- Principal investigator, Head of Genetic Engineering Research, Centre for Eye Research Australia
Dr Guei-Sheung (Rick) Liu is an internationally recognised expert in ophthalmic gene therapy. He has extensive experience devising innovative strategies to prevent and delay blindness associated with major ocular diseases.
Dr Liu earned his PhD from Kaohsiung Medical University in Taiwan and subsequently completed postdoctoral training at the O'Brien Institute and the Centre for Eye Research Australia (CERA). In 2017, Dr Liu established an independent research group at the University of Tasmania before returning to CERA in late 2021 to initiate a new genetic engineering research unit.
Dr Liu's current research focuses on applying genetic techniques to understand and develop the treatment for various ocular conditions, including common complex and rare "orphan" eye diseases. The insights garnered from his research have contributed to the development of clinically applicable gene therapies for managing eye diseases.
Additionally, his work investigates gene editing technologies, refining these cutting-edge genetic tools for the treatment of genetic eye disorders.
Experience
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–presentHonorary Associate Professor, University of Melbourne
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–presentAssociate Professor, Centre for Eye Research Australia
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–presentAdjunct Associate Professor, University of Tasmania
Education
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2006Kaohsiung Medical University, Doctor of Philosophy
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- Location: Melbourne, Australia
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