On behalf of SRB, @SRF_Repro & SSR, I am delighted to call for nominations for the Roger Short Medal. Sponsored by our sister societies, this Medal recognizes an early career scientist who epitomizes the values of Dr. Short. Please visit: tinyurl.com/bdzhms8b

Super excited to announce the latest paper from our lab feature Yanshan who shows that children play a more significant role in the transmission of VOCs than they did ancestral SARS-CoV-2 eurosurveillance.org/content/10.280…

Ran out of time with your application? Great news - nominations for the RV Short Medal and Lecture extended until 1st June! 🏅Nominate an emerging leader who has made outstanding discoveries in the field of reproductive science here: form.jotform.com/230735282891057

podfollow.com/women-in-scien… New episode was released today! Recorded on International Women's Day! Prof Melissa Brown tells her story, and you should not miss it!

📢 Save the date, Options XII is coming to AUSTRALIA! October 1-4, 2024 Brisbane

I am delighted to announce that Options for the Control of Influenza will be held in Brisbane on the 29th of September in Brisbane, Australia!! Will also contain features on the latest RSV and SARS-CoV-2 research - join us to make it the best and biggest Options ever!!!

Come and join me at 10:45 #ESWI2023 for our talk on using machine learning to forward predict secondary bacterial infections in COVID patients - I promise it will more enjoyable than seeing the beautiful sights of Valencia in the sun (wait I cant promise that..) AI4PAN at UQ

marcus.tong GRAS Lab Kim Good-Jacobson UQ News La Trobe University Monash University @QIMRBerghofer Thanks again to everyone who made this possible

UQ News The Westmead Institute for Medical Research UQ Science This work was supported by the Snow Foundation, NHMRC and lots more. Thank you to all the participants who made this work possible

#UQ researchers have used machine learning to predict the risk of secondary bacterial infections in hospitalised COVID-19 patients. 🔗 brnw.ch/21wGBHC UQ Science Kirsty Short 📸 Adobe

Do you want to hear from inspiring researchers forging their own paths in Science? Women in Science podcast. podfollow.com/women-in-scien…

Options 2024! Are you ready! Submit your abstract by April 5th in these categories optionsxii2024.org.uk/abstract-submi… so you can visit this amazing place… Brisbane queensland.com/au/en/places-t… or sneak off to youtu.be/iI-JdDA_8A8?si… Amidst amazing research in flu, COVID and RSV

CIDER will be at Options2024 this fall and we are looking forward to seeing you there! Check out the latest details regrading the conference optionsxii2024.org.uk TompkinsLab Pejman Rohani CEIRRNetwork #Brisbane #Australia

I'm humble and proud to announce that I have been invited to give a keynote on our @CASNorway work on the 1918-20 influenza pandemic in remote Indigenous populations at Options2024 in Brisbane 28 Sep-2 Oct 2024. optionsxii2024.org.uk/programme?fbcl…

Today is #InternationalWomensDay, celebrating the achievements of women! A/Prof Kirsty Short interviews Emerita Prof Emerita Professor Mary Garson AM on the Women in Science podcast. The podcast is produced by SCMB's A/Profs marina & Marloes Dekker Nitert Listen here - tinyurl.com/5an8kur2

Early career researchers will have a spotlight 🔦💡✨ Options2024 with the highest ranked abstracts in a dedicated session. Add polish to your abstract and submit by April 5th to have your work shine in Brisbane!

Deadline for #optionxii is approaching soon!! April 5th See you in #Brisbane #australia #influenza #COVID_19

We will have first hand insight on fighting viral disease from Jane Davies who works as an Infectious Diseases and General Medicine Physician at the Royal Darwin Hospital whilst also researching how to optimising care for viral infections with a focus on First Nations peoples

10 amazing reasons to get your OptionsXII abstract in today - more reasons to come tomorrow!

A/Prof Kirsty Short (@UQ_news) is one of our nation's top experts on respiratory viral infections like COVID-19 and the flu, but she never thought she would become a scientist—having to be persuaded by her mother to take science courses at university.