EMBL Australia

News this quarter:

• Six group leaders awarded NHMRC Ideas Grants
• ARC Grant for novel study of brain function using plant receptors
• Group leader position at UNSW
• High hopes for futuristic tissue-healing method
• Science by the sea: EMBL Partnership Conference
• Max Cryle to lead Victorian node of new $35 million ARC research centre
• EAPS 2019: Student-run symposium continues to shine
• Profile: Dr Senthil Arumugam, EMBL Australia group leader

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• Upcoming events
• Recent publications
• Student opportunities

News this quarter:

• Peptide papers point to new ways of tackling bacteria
• NHMRC & ARC grant results
• Homeward Bound: the network of women changing the world
• The 5th annual EAPS update
• Supporting the application and development of optogenetics in academia and industry

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• Job opportunities
• Upcoming events
• Recent publications
• Student opportunities
• Get to know Dr Barry Thompson

News this quarter:

• Delegation to EMBL fosters new collaborations
• Position available: Group Leader in Biological Imaging
• Dr Richard Morris to lead research group at UNSW
• Unlocking clues to the cause of Alzheimer’s disease
• Career insights and networking were highlights of PhD Course
• Is Europe calling? Our travel grant applications are open

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• Upcoming events
• Student opportunities
• Job opportunities
• Recent publications
• Get to know Dr Richard Morris

News this quarter:

• Our ACT Node has launched
• Can early antibiotic use make vaccination less effective?
• Life science research to tackle societal challenges
• InsituNet: An app to analyse spatially resolved gene expression data
• Travel grant successes: job offers, collaborations and more

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• Student opportunities
• Job opportunities
• Recent publications
• Get to know Dr Robert Weatheritt

News this quarter:

• Katharina Gaus honoured with international science award
• Expanding rings vital for viable embryo
• Working towards a cure for type 1 diabetes
• Funding success for research into regenerative medicine and molecular mechanisms
• EAPS 2017: ‘Overcoming Chaos’ in the best way
• ​ABACBS 2017 showcases the cutting edge in bioinformatics
• EMBL Director awarded honorary doctorate from ANU

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• Student opportunities
• Job opportunities
• Recent publications
• Get to know Dr Michelle Boyle

News this quarter:

• Max Cryle awarded fellowship to battle antimicrobial resistance
• Edwina McGlinn and Maté Biro awarded ARC Discovery Project grants
• Harald Janovjak is a ‘Scientist to Watch’
• EMBL Australia researcher awarded a Victoria Fellowship
• David Lynn on the importance of incentivising Open Science
• Aussie contingent shines at EMBL PhD Symposium

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• Upcoming events
• Recent publications
• Get to know EMBL Australia Group Leader Mikaël Martino

News this quarter:

• Our Partner Laboratory Network is expanding and we’re looking for new group leaders
• Nobel Laureate imparts lessons in perseverance to PhD Course students
• Antibiotic insight may help in battle against ‘superbugs’
• EMBL Australia PhD Course: 60 students, 57 presenters, 10 big days
• EMBL alumni in Australia come together for the first time
• PhD student’s imaging app impresses at VIZBI

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• Upcoming events
• Jobs at EMBL Australia

News this quarter:

• Ancient DNA expert Professor Alan Cooper to give public address at the EMBL Australia PhD Course on 12 July 2017
• Swiss researcher Dr Harald Janovjak announced as a new EMBL Australia group leader
• Join EMBL for their first alumni event to be held in Australia
• EMBL’s Head of Electron Microscopy Core Facility, Dr Yannick Schwab, will present at EMBL Australia’s PhD Course
• Gaus group researchers have developed a sensor to measure membrane charges in live cells
• The Davidovich group has further enhanced our knowledge on how genes are regulated

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• Student opportunities
• Upcoming events
• Job opportunities