Excited to post my first tweet sharing our review summarising advances in the field of #microgels and #cartilage regeneration over the past years. CSIRO

We are hiring! Our CSIRO team is looking for a #Postdoc with a background in bioelectric sensing. During the 3-year #CERC fellowship, you will develop novel electrode materials and coatings that can achieve improved bioelectronic sensing or stimulation. jobs.csiro.au/job/Melbourne%…

#Boosted #BoosterShots Super Fast Walk-in at Royal Exhibition Vaccination Hub.

Join us at CSIRO Research Officer – Biomedical Devices (∞) jobs.csiro.au/job/Melbourne%… Postdoc – Bioelectronic Interfaces (3 y) jobs.csiro.au/job/Melbourne%… Research Scientist – Optical & Quantum Biosensing (3 y) jobs.csiro.au/job/Melbourne%… Quality Assurance (1.5 y) jobs.csiro.au/job/Melbourne%…

Fungal pathogens can cause illnesses and death. They are becoming increasingly common and resistant to treatment. Yet, too little is known about them. The 🆕 WHO fungal priority pathogens list is an important step to boost urgently needed research: 📌 bit.ly/3N6QcBi

Australia has real talent working on sustainable solutions to the #AMR threat posed by these superbugs. Whether we can act rapidly enough will depend on whether support comes from government and other funders. Centre to Impact AMR SBS News

Unmet Needs in AMR- Nenad Macesic leads the first panel discussion with Simon Corrie, Helmut Thissen and Adam Jenney. Insights into the state of Infectious Disease Diagnostics and potential new technologies that could help.

Excited to share my first contribution to the antimicrobial resistance field! Grateful for the incredible collaboration with Tao Huang Andrea O'Connor Nicolas H. Voelcker @nicovoelcker.bsky.social Dr Daniel Heath, recruiting PhD students CSIRO University of Melbourne | Check authors.elsevier.com/c/1h5jO4x7R2gM… #AntimicrobialResistance #medicaldevices

Just attended the incredible 6th Stevens Conference on Bacterial and Material Interactions last week, stevens.edu/bacteria-mater… right before the smoke engulfed NYC. Such a fantastic event! I also had the privilege of visiting Prof. Paul B. Savage at BYU. Truly an honor!