Prof. Leonie Quinn, Head Division Genome Science and Cancer, John Curtin School, ANU, Canberra AUSTRALIA @JCSMR @OurANU #Drosophila #Development #cancer
John Curtin, ANU, Canberra, AU
Joined June 2017
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Prof. Leonie Quinn retweeted
Read the inspiring story of Milena and Zara Skepev on @HerCanberra, the mother and daughter behind the soon to-be-launched Australian Brain Cancer Foundation with enhance clinical care guided by @Quinn_Lab of #JCSMR - bit.ly/3Lm7Ph1
#BrainCancerResearch #CancerResearch
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Really enjoyed my recent visit to JCSMR. Inspiring scientific discussions, eager students and ECRs. Thanks @ameejg @Quinn_Lab @ArkellLab for hosting!
"We have uncovered a key niche signal that promotes stem cell identity and enhances regeneration following epithelial injury" Prof @abud_helen of @MonashBDI, @MonashUni at #JCSMR Director's Seminar on 'Stem cell dynamics in intestinal regeneration and #cancer'. #ouranu #stemcell
ALT Professor Helen Abud at John Curtin School of Medical Research Director's Seminar on 18 August 2023 | Image: Kassapa Senarath
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📢Applications are now open for the @iubmb Whelan Young Investigator Award that recognises a promising junior investigator in biochemistry or molecular biology. The Awardee will deliver a lecture at the #BMH2024 Young Scientists Program. More info 👇
iubmb.org/about/standing-ord… – at Melbourne, Victoria
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Our productive #BMH2024 Program Committee led by @tham_lab, @hillandy and @GrasLab 🙌 Who is joining us from September 22-26 2024 in Melbourne? @iubmb @ITSASBMB @AuPhysiolSoc @nzsbmb @AUSSOCMIC @ANZSCDB @ausbiophyssoc – at Melbourne, Victoria
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We've got you covered with cool merch! ❤️ Enter to win our NEBlocks science lab at the @NEBiolabs booth @Genetics2023 - just 2 more draws to go.
ALT Smiling scientist holding a box advertising blocks to build a science lab.
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Raised Tom40 #mitochondria protein in #Alzheimers modelled in #drosophila links with #neurodegeneration. Image Naomi Mitchell. Research Agalya Periasamy et al @Quinn_Lab @JCSMR Gulbis lab @WEHI_research in @SciReports. More bpod.mrc.ac.uk/archive/2023/… with @MRC_LMS & @DrJohnAnkers
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There’ll be a special ECR Showcase Symposium @Genetics2023 - icg2023.com.au. All PhD students & Postdocs who submit abstracts in any theme will be considered for this symposium. We want you to have the opportunity to present to an international audience.Please re-tweet!
Prof. Leonie Quinn retweeted
The Asia-Pacific Drosophila Research Conference 6 #apdrc is postponed to 3-6th 2023!
We hope to meet everyone in person in Singapore! @Yusuke_Toyama @TimESaunders @fengwei_yu @apdrc5
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And our wider collaborative team:
@HaoWenSim @Quinn_Lab @sofiaremason, Rachel Dear, Bryan Day, Farhan Syed, Ganes Pranavan, Satoosh Poonnoose with inspirational consumer representative Christine Lazaris.
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Prof. Leonie Quinn retweeted
So thrilled for @TravisKJohnson receiving an ARC Future fellowship today! A massive congratulations, so proud of you! You will do great things. And go fly research! 👏🍾🪰 @MonashBiol @Monash_Science
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We are actively looking for Master students, PhD students and postdocs to join this wonderful team and work on CIN, aneuploidy and development in Drosophila. Please contact @MarcoMilanIRB if you are interested. RT are welcome. Thanks
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Do you want to help our lab learn how mammalian cells maintain a healthy genome, how this can change during ageing and cancer, and how we can target these changes for patient benefit? Our laboratory is hiring multiple funded post-doctoral positions to explore these questions/1
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Today is @UN International Day of Women and Girls in Science. In 2022 it’s time to shift the focus from recruitment (which is not the main issue) to retention (which is an ongoing problem). This is the current situation in Australia👇🏻, lack of funding of women the biggest cause.
ALT This shows the notorious scissors graph for women and men in Australian science, technology, engineering, mathematics and medicine (STEMM) academia. It shows a higher proportion of women in the early stages of STEMM careers (PhD students to postdoctoral fellows), and a significant drop in women at the independent laboratory head stage declining sharply to show that less than 30% of women are Professors. This has not changed much between 2014 and 2019, which are both represented here.
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Post-doc position open to join our team and study cancer cell plasticity! And, Australian border is opening soon - internationals welcome to apply! garvan.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com…
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Why the fly?
"Hence, work in fly gives access to flexible experimentation, where try-and-error is a feasible strategy to overcome the challenging enigmas posed by biological complexity"
Funding panels should not overlook the lowly fruit fly!
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Just published! We proudly present "Hallmarks of Cancer: New Dimensions" by Douglas Hanahan, the third update to the seminal series. bit.ly/3GkSqZK @Ludwig_Cancer
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Full-length transcript sequencing of human and mouse cerebral cortex identifies widespread isoform diversity and alternative splicing sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Fully funded PhD scholarships available!
Love morphogenesis, mechanobiology, development, live imaging or 3D iPS cell models? Looking for a friendly lab in a truly interdisciplinary institute? Come and join us @IMBatUQ in sunny Brisbane 🇦🇺. Get in touch for more details. Pls RT🙏
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more nanopore protein sequencing: Bottom-up fabrication of a proteasome–nanopore that unravels and processes single proteins nature.com/articles/s41557-0…