Macquarie University Research Development Grant, 2015-2016, $50,000, Guozhen Liu, Ewa Goldys, Ayad Anwar
- Macquarie University Research Infrastructure Block Grant, 2015, $100,000
- Regeneus Inc. Industry Funding, 2015, $75,000, Guozhen Liu, Ewa Goldys
- National Natural Science Foundation of China General Project Funding, 2016-2019, Guozhen Liu
- Central China Normal University Infrastructure Funding, 2014, China
- Ministry of Education Self-determined Research Funding, 2013-2016, China
- Wuhan Rongtan Tech, Industry Funding, 2011-2012, China
- National Natural Science Foundation of China Early Career Research Funding, 2010-2012, China
- Central China Normal University New Staff Funding, 2010, China
- International Postgraduate Scholarship (IPRS) 2003, awarded by Australian government
- Georgina Sweet Award for Women in Quantitative Biomedical Science 2020, Australia
- The second prize of Innovation and Entrepreneurship Competition for Overseas High-level Talents 2018, China, Australia and South Africa
- The Rising Star Award, Australian Association of Chinese Biomedical Scientists, 2018, Australia
- Academic Excellence Award for transdisciplinary research publications in 2017, Australia
- ARC Future Fellowship, 2016, Australia
- Shortlisted by Georgina Sweet Award for Women in Quantitative Biomedical Science 2016, Australia
- Travel grant and Childcare grant for Emerging Therapeutics Summit 2016, Melbourne, awarded by International Innovative Research Network
- Best Poster Award, CNBP Annual Retreat 2015, Lake Macquarie, Australia
- International Postgraduate Scholarship (IPRS) 2003, awarded by Australian government