Tom Davis AIBN Research CBNS kicking start the annual Frontiers in Bio-Nano Science Symposium

I was absolutely way too busy to share today's amazing experience while I was experiencing it. Our two plenary speakers talked about commercialisation and gave us greater vision of "sprinting" this science "marathon" and achieve more! FBNS

Absolutely enjoyed all we can do about science at FBNS at Session one "Not So Basic Science"! It opened up so many thoughts that we can do data analysis, use magnet, making polymers, and print cells all differently! Science but not just science!

Enjoyed the free vibe of FBNS talking to this great panel about how to translate science from bench to the marketplace! We can do so many things with science, with the skills that we developed in PhD, and most importantly with our passion!

Very grateful to be part of this fantastic session on "Collaboration is Key" and I am sure we created some great inspirations for the audience! The prize is really just a prize for the whole team! FBNS

First time organising a symposium, first time chairing a session, first time giving a 10 min talk about collaboration (not about experimental results)... So many first time for me happened in FBNS and I deeply appreciated everyone around me for the support! I grew so much!

Great to be involved with FBNS at The Precinct yesterday - both in the “From Benchtop to Marketplace” panel as well as judge in the "Spark Tank" session. So impressed by the quality of the presentations. UniseedFund #seedingthefuture

Great for Peter Devine to be involved with FBNS at The Precinct yesterday - both in the “From Benchtop to Marketplace” panel as well as judge in the "Spark Tank" session. So impressed by the quality of the presentations. #seedingthefuture

Enjoying the sunny Brisbane with the waterfront view and jacaranda in full bloom after the FBNS - thanks to the hardwork of committee members and esp. Sohinee Sarkar for leading the team and putting up a wonderful and successful event. CBNS

Introducing one of our plenary speakers, Dr Shane Huntington OAM Dr Shane Huntington. Dr Hungtington has lead the RRR radio science team for 30 years. For full speaker bio and more information, visit the website fbns2021.com

Introducing another of our fantastic plenery speakers, Dr Tim Lee @tim_x_lee . Dr Lee is a scientist turned comedian. For more information and full bio visit fbns2021.com

Introducing another incredible speaker for this year's symposium, Dr Hannah Wardill Dr Hannah Rose Wardill. Dr Wardill improves cancer recovery through gut health, and will be discussing The Art of Science Communication fbns2021.com

Abstract submissions are OPEN! PhDs and ECRs submit before December 20th to be a part of the last ever FBNS Symposium fbns2021.com

Great news! Abstracts deadline have been extended until January 20th. Speakers will also be able to apply for travel grants. fbns2021.com

Registration for FBNS 2021 closing this Friday, go register on FBNS2021.com This virtual event is free for all CBNS PhD students and ECRs, so don't miss out!

Registration for FBNS is open for a few more days only! Last chance to attend this great event. Check out our exciting program and register @ FBNS2021.com

Last chance to attend FBNS 2021, register before midnight! fbns2021.com

Thank you everyone who attended last week's very successful FBNS 2021! A special thanks to our sponsors Thermo Fisher, PerkinElmer and @ANFFHQ for your great support and engagement.

Congratulation to the winners of our 3 speaker sessions. In a Nutshell Winner Paula Cevaal Baba1337 Science Talk Winner Saikat Gosh UQ Centre for Advanced Imaging Spark Tank Winner Denzil Furtado Baba1337