Photo → video for your immune system. A new twin study uses a cell timer model to see immune cells in motion and separate genes from environment. #Twins#Immunology#PersonalisedMedicine
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What if autoimmune disease could be detected earlier?
New findings from the Snow Centre for Immune Health show that tiny changes in immune cells could signal risk before symptoms appear.
Learn more: https://t.co/TMnTSxRbrh
Come and do a deep dive into the research driving innovation in immune health.
For researchers, clinicians & curious minds visit the Snow Centre for Immune Health
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Recognising #WorldGlaucomaWeek, the Snow Vision Accelerator is advancing new approaches in glaucoma detection and treatment — accelerating research and turning innovation into real patient outcomes. @Sydney_Uni
Read more in the latest MiVision issue:
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🎉 Welcome A/Prof Jason Tye-Din — new Director of the Snow Centre for Immune Health! 👏
A leader in coeliac disease & immune disorders, Jason joins @WEHI_research & @TheRMH to drive real-world impact in immune care.
👏 Huge congrats Jason — we’re thrilled to have you on board!
Big news!
The Snow Centre Research Clinics have launched. The first patients have been recruited at the Royal Melbourne Hospital.
The research clinics are part of the Snow Centre for Immune Health, a partnership between WEHI, the RMH & @SnowMedical
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Snow Fellow and @MonashUni Associate Professor Gavin Knott and his colleague Dr Rhys Grinter have helped lead groundbreaking research in drug science, co-developing an AI Protein Design Platform that could revolutionise how we fight superbugs.
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🎉 The Snow Vision Accelerator officially opens today at @Sydney_Uni ! This bold initiative will reshape glaucoma research, powered by world-class talent & visionary support. The journey begins—excited for what’s ahead! 👁️
Catch the best moments from the 2025 Snow Fellows Conference in this short highlight video! Celebrate the achievements of this year’s Snow Fellows and get a glimpse into their inspiring work and impact.
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This World Primary Immunodeficiency Week, we highlight the Snow Centre for Immune Health. PID refers to genetic disorders where the immune system fails, leaving people vulnerable to infection. We’re uncovering its roots to improve care. https://t.co/TNigwSX6mq
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A/Prof Shom Goel finds playing chess with his son, both calming and exciting. Like a master chess player, @ShomGoel—a cancer biologist & oncologist at the @PeterMacC—anticipates cancer’s next move, thinking many steps ahead to outmaneuver it.
As Group Leader of the Cardiac Bioengineering Lab, James (@jehudson85) has built a groundbreaking research program around human cardiac organoids—tiny, beating heart models grown from pluripotent stem cells. These organoids mimic the human heart by self-organising multiple cell types, from cardiomyocytes to endothelial cells, offering a powerful platform to study complex cardiac diseases.
The real-world impact? James’s organoids pinpointed drug candidates for heart damage from inflammation, like in severe COVID-19. His data even supported a Phase II clinical trial for hospitalised patients, potentially saving lives. James has been awarded the 2025 Jacques Miller Medal.
Congratulations to the 2025 Australian Academy of Science awards recipients!
Including two #SnowFellows - James Hudson awarded the Jacques Miller Medal and Shom Goel awarded the Gottschalk Medal.
@jehudson85@QIMRB_Institute@shomgoel@PeterMacCC
🏆 Meet the recipients of our 2025 Honorific Awards, as we celebrate the achievements of leading minds and emerging scientific stars working to solve humanity’s greatest challenges!
Learn more:
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Australian scientists inspire us with bold ideas and breakthroughs that continue to shape a healthier, smarter, and more sustainable future for all Australians. Among those recognised this year are scientists working to fight breast cancer, antibiotic resistance and climate change, together with efforts to understand the evolution of Earth and how galaxies are formed.
Visit our website to view all the awardees and their videos in one place: https://t.co/8AvjDvTBaY
What follows are personalised videos sharing their journeys and career highlights — all in their own words …
Our 2025 #SnowFellowship round is now open for applications!
The Snow Fellowship provides emerging leaders the independence, funding and time to develop a bold research program, build their research team, and establish leadership experience.
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We’re thrilled to welcome our 14th Snow Fellow, Dr Alisa Glukhova @gl_alisa, a structural biologist from @WEHI_research. Alisa’s work focusses on how cells communicate and what happens when those signals go wrong, leading to diseases like cancer.
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The inaugural Snow Centre for Immune Health Annual Conference 2025 showcased key updates & inspired bold collaboration for advancing immune health. Co-led by the RMH & WEHI with Snow Medical, we’re shaping a transformative future. https://t.co/TNigwSXEbY
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Meet Matthew Wierzbowski, the Snow Centre’s first PhD student!
He’s uncovering why the immune system misfires, paving the way for better allergy diagnosis & treatment – work inspired by a friend with severe allergies.
Read more: https://t.co/G6x1SOU3t9
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