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1/3 🎉 Proud and excited to see LIMS & @SABE_latrobe members awarded a total of ~$4.3M in today’s @nhmrc Ideas Grants – congratulations to CIAs Prof Chris Sobey, Prof Karla Helbig & Dr Travis Johnson! Read more: latrobe.edu.au/news/announce…
#sciencetwitter #NHMRC #biomedresearch
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🎉 Congratulations to our SABE researchers recognised with La Trobe’s Research Excellence Awards!
👏 Steve Petrovski – Graduate Research Supervision
🌟 Ebony Monson – Outstanding Early Career Researcher
🌱 Jennifer Wood – Industry Engagement & Partnering
🧬 Seb Dworkin – Mid-Career Researcher
Read more 👉 latrobe.edu.au/news/announce…
@LIMSLTU @latrobe @HelbigLab @MAPP_latrobe @PetrovskiLab
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Honoured to have represented @HelbigLab and @SABE_latrobe in the 3MT finals ✨
Thank you so much to my beautiful and fabulous lab for their unwavering support!!
Also, massive congratulations to PhD bestie @tinakatsaros on winning runner up and people’s choice in the VYT comp!
Congratulations to our fabulous PhD student @Irumi_A on winning the @latrobe University 3MT (and people’s choice 😉)!!! So proud of your science communication skills showcasing a role for lipid droplets in cell communication!
@SABE_latrobe @ebony_monson @LIMSLTU
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Researchers have long known that diet had a role to play in treating Inherited Metabolic Disorders. The problem is that each one is unique — so rare, that medicine did not have the tools to develop new treatments.
Enter the fruit fly. brnw.ch/21wHOB8 @TravisKJohnson
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I'm proud of every paper, but this one is special. Here with PiperLab @MonashBiol, we couple the power of #Drosophila with a completely synthetic diet to find potential treatments for rare inherited metabolic disorders @SABE_latrobe @LIMSLTU #RareDiseaseDay2024 🧵
Identifying potential dietary treatments for inherited metabolic disorders using Drosophila nutrigenomics dlvr.it/T3Nh0b
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Grainyhead-like 2 interacts with noggin to regulate tissue fusion in mouse
Read this #OpenAccess Research Report from Michael de Vries @DrMdeVries, Sebastian Dworkin @DworkinSeb and colleagues
journals.biologists.com/dev/…
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Honoured to represent @latrobe @LIMSLTU @SABE_latrobe @LaTrobe_CVR at the Lymphatics Gordon Research Seminar as co-Chair! Look forward to catch up with world experts including @MarionaGraupera who kindly accepted our offer to be keynote speaker! More info grc.org/lymphatics-grs-confe…
Excited for Dr @kazebrafish, who will soon head to California to co-chair the Lymphatics Gordon Research Seminar! Wonderful to see his research recognised on the world stage – good luck! Find out about Dr Okuda: tinyurl.com/c4p9npvw
#sciencetwitter #medtwitter #STEMresearch
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Congratulations to gut girls @lianaa_theo and @MikaelaWhitty on presenting their milestone talks on the effects of #bacteriophages on the #gutmicrobiome 🎉🎊
Well done to all students who presented!
@MAPP_latrobe @SABE_latrobe
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Congratulations to @qndinh et al. for the publication & feature in the Herald Sun. I’m glad to have contributed to this study during my time at @LaTrobe_CVR
Our paper is out showing that amnion epithelial cells can reduce hypertension, aortic stiffening, inflammation and cognitive impairment!!
nature.com/articles/s41598-0…
@LaTrobe_CVR @SABE_latrobe @MAPP_latrobe @latrobe
Thanks @theheraldsun for featuring our study today on pg 7!
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Check out page 7 in the Herald Sun today which features our researchers from Physiology and Pharmacology discussing their work on the protective effects of amnion cell therapy in hypertension! @MAPP_latrobe @SABE_latrobe @latrobe
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Great to see this important hypertension research featuring in the Herald Sun today! Well done to Dr Michael De Silva, Dr Quynh Nhu Dinh (both pictured) and Professor Chris Sobey.
@MAPP_latrobe @SABE_latrobe @latrobe @qndinh @ChrisSobey4 @LTUresearchers
Check out page 7 in the Herald Sun today which features our researchers from Physiology and Pharmacology discussing their work on the protective effects of amnion cell therapy in hypertension! @MAPP_latrobe @SABE_latrobe @latrobe
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The countdown is on!! 2 days until the annual MAPP HDR Student Symposium! Head to AgriBio from 9am to see what our research students have been up to this year! #symp4MAPP2023
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🔬 How can we understand embryogenesis using human pluripotent stem cells (hPSCs)?
Join me, @mboschp, in this short 🧵 as we explore this topic through four fascinating papers.
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Tracking cardiac physiology with deep learning. Credit to @ChungDerHsiao. #ZebrafishZunday
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.@HenryDiep_ walks 10000 steps a day
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Our new @AndorTechnology Dragonfly Spinning Disk is kicking goals. BFP-labelled neurons in a #Zebrafish from @JemmaGasperoni.
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An absolutely outstanding night of trivia, hosted by the MAPP HDR committee! Lots of fun, food and friends. At times, tensions were high, but our winners have very much deserved their bragging rights, including our very own head of department @gr_drummond! #MAPPtrivia2023
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And the winners are 🥁 ... @tinakatsaros 🥇 and @taylaa_hughes 🥈 with Jarrod winning the people's choice vote!!🥳🥳
@MAPP_latrobe @SABE_latrobe @MAPP_postgrads – at Melbourne, Victoria
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Another win with @DworkinSeb @PetrovskiLab #meetingexpectations this time there were no kitkats so we kept the voucher. #workfriends #triviawin
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It had been a magical 4 days @ANZebrafish with many amazing talks and great social events. Hopefully all attendees learned a thing or two about zebrafish and most importantly, had loads of fun! Congratulations to all prize winners and thanks again to @NicoliLab and @BagnatLab!


















































