shiraz tyebji

[Anthony Hannan @anthonyjhannan]

Slow to adjust to the pandemic's 'new normal'? Don't worry, your brain's just learning new skills via @TC_Africa https://t.co/xHDdhuLAkJ

[The Neurology and Neuropsychiatry of COVID-19 Blog @Neuropsychcovid]

1st tweet direct from our shiny new Neurology & neuropsychiatry of COVID-19 twitter account

A record breaking 69 new papers this week summarised for you here by the team👇

https://t.co/oqXACpUB2W

[Anthony Hannan @anthonyjhannan]

Crisis for young medical researchers https://t.co/uP26RnZYcN

[Monash Trauma Group @MonashTrauma]

Congratulations @tamaralbaker on your first publication reviewing the potential synergies between #TBI and #TGondii @BioMedCentral.

@MujunSun @SciSemple @richelle_ndopl @shultz_sandy @MonashTrauma @MonashNeurosci @STyebji @drchristonkin @WEHI_research

https://t.co/KFleR9K1mi

[shiraz tyebji @STyebji]

@DrBoddey You should sell tickets for people to come and watch this ''out of the world'' spectacle! Of course, once we wormhole through to the other side of the pandemic. I'll be waiting for my early bird discount. haha.

[shiraz tyebji @STyebji]

@DrBoddey Well said!

[shiraz tyebji @STyebji]

@anthonyjhannan @TheFlorey @WEHI_research @CellReports Thanks @anthonyjhannan yes indeed, can't wait to move forward this it..

[shiraz tyebji @STyebji]

@TamsynVR @anthonyjhannan @TheFlorey @WEHI_research @CellReports Thanks @TamsynVR Indeed it would be very interesting to study this in humans, but we are far off from such studies. We need to build a solid understanding of this phenomenon in pre-clinical models to be able to narrow down our search in humans-in behaviour + molecular biology

[Sachin Khurana @khuranasach]

Proud of them as always. Leading by example. 🙏

[shiraz tyebji @STyebji]

A fascinating discovery that opened up a Pandora's box. I hope to follow up on this line of research soon.

[WEHI (Walter and Eliza Hall Institute) @WEHI_research]

Researchers at the Institute and @TheFlorey recently discovered that males infected with the common Toxoplasma parasite can impact their offspring’s brain health and behaviour.

https://t.co/8UMHc3HHas

[shiraz tyebji @STyebji]

@DrBoddey Such an awe inspiring image!

[Anthony Hannan @anthonyjhannan]

How Australia's 'panic and neglect' funding cycle has left us vulnerable to pandemics like coronavirus - ABC News https://t.co/vXeETUkJHN

[shiraz tyebji @STyebji]

@neurocientific @AchucarroGlia @SENC_ @UBneuroscience Great work @neurocientific !

[shiraz tyebji @STyebji]

@neurocientific @LukensJohnR Thanks Albert Giralt. I was lucky to work with you and learn a lot from you!

[John Lukens @LukensJohnR]

Fascinating study with important implications to help explain how paternal factors (e.g.age) influences autism.

Pathogenic Infection in Male Mice Changes Sperm Small RNA Profiles and Transgenerationally Alters Offspring Behavior https://t.co/SR7Kj2Ai0M

[shiraz tyebji @STyebji]

@DrBoddey @drchristonkin @anthonyjhannan @WEHI_research @AGRF_genomics @TheFlorey Thanks Justin!

[shiraz tyebji @STyebji]

It gives me great pleasure to share this with everyone! A first report on how effects of infection can be inherited. Thank you -@drchristonkin @anthonyjhannan @WEHI_research @AGRF_genomics @TheFlorey

[WEHI (Walter and Eliza Hall Institute) @WEHI_research]

Can the impacts of Toxoplasma infections be passed between generations?

New in @CellReports: @drchristonkin, Dr Shiraz Tyebji & @anthonyjhannan @TheFlorey reveal the sperm of Toxo-infected male mice carry small RNAs that impact the offspring's health

https://t.co/OVePJiIJPL

[Anthony Hannan @anthonyjhannan]

Yes, this beautifully captures the hypocrisy of politicians, and others, who chronically underfund and undervalue science, then turn to scientists in a crisis seeking solutions and salvation. Increased investment in science has the potential to prevent pandemics, or cure them...

[shiraz tyebji @STyebji]

Be strong people, humans have always been resilient and we will get through this together. #humanspirit

[shiraz tyebji @STyebji]

Along with all the heartbreaking news, there is one more. When the world is loosing billions a day, when humanity is facing this century's biggest health crisis, scientists still need to "fundraise" a meagre $750k. I hope they are grant writing at the moment. Sad.