Would you like to participate in research about how the gut microbiome affects you ability to increase muscle size with weight training? Let us know HERE: redcap.link/fl690j02 We are now recruiting people to start in January 2023!

Lego biology! Learn how Tom Collier uses synthetic biology to turn yeast cells into mini sustainable palm oil factories in our latest episode of ResearchBytes 🛢🦠 #ecofriendly #Sustainability #ClimateAction #Science #technology #biology

In 2015, an article in @nature estimated that 800,000,000 USD is wasted annually on nonspecific antibodies. It also suggested standardization, which has not happened. I wonder how much we will spend in 2023 on low specificity antibodies.

An exciting year ahead!

We're back in action with a fresh episode featuring Etienne Masle-Farquhar from Garvan Institute of Medical Research discussing rare gene variants that drive both autoimmunity and cancer. We're excited to share this silky smooth ep thanks to our new mic and studio setup 😎🎧 Tune in below!

Awesome new tool for uncovering gene-gene interactions driving dynamic cellular processes like epithelial-mesenchymal plasticity. Excited to explore what we can learn from applying it to our imaging data!

What is life as a PhD student like? 🔬 Current PhD candidate Felix Kohane (Felix Kohane) from the SystemsMicrosopy_Australia lab at UNSW and Cancer Cell Plasticity Lab lab at Garvan Institute of Medical Research shares his insights ⬇️

Great to see this out! Copper chelation controlling TGF-B induced EMT in cancer. I’m excited to help uncover the biology underlying this new therapy strategy. Congrats Ensieh Poursani Orazio Vittorio

Hello, we're back! In Ep.14 we return with a great #phdchat to Curtis Chan, a candidate Kirby Institute, UNSW and UNSW Medicine & Health who is researching HIV prevention in the #GBMSM community. Tune in to Spotify tinyurl.com/yrm6xrdf OR Apple tinyurl.com/mt4tkm8x

A clip from my episode on the ResearchBytesPodcast and my view on using social media for research dissemination Spotify: tinyurl.com/yrm6xrdf Apple Podcast: tinyurl.com/mt4tkm8x Lachlan Gray Imtiaz Desai Felix Kohane #academia #phd

How do your running shoes and getting fatigued affect your #running energetics? In Ep.15, Key Yang Nahan, a #PhD candidate at the School of Health Sciences UNSW Medicine & Health, uncovers some of the physiology and physics of running. Tune in: open.spotify.com/episode/4npdmz… #research #podcast

Check out Christine Chaffer's article on 'state-gating' therapies for controlling cancer cell plasticity + an image I took of TNBC cells labelled with E-cadherin and phalloidin. While you're there, also see Lachlan Gray on sex bias in autoimmunity pg. 69!! issuu.com/researchaustra…

Dive into the fascinating world of coral reef fish with KaiTheFishGuy on our latest episode! Kai explains why so many of these colourful creatures remain unidentified and how genetics is unlocking their secrets 🐠🧬

Come work with us!! Robots, imaging, AI and more! 🤖

Excited to contribute to April Issue Cancer Discovery. Led by Christine Chaffer & Peter Croucher Garvan Institute of Medical Research & Kathy Weilbaecher & Rebecca Aft Test Account we ask does chemoRx promote metastases through effects on immune microenvironments outside tumour ie EXTRA-TIME? tinyurl.com/4k6p9z39

Catch up with Therese Johansson' PhD research into the genetics behind complex diseases on the latest episode of Research Bytes.🧬🧬🧬

Dear Chemo, we need to talk… What if therapies used to control primary tumor growth increase the likelihood of metastatic relapse? And how do they impact disseminated cells that have already seeded distant organs at diagnosis? Why do we need to understand EXTRA-TIME....

Come see an awesome panel of beyond pretty faces at the “Beyond Pretty Pictures” subgroup session. You do NOT want to miss the event of the year! ⚡️🔬

Our new paper is out in Nature Communications! Led by Andrew Gunawan, we show how #AI can transform routine 4-channel images into rich, multiplexed data, bypassing experimental limits to co-label unlimited molecular species within cells. nature.com/articles/s4146… John Lock Fatemeh Vafaee

I recently wrote a short non-technical blog for Trevor Atkeson's Substack. It explores the history of microscopy and how #AI is transforming the ability to infer molecular function from cellular form through image-based phenotyping. Read it here: generegulation.substack.com/p/cell-painting