I received my PhD in the fields of Biochemistry and Exosomes Research in 2017 under the supervision of Prof Richard Simpson and A/Prof David Greening. I worked over 3 years as a Research Fellow on extracellular vesicles (Exosomes) in Prof Richard Simpson laboratory at La Trobe University (LTU) (10.2016-06.2020). Currently I work in Prof Christoph Hagemeyer’s laboratory at Monash University as an NHMRC Ideas Grant supported Research Fellow (LV B) on nanoparticle based Smart Glucose Responsive Insulin Release System.

I am recently supported by a Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF), Australian Type 1 Diabetes Clinical Research Network -Early and Mid-Career Basic Researcher Fellowship (AUT1DCRN-EMCRF, 2024-2026). I was awarded with a highly competitive Monash Future Leader Fellowship (MFLF, 2022) to support my exosomes therapy research in cardiovascular diseases prevention. In 2023, I will be supported to lead smart exosomes for the treatment of stroke by two prestigious grants, CASS foundation Medicine/Science grant and Bethlehem Griffiths Research Foundation (BGRF) grant. 

• Smart injury-responsive and targeted exosomes therapy for preventing cardiovascular diseases, including acute myocardial infarct (AMI), and Stroke.
• Smart glucose-responsive insulin nanoparticles for type diabetes therapy 
• Phage library for novel targeting antibodies for various diseases
• Imaging techniques to better understand the underlying mechanisms of different diseases progression and the impact of therapy of targeted nanoparticle and exosomes (ultrasound and photoacoustic Vevo F2, PET, MRI, MPI, CT).