Congratulations to @SayantaniGuha_ for successfully completing her 1st year PhD milestone! 🎉🥳 In true mouse lab fashion, she was gifted embryo-shaped macarons from Anna of the Kaslin Lab 🤣 Can anyone guess the stage of these mice? Not to scale, of course! 😆 @Eddy_McGlinn
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I am so happy and honoured to receive this award - thanks to @ANZSCDB which is a wonderful society, thanks @ARMI_Labs for the environment, and a big thanks to all the wonderful @McGlinnLab members past and present!
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Breaking the Twitter ice with amazing news! 🐦 Our group leader Assoc. Prof. @Eddy_McGlinn has received a grant from Phenomics Australia's Pipeline Accelerator for 2022-2023 towards unravelling the mechanisms of Hox timing! 🏆 Exciting times ahead! 🥳@ARMI_Labs @MonashUni
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My power’s really low, so this may be the last image I can send. Don’t worry about me though: my time here has been both productive and serene. If I can keep talking to my mission team, I will – but I’ll be signing off here soon. Thanks for staying with me.

ALT Wide-angle photo from NASA’s InSight lander on Mars shows the area in front of the lander in the late afternoon sun. Two science instruments tethered to the lander rest on the sandy surface nearby. Part of the lander’s robotic arm is visible extending down from the top left. Distortion from the wide-angle lens bends the distant horizon into a curved shape, while low-angle sunlight causes a small bluish lens flare on the right side.






