Trish Dwight, PhD

Freelance Medical Writer | Cancer Research | Patient Advocacy | Ocean Swimmer, Trail Runner & Lover of the Great Outdoors

[Trish Dwight, PhD @trish_dwight]

Are you a medical researcher and want to increase your chances of securing funding? Check out my tips: https://t.co/LQxa4s0P8A
#EarlyCareerResearch #MedicalResearch #GrantWriting

[Prof Deborah Marsh @djmarsh24]

We're hiring in the Discipline of Medical Science @UTS_MedSci! Can't speak highly enough of the scientists in our Discipline. Strong & collegiate group. If you're keen to progress your career in one of our key themes while teaching the next generation of scientists please apply.

[Prof Deborah Marsh @djmarsh24]

Our brand new fully on-line Master of Medical Science Leadership and Graduate Certificates @UTS_Science are open & taking enquiries. Please take a look if you have been thinking about expanding your skillset with postgraduate study in these fields.
https://t.co/rLp5ozpyUH

[Prof Deborah Marsh @djmarsh24]

We have a new 2 yr postdoc position open for someone experienced with #CRISPR technologies & a drive to impact on the lives of women with #ovariancancer. Funding from NHMRC Ideas & team is myself @nikolabowden @Neely_Lab @faiz_alen @DrCFord Closing June 29 https://t.co/ABSfXlWm2C

[Trish Dwight, PhD @trish_dwight]

@amyjvassallo @Afaf_Girgis Congratulations!!!!!!

[Trish Dwight, PhD @trish_dwight]

@djmarsh24 Thanks Deb - was great working with you and your team. Love highlighting great research by great scientists!

[Trish Dwight, PhD @trish_dwight]

February is #OvarianCancerAwarenessMonth. An opportunity to highlight Australian researchers, like @djmarsh24, who focus on improving outcomes for women affected by #OvarianCancer. Take a closer look at one of their studies: https://t.co/TycpDsWsfd

[Cancer Australia @CancerAustralia]

Our up-to-date FAQs about COVID-19 vaccines for people affected by cancer are based on information and evidence currently available in Australia and internationally. https://t.co/17Ztk4PBVL

[Rare Cancers Australia @RareCancers]

The Rare Cancer Support Guide is one way we can ensure that every cancer patient, regardless of rarity, has immediate access to the support and navigation expertise they deserve. Because timeliness is key for a #rarecancer diagnosis. https://t.co/6pL8M8XmCi #YouAreNotAlone #RC…

[Cancer Australia @CancerAustralia]

Our Mob and Cancer provides cancer information, support and resources that are culturally safe and relevant for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and health professionals. Visit: https://t.co/N6JHRb0FAm #ourmobandcancer

[Rare Cancers Australia @RareCancers]

It is the right of every Australian living with rare cancer to have access to tailored information and support. That’s why we created Australia’s first support guide dedicated to the #rarecancer experience https://t.co/6pL8M8XmCi #YouAreNotAlone #RCSG

[Trish Dwight, PhD @trish_dwight]

I’m looking for clinical trial guidelines that cover standard rules for things like converting days into months (ie. multiply number of days by 30.4 to convert to months). Any help greatly appreciated! 🙏

[Rare Cancers Australia @RareCancers]

Has your child been diagnosed with #DIPG? Our #PatientSupport team have been working closely with #ANZCHOG on delivering a #webinar on 13 Oct at 3pm to give #families the latest information on #clinicaltrials. If you'd like to attend, please email us at [email protected]

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

This time-lapse video by Max Olson shows what a 4.5 meter (15 feet) storm surge looks like. The video was recorded in Ft. Myers Beach, Florida during hurricane Ian landfall

[full video, HD, Max Olson Chasing: https://t.co/gObjp3BBxF]

[Trish Dwight, PhD @trish_dwight]

@KarinAubrey Sure can… I find it’s a great way of keeping up to date and connected with my research peers… as well as expanding beyond my area of expertise - I’ve seen great ideas in completely different areas and applied them to my own!

[Franklin Women @FranklinWomen]

Fewer women are nominated for scientific awards, which means fewer receive them-missing out of valuable visibility & funding support..

Nominations are open for @GSK_AU Award for Research Excellence, so which #WomenInSTEMM will you nominate?👉https://t.co/vdYhYTw9Lj

#NominateHer

[NeuroEndocrine Cancer Australia @NECancerAus]

Please share this post as part of the 2022 tax appeal. Thank you for supporting NeuroEndocrine Cancer Australia. 🙏🦄

Click here to donate: https://t.co/8z1Bt5HwyM

#LetsTalkAboutNETs #NeuroendocrineCancer #PayItForward #ThankYou

[Trish Dwight, PhD @trish_dwight]

@richroll @AIMPCoach After listening to one of your most recent podcasts I was reflecting on your evolution from “finding ultra” to present - your insights, sharing of knowledge, curiosity, humility and openness to others ideas are inspiring. Thanks for all you’ve given - looking forward to more!

[Julie Redfern AM ♡ @JRedHeart]

So many people applying for #nhmrc #investigatorgrants want to apply for a lower level than they should - be VERY careful and note p63 of guidelines...

"If the applicant does not adequately justify the selected Level...peer reviewer may score the track record lower..."

[Prof Jodie Bradby @JodieBradby]

Great end to the address

‘We should fund science like our lives depends on it.. because it does.’ - @prof_hutchinson at @PressClubAust