Young Scientist Research Prizes 2022 - Full Event
Channel: The Royal Society of Victoria
Date: 29/11/2022

Every year, final year PhD candidates present their doctoral studies to the Royal Society of Victoria, competing for four Prizes that recognise excellence in Victoria’s early career scientists. Our eight 2022 finalists present under the four categories: Biological Sciences, Biomedical & Health Sciences, Earth Sciences, and Physical Sciences. The judging results and prizes are awarded on conclusion.

00:04:07 - Mahshid Sadeghpour (RMIT University) - Developing a Privacy-preserving Retinal Biometric Recognition System.
00:12:54 - Audience Q&A
00:19:44 - Yongqiang Wang (The University of Melbourne) - Solar-driven CO2 capture and production from the air.
00:29:59 - Audience Q&A
00:36:42 - Pui Kwan Cheung (The University of Melbourne) - Measuring the micro-climactic impacts of turf irrigation in a temperate summer season.
00:46:03 - Audience Q&A
00:51:32 - Hoseong Lim (Monash University) - Timescales of granite infancy: Advances in granite geochronology.
01:02:02 - Audience Q&A
01:08:01 - Aung Zaw Zaw Phyo (Monash University) - Health-Related Quality of Life in Later Life: Predictors, Trajectories, and Health Outcomes.
01:18:41 - Audience Q&A
01:25:56 - Daniel Urrutia Cabrera (The University of Melbourne) - Using Cellular Reprogramming and CRISPR Technologies to Regenerate the Retina and Treat Vision Loss.
01:36:18 - Audience Q&A
01:42:45 - Linda Riquelme (The University of Melbourne) - Measuring Grass from Space.
01:52:56 - Audience Q&A
01:59:18 - Michelle Xu (RMIT University) - Protective cultures as natural antimicrobials for fresh meat shelf-life extension: their application and consumer acceptance.
02:08:30 - Audience Q&A
02:15:41 - Results