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Professor Gyorgy Hutvagner is a leading researcher in non-coding RNA and gene regulation at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS). He holds a Professorship in the School of Biomedical Engineering within the Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology. His career includes postdoctoral training in The Netherlands and the U.S., followed by establishing his research group in Dundee supported by Wellcome Trust and European grants. In 2011, he joined UTS and received an ARC Future Fellowship.
Education: MSc in Biotechnology (Hungary), PhD in Biology (Hungary). Research focuses on miRNA pathways, CRISPR/Cas9 applications, and bioinformatics-driven genomic analysis. Key projects include developing AGO2-based cancer biomarkers and investigating viral codon fitness using machine learning.
Recent work emphasizes tumor heterogeneity studies and CRISPR delivery challenges. He has secured grants such as the AIMS PhD Research Seeding Grant (2023-2024), Medtronic Australia grants (2022-2025), and ARC Discovery Projects (2018-2022). Awards include the prestigious ARC Future Fellowship and Wellcome Trust Career Development Fellowship.
Supervision includes Masters, Honours, and PhD students in capstone projects and genomics research. Active in organizing conferences like the 2015 AGTA and Australia-Japan RNA meetings. Teaches courses on biomedical engineering fundamentals and regulatory genomics.
