
Researcher at Lymphocyte signalling and activation lab @GarvanInstitute
Sydney, New South Wales
Joined August 2020
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I am truly honoured to be one of the finalists for the Queensland Women in STEM award 2023.
#WomenInSTEM @qldmuseum @IMBatUQ @UQ_News @TheSweetGroup @WOSQld
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Review @J_Immunol @abrol_rishika @ElissaDeenick
PI3K at the crossroads: choosing B-cell activation or tolerance
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Rishika Abrol @abrol_rishika, Syeda Farhana Afroz @SyedaFarhana12, Divya Ramnath @DivyaRamnath and Matthew Sweet @TheSweetGroup @IMBatUQ @UQ_News find that histone deacetylase 7 mediates lipopolysaccharide-inducible mitochondrial fission in macrophages.
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Had a great time (along with great weather) at the FunRun to support breast cancer awareness and research. #mater #FunRun #5km #breastcancer
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Extremely delighted to share my latest work on the link between protease-activated receptor 2 activation and signalling in human colon cancer cells published in the Journal of Cell Communication and Signalling.
@IMBatUQ @UQ_News @FairlieGroup
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Delighted to have given my final talk to wrap up an amazing honours year with the sweetest group at IMB. @TheSweetGroup @IMBatUQ
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Great start of the #AIC2023 Australian Inflammation Centres Symposium2023 with Marcel Doerflinger and Rebecca Ambrose from @WEHI_research, and Matt Sweet, Stephan Brouwer, @LarisaLabzin and @K_RenfreeShort from @IMBatUQ 👏👏👏👏
@AusCellDeathSoc @inflammasomelab
Had an incredible time learning about immunology and connecting with fellow immunologists @ASImmunology #ASIAdvImmSchool
Got to present my work and made heaps of friends too😄
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Starting off day 2 of ASI AIM3 with a pun-filled treat from Matt Sweet. Fantastic talk on innate immunity 🤩 @TheSweetGroup @ASImmunology #ASIAdvImmSchool
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Spent the day volunteering at the Junior Scientist Hub 👩🔬 @IMBatUQ for #FamilyDay and had an absolute blast 😄
#UQOpenDay @UQ_News #STEM
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Congratulations to IMB's Rishika Abrol (@abrol_rishika) and Paulina Hall (@paulina_j_hall) who have been recognised as rising Queensland researchers, named as finalists in the Queensland Women in STEM prizes.
🔗 Read more: bit.ly/4759xwA
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A big congratulations to three Young Science Ambassadors, @fishiintheC, @abrol_rishika and Jennifer Stables, who were all finalists in the Queensland Women in #STEM Prize announced last night. A big congratulations to Catherine who also received a highly commended award! #science
It was an absolute pleasure to share my research at the IMB student symposium today.
A big thanks to the organisers for the opportunity.
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Very delighted to share our State-of-the-Art review on HDAC7’s role as a signalling hub
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📜State-of-the-Art Review📜
Histone deacetylase 7: a signalling hub controlling development, inflammation, metabolism and disease
✒️ By Matthew J. Sweet et al. from @UQ_News
🔗 buff.ly/3qfsMlX
#generegulation #HDAC7 #immunometabolism #macrophage
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A big shout out to our YSA mentors from @UQ_News, @QUT and @Griffith_Uni who have been sharing their knowledge and research skills with Year 9 students at Brisbane South State Secondary College this term
#STEM #schools #mentoring
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My first international conference and such a great experience!
Thanks to the organising team and @Fusion_Conf the long journey was so worth it!!
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How do innate immune cells respond to death and danger? Check out the review my fantastic (twitterless) PhD student Xiahoui Wang and I wrote for #BiochemSocTrans here ⬇️
How do cells sense neighbouring infection and death? @LarisaLabzin reviews how this sensing of infection and death shapes ensuing inflammatory responses in a new #OpenAccess #BiochemSocTrans mini-review.
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