Honored to join the #WomenInSTEMM Summit's panel on building a diverse & inclusive culture for future leaders.

Joined by the amazing STEMM leaders and panelists Dr Ruwangi Fernando of STEMSisters & Misty Jenkins AO of WEHI (Walter and Eliza Hall Institute) for their insights.

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We loved meeting Ambassador Kennedy to talk about the importance of medical research and clinical trials for #braincancer BrainCancerCentre in #jenkinslab WEHI (Walter and Eliza Hall Institute) w Jim Whittle & Brain Cancer Lab

Our first Brain Tumours Online Q&A Webinar for 2024 is coming up soon on 22nd Jan. This one will be focused on High Grade Glioma treatments, including an overview of Standard of Care (SOC), any current/new clinical trials and some promising Australian research studies. (1/3).

I am proud that we have partnered with DeadlyScience to provide immersive opportunities for the next generation of budding Indigenous scientists WEHI (Walter and Eliza Hall Institute)

Re-advertising for an RA. Please circulate again: looking for someone with good molecular (cloning, NGS a bonus), cellular (culture, multiparameter FACS), lab organisation skills, and love working with different people and new tech! seek.com.au/job/72264725?r…

NCIG is thrilled to announce that BOTH of our research papers submitted to Nature journal have been published today. Thank you to our collaborative partners, whose invaluable contributions made this achievement possible. Check out the links to the papers in the comments below.

It is going to be great to get our brain cancer researchers together 🧠 this Feb 2024 BrainCancerCentre

Thanks Cynthia Turnbull It was a great conference!

Assoc Prof Misty Jenkins AO our Joint Head of Research Strategy & WEHI (Walter and Eliza Hall Institute) Lab Head talks about the incredible immunology research her team is undertaking. They’re on the cusp of some exciting breakthroughs we can’t wait to see what this means for new treatments & trials

Noongar woman Professor Sandra Eades AO is an amazing leader in medical research and #indigenous health. She is Plenary Speaker in a Focus Day on One Health: Indigenous Pathways @BMH2024Melb. Cam Raw, Jessica Buck, Jordon Lima, Misty Jenkins AO SING_Australia.

What are the most read #articles from #NeuroOncology for November?

Click here to access the articles: buff.ly/3xJDwdR

1/ We are excited to report in nature the discovery that human inborn errors of the alternative NF-κB pathway-dependent immunity underlie the development of auto-Abs neutralizing type I IFNs (rdcu.be/dqBBU).

We’re turning 2 🥳 We’re excited about how far we’ve come but this is just the beginning. We’re bringing together the best & brightest minds working towards our vision: one day no lives will be lost to brain cancer. Help share this message & build on the momentum of The BCC

Drawing on the perspective of Australian brain cancer experts (Telethon Kids Cancer Centre BrainCancerCentre Jeff Holst) our paper in the high impact journal Signal Transduction and Targeted Therapy(STTT) describes exciting new therapeutic strategies for the treatment of brain cancer #GBM nature.com/articles/s4139…

We’re excited to announce new Joint Head, Research Strategy A/Prof Misty Jenkins AO @WEHI_Research & Dr Jim Whittle Peter Mac Cancer Centre & WEHI 👏They'll develop our research strategy to achieve our vision: one day no lives are lost to brain cancer.
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This is us, our children’s fates brought us together and we want to make a difference to the lives of children diagnosed with DIPG.

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Applying computational biology principles of robustness, modularity, scalability, and interoperability to spatial metabolomics has allowed us to optimize experiment design for studies into glioma. Now looking forward to seeing what we can find next.

A novel high-affinity scFv antibody targeting the histone 3.3 K27M25-35 neoepitope in the context of HLA-A*02:01 recognized peptide-pulsed APCs, but not H3.3K27M-mutated cell lines derived from patients with DIPG. bit.ly/3Roxj16  WEHI (Walter and Eliza Hall Institute)  Misty Jenkins AO

It is so special to mentor a student in the lab who grows into a thoughtful scientist! This week we were privleged to enjoy Dr Bec Abbott’s PhD graduation at The University of Melbourne - such a special celebration! #jenkinslab Ryan S Cross