Dr Andrew Hung is a Senior Lecturer at RMIT University. He completed his BAppSci studies in Chemistry at RMIT University in 1998 and PhD studies in Chemical Physics at RMIT University in 2002. He was awarded the Australian Postgraduate Award Scholarship in 1999 and the Thomas Young Centre Junior Research Fellowship from Imperial College, London, UK in 2008. He leads the Biomolecular Simulations group. His teaching disciplines include Computational Biology, Chemistry, and Nanotechnology, and his research interests include biological membranes, protein–lipid interactions, membrane proteins and peptides, and protein–surface interactions in nanobiotechnology.
Dr Andrew Hung is a Senior Lecturer at RMIT University. He completed his BAppSci studies in Chemistry at RMIT University in 1998 and PhD studies in Chemical Physics at RMIT University in 2002. He was awarded the Australian Postgraduate Award Scholarship in 1999 and the Thomas Young Centre Junior Research Fellowship from Imperial College, London, UK in 2008. He leads the Biomolecular Simulations group. His teaching disciplines include Computational Biology, Chemistry, and Nanotechnology, and his research interests include biological membranes, protein–lipid interactions, membrane proteins and peptides, and protein–surface interactions in nanobiotechnology.