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Thank you for the amazing opportunity CSIRO! Had the best 10 weeks as a summer student working with fantastic researchers & getting to know other budding young scientists. Specials thanks to my awesome mentors/supervisors Dr Bryan Lessard, @AlexanderGofton & David Yeates!

Thanks for suggesting it Debbie! We had lots of fun and it was a great way to think about how to communicate our science to a broader audience 👩🏽‍🔬✨

We are delighted to direct your attention to the surprising findings of a collaborative project between the Boulton lab (Crick Waters) and our team, published today in @nature: “TRF2-independent chromosome end protection during pluripotency” nature.com/articles/s4158…). 1/

1/Very pleased to announce that we received an NHMRC #ideasgrant to study the molecular mechanisms of cell death in radiotherapy. This research is part of an ongoing collaboration with co-CI Harriet Gee and the Sydney West Radiation Oncology Network.

#NSWCancerConf22 this Thursday. Tony will present work by Radek Szmyd, Sienna Casolin, Lucy French and Anna G Manjón, PhD in collaboration with Harriet Gee related to cell death following ablative radiotherapy. Also check out Roger Greenberg's plenary the same morning. See you there!

Two lab members are making the short trip this week from Sydney to Europe for October poster presentations EMBO Events. 1/

We had a great time LorneGenomeConferenc. Thank you Marnie Blewitt for organising. Looking forward to 2024!

1/New preprint from our lab, "Homologous recombination promotes mitotic death to suppress the innate immune response" is now online at bioRxiv. TL;DR - our data indicate double strand break repair determines how irradiated cells die. biorxiv.org/content/10.110….

1/Delighted to announce the newest paper from our lab, “Homologous recombination promotes non-immunogenic mitotic cell death upon DNA damage”, is out today in Nature Cell Biology, nature.com/articles/s4155….