Dr. Dylan Multari

Postdoc in Single Cell Proteomics, Monash University | PhD in #Proteomics and #Archaeology | @HaynesLabMQ alum | 🏳️‍🌈 | He/Him

[Dr. Dylan Multari @DylanMultari]

Grateful to the organisers of #LorneProteomics2021 for putting together a wonderful conference and allowing me to present my (hopefully soon to be published) research in a face-to-face setting. Looking forward to attending again next year!

[Dr Laura Dagley @DrLauraD22]

Our newest recruit to @WEHI_research proteomics facility @DylanMultari presenting his PhD research @LorneProteomics

[Society for Archaeological Sciences @socarchsci]

The 𝗜𝗻𝗮𝘂𝗴𝘂𝗿𝗮𝗹 𝗔𝘂𝘀𝘁𝗿𝗮𝗹𝗮𝘀𝗶𝗮𝗻 𝗔𝗿𝗰𝗵𝗮𝗲𝗼𝗹𝗼𝗴𝗶𝗰𝗮𝗹 𝗦𝗰𝗶𝗲𝗻𝗰𝗲 𝗦𝘁𝘂𝗱𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝗦𝘆𝗺𝗽𝗼𝘀𝗶𝘂𝗺 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟯 is taking place this Thursday, November 30, 2023. @ARCAS_news
🚨 Online registration closes tomorrow🚨

[Dr Laura Dagley @DrLauraD22]

#ASMS2023 Oz reunion dinner ⁦@rodeogoatburger⁩ ⁦@vinvinau⁩ ⁦@MsNatashaLucas⁩ ⁦@DylanMultari⁩ ⁦@HaynesLabMQ⁩

[Dr. Dylan Multari @DylanMultari]

@Jessica__McK I’ve had the same experience marking across both Science and Arts this semester. With some students, it was easy to tell AI-written sentences because sentence structure and grammar were suddenly correct.

[ARCAS @ARCAS_news]

We are excited about this online workshop on statistics in archaeology next week! There has been heaps of interest so far and there is still time to register if you want to attend! #archsci #statistics

[Dr. Dylan Multari @DylanMultari]

Thanks @thermosci @LorneProteomics for the Lego #Exploris480! Can’t wait to play around on the real one soon @MQSciEng @ Australian Proteome Analysis Facility

[Dr. Dylan Multari @DylanMultari]

@JoMcDonald12 All good! Based on the small size and thickness of the incised piece, we believe it was most likely a decorative inlay rather than a handle itself. Possibly made of a rib bone as it’s quite flat. All the worked bone in this assemblage was made from cattle bone.

[Dr. Dylan Multari @DylanMultari]

@JoMcDonald12 Thanks Jo, I’m glad you found the talk interesting. I just want to clarify that I’m not Tharawal myself, I just grew up in and around the Tharawal community.

[Dr. Dylan Multari @DylanMultari]

@osteo_clo @jillian_garvey @AJ_Doubleday @PopelkaFilcoff @AmyLPrendergast @mfwhitford The MQ BArch program now only allows for minors in science (as opposed to majors back in my day) which, in my observations, doesn't give students enough exposure to science for them to develop confidence and solid foundations in the field.

[Dr. Dylan Multari @DylanMultari]

@osteo_clo @jillian_garvey @AJ_Doubleday @PopelkaFilcoff @AmyLPrendergast I agree with @jillian_garvey. A BA/BSci is often the easiest way to set yourself up in this space. @mfwhitford and I always tell our archaeology students to pursue skill/analysis development over history content when getting into #ArchSci. Especially data competencies and stats!

[Dr. Dylan Multari @DylanMultari]

The view this morning on the walk to @AustArchaeology conference venue @DarwinConventio. It has been over 30°C since 8am but it’s a lovely day for listening to talks in aircon. #AAA45

[Dr. Dylan Multari @DylanMultari]

En route to Darwin for the @AustArchaeology annual conference. Thanks to @MQ_BDRC for travel support and thanks Qantas for the inflight wifi so I can tweet from the sky like the little bird in the logo intended

[Dr. Dylan Multari @DylanMultari]

Just Published! New paper in JAS:REP on species identification of worked 🦴 artefacts from Pyrmont 🇦🇺 using collagen peptides #ArchaeologicalScience #Proteomics @geraldine_js @RKP_Industries @HaynesLabMQ @mq_dha @mqnatsci 50 days free access @ link below
https://t.co/VS3z7Btinq

[Chloe Stringer @osteo_clo]

Remembering my last trip to Sydney when @ARCAS_news student ambassadors @DylanMultari and @AJ_Doubleday gave me a wonderful tour of @mq_dha on Wallumattagal Country! Great opportunity to talk #ArchSci, student support, and meet other enthusiastic students! Such a warm welcome 😊

[Dr. Dylan Multari @DylanMultari]

Just published! New paper in #DataInBrief outlining the #Deamidation #rstats pipeline @geraldine_js and I wrote for our previous @ElsevierArchaeo paper. #OpenAccess at https://t.co/mNcZiqZtQE @HaynesLabMQ @RKP_Industries @RaviPrathiba @ccwm_sydney

[Society for Archaeological Sciences @socarchsci]

Today in the SAS Member #spotlight we are featuring the paper “Development of a novel minimally invasive sampling and analysis technique using skin sampling tape strips for bioarchaeological proteomics"
https://t.co/2hfs9GhJhq

[ARCAS @ARCAS_news]

ARCAS is seeking student ambassadors from each institution in Australasia that conducts archaeological science research. These students will promote ARCAS among their institution’s student cohort, including helping with membership recruitment and promoting ARCAS events.

[Dr. Dylan Multari @DylanMultari]

New work from my PhD now available as a preprint. Using #ZooMS collagen fingerprinting to identify Australian colonial-era bone artefacts. Paper currently under review @ElsevierArchaeo

[bioRxiv @biorxivpreprint]

Species identification of early colonial bone artefacts excavated from Pyrmont, Australia, by mass spectrometric identification of collagen peptides https://t.co/muE7iPBii4 #bioRxiv

[Dr. Dylan Multari @DylanMultari]

@isaacjroberts Archaeologists right now:

[Dr. Dylan Multari @DylanMultari]

@ChrisStantis @RKP_Industries I’m glad to hear you liked the paper, Chris! Fun fact: my arm was the lucky test subject that got stickered for this project