Finding new cancer treatments has been an all-consuming pursuit for WEHI's Prof Anne Voss and Assoc Prof Tim Thomas, who last night won the 2023 #EurekaPrize for Scientific Research.
@austmus@eurekaprizes
Read more in @theage 👇
https://t.co/MLSbHAP2RL
You may have learned the art of presenting behind screens, but in person conferences still have the allure. Single cell systems biology session and morning tea sponsored by @genomicsWa at #LorneGenome.
Thrilled to have Professor Jacques Miller's milestone #thymus discovery featured in this @Nature video.
It's the incredible story of how two researchers from opposite ends of the world united to solve the B and #Tcell mysteries - watch 👇
https://t.co/hDy4LXLFXI
PhD student Melody Leong grows nerve cells in the lab to study neurodevelopmental disorders.
Her “Interweb of the mind” has won Best Still Image in our 2022 #ArtOfScience exhibition.
See all 20 finalists and vote for People’s Choice: https://t.co/jLgjZlAioP
New in @cellhostmicrobe we report a critical immune-centric role for #epigenetic reader SP140 in controlling the #microbiome. Humans and mice lacking SP140 displayed blooms of proteobacteria which was transmissible and a driver of #IBD https://t.co/FcfdpUyF8B
🏆An image of a zebrafish brain lighting up like a ball of flames wins MicroART Image of the Year as part of @Aus_ScienceWeek. The image, titled Travel Inside a Fish Brain, was captured by @UsseglioGaudi from the Hogan Lab. Big congrats Andrea! Read more: https://t.co/PflPLUfWB2
This discovery could rewrite our understanding of what we inherit from our parents and how their life experiences may shape us.
Brilliant #epigenetic study in @NatureComms from WEHI’s @BlewittMarnie, @nataliabenetti_ & @Eddy_McGlinn (@MonashUni)
https://t.co/X3xt8w37g1
Wonderful to have you, @Mark_Butler_MP & @gedkearney visit @WEHI_research!! Thank you for your support of Australia’s Medical Research Institutes @AAMRI_Aus and for inspiring our amazing staff & students.
A new generation of #cancer-preventing vaccines could wipe out tumors before they form.
Learn more. ➡ https://t.co/BNlFiAuKgg #LongReads@ScienceVisuals
Why does science have to be funded on the basis of usefulness? Why can’t we also fund it like an art, because it’s cool and interesting and brings us joy and enriches our society?
Very happy finally share this from our lab. The puzzle of how endothelial cells coordinate their behaviour to control connectivity and vessel shape has another piece in place. https://t.co/Nwlw1QyBD3
Super exciting!! Love being a part of @PearReviewClub. Thank you @jack_chan15 for giving us this awesome and fun opportunity to have a yarn about science!