Rhiannon Gurkin

In 2022, Rhiannon graduated with a degree in Veterinary and Wildlife Science at Federation University AUS. Here, she supplemented her academic studies with practical, hands-on experience volunteering at a wildlife park. She had the opportunity to learn about and work closely with a diverse range of native Australian species. In that same year, Rhiannon moved on to her Master of Animal Science (Wildlife Biology) at The University of Queensland AUS, graduating in 2023 with commendation. Now perusing a PhD, her current area of study is within Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART), specifically investigating in vitro production of bovine embryos. With a deep-seated passion for science, animals, and research, she is dedicated to advancing reproductive technologies that will enhance future agricultural and reproductive innovations.