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CMRI has been awarded more than $3.1 million in grants from the NHMRC to fund research into cancer, gene therapy, and neurodegeneration. Well done to Prof Alexander, Prof Pickett, A/Prof Cesare, Dr Lamm, Dr Poulos, Dr Logan & Dr Gold! cmrijeansforgenes.org.au/news/cmri-scie…

Excited to collaborate with Julio Aguado on this project that is awarded the NHMRC #ideasgrant.

A CMRI scientist Dr Kate Giles has found one of the ways that genes control the behaviour of cancer cells. Read more below. cmrijeansforgenes.org.au/news/scientist…

biorxiv.org/content/10.110… Super cool work. Congrats Dudy and team!

Our new review "Chromatin mobility and relocation in DNA repair" in Trends Cell Biology is out! Thank you Tony and the The Cesare Lab. Beautiful Figures by Sam Rogers. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

We are hiring research assistants for projects on telomeres and nuclear actin. Enthusiasm is a must, experience in cell & molecular biology or microscopy is a plus. Australian students completing Honours in 2021 are welcome to apply. DM for details, linkedin.com/jobs/view/2616…

Our study into how PALI1 regulates PRC2 is out: PALI1 is a badass all-in-one subunit that facilitates DNA+nucleosome binding and allosterically regulates catalysis. Qi Zhang Samuel Agius et al from the Chen Davidovich Monash Biomedicine Discovery Institute EMBL Australia nature.com/articles/s4146…

1/ Delighted to share I am now an Australian Research Council Future Fellow. This award reflects the tremendous efforts of my past and present colleagues in The Cesare Lab, our many fantastic collaborators, and the research environment University of Sydney and CMRI. arc.gov.au/news-publicati…

Paul Nurse on the radical notion that ideas are still important in modern biology. nature.com/articles/d4158…

On the cover of Trends Cell Biology today is artwork crafted by our own Sam Rogers! The accompanying review article, written by Noa Lamm with figures created by Sam, is located here: cell.com/trends/cell-bi…. Awesome work Sam and thanks TCB!

Scientists in CMRI’s Eye Genetics and Stem Cell Medicine teams have been involved in Australia’s first ever gene therapy for blinding eye conditions. cmrijeansforgenes.org.au/news/australia…

Congratulations to #Procan (Roger Reddel) for winning Highly Commended in the Data Innovation category at the Research Australia Awards (Research Australia) last night. (Roger Reddel (Roger Reddel) and Qing Zhong pictured below) 1/

Do you work on DNA repair, telomeres or cell cycle? Are you interested in their roles in development, cancer or other human diseases? Come to Melbourne for our conference! October 23-25. Registrations are now live! #ACDTM23 australiancellcycle.org

I have recently opened my lab at #CMRI_AUS and am looking for an enthusiastic postdoc to join my team. (Details below.) Please help me with RTs. Thank you!

Scholarships for graduate study in our lab, or any of the other fantastic CMRI groups (Noa Lamm Dr Tracy Bryan Computational Systems Biology Lab, Stem Cell Medicine Group and Organoid Facility, Gene Therapy, and more), are open. If you are interested in joining our team, please DM or e-mail Tony Cesare.

I am immensely grateful for being awarded the Col Reynolds fellowship. I want to express my heartfelt thanks to The The Kids' Cancer Project for providing me with the opportunity and resources to explore the role of AKT in childhood cancer.

It's always great to be here, #Melbourne. The Light Microscopy Australia Meeting kicks off, #LMA24. Super excited to present our work.

I am seeking an enthusiastic postdoc to join my lab in Sydney to work on Nuclear Dynamics, DNA repair and genome stability. We offer innovative science, a competitive salary, and a supportive team. If you are interested, please get in touch with me: [email protected]