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As a final year university physics student, Nathan Brichta is working with a team developing an artificial retina that will help people see without a need to carry an external battery.
The University of Newcastle honours student loves working in a laboratory where he can bring to life the theories and equations he has learned over the years.
“It’s exciting to get hands-on experience in a lab, which is different to the image of a physicist staring at equations,” he said. “I think it is really exciting to work in a field where we can have direct impact on people’s lives.”