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CIRES is 1!

Happy Birthday to us! 28th July 2022 marks 1 year since we finalised our Collaborative Research Agreement and officially commenced as CIRES. It has been a fantastic first year in the Centre and we’d like to acknowledge the efforts and contributions of all our CIRES colleagues and collaborators. Thank you everyone and looking forward to […]

Happy Birthday to us! 28th July 2022 marks 1 year since we finalised our Collaborative Research Agreement and officially commenced as CIRES. It has been a fantastic first year in the Centre and we’d like to acknowledge the efforts and contributions of all our CIRES colleagues and collaborators. Thank you everyone and looking forward to the next year together!

Our first cohort of HDRs below! From Left: Krishna Dermawan, Sam McDonald, Daisy Xu and Hechuan Wen

 

 

 

 

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