EMBL Australia Newsletter - July 2014
Newsletters / 1 July 2014
- EMBL Australia PhD course wrap-up
- SAHMRI now open for business
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- Upcoming events
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EMBL Australia Newsletter - June 2014
Newsletters / 1 June 2014
- Want to travel to Europe? EMBL Australia can help
- 60 students head to Canberra to glimpse what’s ‘hot’ in research
- In other news:
- Upcoming events
- About EMBL Australia
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EMBL Australia Newsletter - May 2014
Newsletters / 1 May 2014
- Understand my genome to understand yours
- Boosting Aussie bioinformatics – Connection Grants go to…
- In other news:
- Upcoming events and deadlines
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EMBL Australia Newsletter - April 2014
Newsletters / 1 April 2014
- Research head-start: the 2nd EMBL Australia PhD Course comes to ANU
- Right time, right place – when punctuality is a matter of life or death
- In other news:
- Want to work with EMBL Australia in Adelaide?
- AMSI Intern is searching for an up and coming bioinformatician
- Who runs the world? Microbes!
- EMBO workshops come to Australia
- Events and deadlines
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EMBL Australia Newsletter - March 2014
Newsletters / 1 March 2014
- Introducing our new South Australian group leaders
- Systems biology is tackling the big questions in Melbourne – ICSB 2014
- In other news:
- Travel to Europe with an EMBL Australia travel grant
- How resilient is our Great Barrier Reef to climate change?
- Got an idea to bring bioinformaticians together? Make it happen with a Connection Grant
- Events and deadlines
- About EMBL Australia
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EMBL Australia Newsletter - January-February 2014
Newsletters / 1 February 2014
- Travel to Europe or Canberra – launching our 2014 student program
- Measuring wellness – a tipping point for systems biology
- In other news
- Learning is as important as discovery
- Could you be eligible for a science prize in 2014?
- Science with scenery – Lorne becomes Australia’s science hub in February
- Upcoming events
- About EMBL Australia
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EMBL Australia Newsletter - December 2013
Newsletters / 1 December 2013
- Your first hug: How the early embryo changes shape – published in Nature Cell Biology
- Competitive advantage for Aussies at the EMBL PhD Symposium in Germany
- In other news
- Prime Minister Abbott attends SAHMRI grand opening
- Where there’s science, there’s maths – BioInfoSummer 2013 review
- Corals and koalas – sharing uniquely Australian genomic data through BRAEMBL
- Embryos, genetics, and heart disease all receive NHMRC funding at EMBL Australia
- Upcoming events
- About EMBL Australia