Humbled and honoured to share that I have been named a 2022 QLD Young Australian of the Year nominee. It is extraordinary to be considered alongside so many inspiring Australians. Thank you to my wonderful family, friends and colleagues! ➡️ https://t.co/EoPCInC1Xe #AusoftheYear
I had a wonderful time attending #SMP2023 this week! Grateful for the opportunity to connect with academics, colleagues, and leaders from around the country. Thank you to @ScienceAU and everyone else involved with organising such important events 🤩
What is the Australian #Science Policy Fellowship program? Where will I be working? How do I apply?
Find out more about the program that places scientists in @PublicServiceAu policy roles: https://t.co/EDd9ttcjEH
Applications for the 2023-24 program close 7 March!
Breaking barriers, shattering stereotypes and trailblazing for future generations.
Today, on International Day of Women and Girls in Science we celebrate the brilliance, determination & resilience of females in STEM. Meet the #AusoftheYear alumni inspiring the next generation.
We are SOOOO excited to start the search for our first ever Executive Officer at @HandnHandAU
If you’re as passionate as we are about improving wellbeing and mental health in the workplace then we NEED you 👇
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are you an undergrad or current honours student in #QLD? If so, apply for an ASM-QLD summer scholarship - worth $1500, free @AUSSOCMIC membership, and most importantly, kudos! Apply by 9th Dec. Application form available from [email protected] or ASM-QLD chair @sciency_atack
The grant round for #scienceweek 2023 is now open for applications. Grants of $2,000 - $20,000 are available to support events nation-wide. Applications close on 15 December.
https://t.co/BRL3AFqyOH
🍹 We are halfway through SIP Week!
🦽 SIP Week challenges everyone to drink all their beverages through a straw - just like those with a high-level spinal cord injury who need to do this every day of the year.
⭐️ If you can, please support me ➡️ https://t.co/eIAUn8q3BY
Attention all nose pickers! New research suggests picking your nose could increase the risk for Alzheimer's and dementia as bacteria can travel through the olfactory nerve in the nose and into the brain.
https://t.co/z9oRAiaXhy
Exciting to attend the annual dinner for the Science Policy Fellowship Alumni network organised by @ScienceAU. Inspiring to hear from @ScienceChiefAu and @arc_gov_au CEO Judi Zielke PSM. Looking forward to catching up with you all at future alumni events! 🤩
#SciPol#SciComm