Joyce Chiu

Dr. Joyce Chiu is a researcher at UNSW Sydney, focusing on molecular mechanisms in cardiovascular and immunological contexts. Her work bridges proteomics, redox biology, and translational medicine.

• Areas of Expertise: Redox switches in protein function, force-redox regulation, integrin de-adhesion, anti-thrombotic drug discovery, bone formation bioactives

Research Interests center on cardiovascular disease and thrombosis, with cross-disciplinary approaches like proteomics and computational biology. Key projects include redox control of GPCRs in platelets, immune-cell migration mechanics, and redox enzyme inhibitors.

Scientific Awards & Grants include the Helen and Robert Ellis Fellowship (2017-2019), NSW Cardiovascular Research Network Professional Development Award (2022), and Sigma Xi membership (2024). She has co-investigator roles in EMCR grants.

Education & Supervision: No explicit degrees listed, but actively supervises PhD and Honours students, including Alexander Dupuy, Aster Pijning, and Dasol Yoo. Her supervision keywords span thrombosis, platelets, proteomics, and redox enzyme inhibition.