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  • Enabling early and accurate diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease

    News / 22 February 2021

    A new detection method co-developed by EMBL Australia group leader Dr Yann Gambin could enable the early and accurate detection of Parkinson’s disease, vastly improving patient outcomes.
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  • Hint as to how SARS-CoV-2 might subvert immune defences

    News / 10 February 2021

    An international study co-led by EMBL Australia group leader Dr Yann Gambin has revealed a potential mechanism the SARS-CoV-2 virus may use to try to temper the host’s innate immune defence.
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  • Innovative research gives insights into the induction of protective malaria antibodies

    News / 4 February 2021

    A clinical human trial of malaria infection led by EMBL Australia group leader Dr Michelle Boyle has linked the activation of specific immune cells to the induction of protective antibodies against malaria - an important step towards the development of an effective vaccine.
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  • Three group leaders awarded $3.86m in NHMRC Ideas Grants

    News / 16 December 2020

    Three EMBL Australia group leaders have been awarded NHMRC Ideas Grants to expand their research in malaria, cancer cell biology and antibiotic resistance.
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  • A national-scale data asset to integrate molecular imaging with bio-analytics

    News / 7 December 2020

    EMBL Australia Scientific Head Professor James Whisstock is leading the development of an integrated microscopy and proteomics resource that will enable Australian researchers to understand the precise molecular makeup of the intracellular environment.
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  • EMBL Australia Newsletter - December 2020

    Newsletters / 7 December 2020

    News this quarter:

    • Chen Davidovich awarded coveted Viertel Fellowship
    • Creating a new, integrated microscopy & proteomics asset
    • Two group leaders receive ARC Discovery Project grants
    • Cancer-killing T cells ‘swarm’ to tumours, attract others to fight
    • Welcome to our newest group leader, Dr Vaishnavi Ananthanarayanan
    • Virtual EAPS an actual success
    • Visualising the Australian coronavirus genome

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  • This protein empowers cancer cells – targeting it could kickstart new therapies

    News / 1 December 2020

    EMBL Australia group leader Dr Maté Biro has contributed to an unexpected discovery about cancer cells.
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  • Welcome to our newest group leader, Dr Vaishnavi Ananthanarayanan

    News / 27 November 2020

    Dr Vaishnavi Ananthanarayanan, based at UNSW Sydney’s Single Molecule Science, is interested in the dynamic inner workings of a cell.
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  • Chen Davidovich awarded coveted Viertel Fellowship for gene regulation

    News / 22 November 2020

    EMBL Australia group leader Associate Professor Chen Davidovich has been awarded a prestigious Viertel Senior Medical Research Fellowship of $1.25 million to investigate how genes operate.
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  • Two group leaders awarded ARC Discovery Project grants

    News / 15 November 2020

    EMBL Australia group leaders Professor Eduardo Eyras and Associate Professor Max Cryle have been awarded Discovery Project grants in the areas of genetics and antimicrobial resistance, respectively.
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