- David K. Ryugo, PhD
- Professor
- Tan Pongstaporn, BS
- Electron Microscopist
- Kiera Grierson
- UNSW Doctoral Student
- Isabella Williams
- UNSW Honours Student
- Satoshi Nishitani
- UNSW Honours Student
- Anastasia Filimontseva
- NYU Graduate/Visiting Student
- Buffy Wu
- UNSW Undergraduate Student
- Yuliya Makeyeva, MD/PHD
- Visiting Scientist
- Jason Mikiel-Hunter, PhD
- Visiting Scientist
Level 9 Lab 2
384 Victoria St
Darlinghurst, NSW 2010
Australia
ph: +61 2 9295 8288
fx: +61 2 9295 8281
Tan Pongstaporn, BS
Electron Microscopist
k.pongstaporn [at] garvan.org.au
Katanyu Pongstaphone (Tan Pongstaporn) is a native of Thailand and a naturalized citizen of the United States. His primary education was in England, and his secondary education was in math and physics at Samford University, Birmingham, AL. He has been a student of ultrastructure for many years, working in the Department of Pathology at the University of Maryland, Baltimore and in the Ryugo lab since 1988. His love of electron microscopy has led him to be a teacher of students and residents as they pass through the lab. When not working in the lab, he enjoys walking, politics, and importing jewelry. He is married and has two grown children, Ruth and Paul. He is known among colleagues as the "International Man of Mystery."