Women in STEM: Amanda Tauber
Amanda Tauber considered a number of careers before settling on medicinal chemistry. Now. she's pursuing her PhD and teaching at Bond's Faculty of... Read more
Why study biomedical science at Bond?
Pursuing a career in science isn’t always clear cut, but anything is possible with a foundation in biomedical science. Read more
Meet an OT alumna: What I love about occupational therapy
Meet Vivian Fitzgerald: an occupational therapist, Bond alumna, and globally-minded citizen. Read more
What does an occupational therapist do?
It’s one of the fastest growing professions on the planet, but that doesn’t mean everyone knows exactly what an occupational therapist (OT) does every day. Read more
Women in STEM: Charlotte Phelps
Hear from PhD student and woman in STEM Charlotte Phelps about her journey to finding her passion, her incredible support network, and her advice for those... Read more
Women in STEM: Dr Anna Lorimer
Growing up in New Zealand, Dr Anna Lorimer loved history and science in high school, and ultimately decided to pursue medicinal chemistry – before initiating a... Read more
Women in STEM: Dr Iris Lim
A flourishing STEM career is the reason Dr Iris Lim has been able to travel the world, present her research to her peers, and meet other women who inspire and... Read more
Women in STEM: Dr Nicolene Lottering
Dr Nicolene (Nikki) Lottering is an internationally recognised researcher and Assistant Professor in Medicine at Bond’s Faculty of Health Sciences &... Read more
Women in STEM: Eleanor West
PhD candidate Eleanor West's interest in science started at a young age, and has since blossomed into her vocation, as she conducts research in the... Read more
Women in STEM: Dr Jessica Stokes-Parish
Whether she’s doing special effects makeup to help simulate a variety of medical scenarios, or developing engaging new ways of learning through research, Dr... Read more