Now Shaam Al Abed tells us about her work on the cognitive deficits in autism spectrum disorders Dehorter Lab ANU Media #ChristmasMeeting_IN

Happy New Year 2025! 🎉 Here’s to another incredible year filled with life-changing medical discoveries from the John Curtin School of Medical Research (JCSMR). 🧬🔬✨ #HappyNewYear #2025 #ourANU Science & Medicine at ANU

It’s that time of year again—welcoming NYSF - 41yrs in 2025! Year 12 Program students! We hope you all had an amazing afternoon packed with fun and science. 🔬✨ #NYSF2025 #STEM

Garvan’s Professor Chris Goodnow has been awarded the prestigious #CrafoordPrize in Polyarthritis. His groundbreaking research revealed how the immune system prevents autoimmune disease, which affects 1 in 8 people globally. Read more: ow.ly/tH7z50US4R6

Struggling to sleep in the summer heat? Researchers School of Medicine and Psychology are seeking participants aged 50+ without air conditioning in their bedrooms to study the impact of heat on sleep. Interested? Sign up now!

🔬 It’s International Day of Women and Girls in Science today. Our lab is very proud to support women in science and recognise their outstanding contributions to our workplace John Curtin School of Medical Research, ANU ourANU Science & Medicine at ANU ANU Media Research at ANU #WomenInScience #WomenInScienceDay 1/3

Today marks the 10th International Day of Women and Girls in Science! 🔬✨We’re celebrating the trailblazers of STEM—past and present—and reaffirming our commitment to a more inclusive future. See you in science. #IDWGS #WomenInScience

🎙️🎙️🎙️ COMING SOON! My #Podcast conversation with Kenan Kraković on our research into the #immune system, #infectious disease & #cancer, #academic careers, #lab life, #student engagement and mentoring, and much more! Stay tuned! John Curtin School of Medical Research, ANU Science & Medicine at ANU ourANU ANU Media Research at ANU

💜🌍 Today is Rare Disease Day! 🌍💜 Together, we stand with the 300 million people worldwide living with rare diseases. In uniting on this day we can raise awareness, advocate for change, and promote a more equitable future! ⚖️ Learn more: rarediseaseday.org

Looking forward to tomorrow night! ❤️

⭐Congrats to our postdoc Cynthia Turnbull for receiving a Royal Society of NSW Early Career Research+Service Citations at last night’s #Awards Presentation. Cynthia is being recognised for outstanding research into the #immune system. So happy to see her receiving this award in person😊1/2

This #InternationalWomensDay, we celebrate the brilliant women in STEM who are pushing boundaries, breaking barriers and inspiring the next generation. Thank you for making our world better. 💜 #IWD2025

😊 The Podcast is finally here! Check out my conversation with Kenan Kraković about scientific #research & #education! 🔬🦠 #immunology #infection #cancer John Curtin School of Medical Research, ANU Science & Medicine at ANU ourANU 🔗youtube.com/watch?v=3k8G17…

⭐I’m delighted to share that Dr Cynthia Turnbull from our lab has been awarded an #ASBMB Fellowship ASBMB for outstanding work in #biochemistry or #molecular biology🎈Cynthia’s research have provided new insights into #immune disorders.🔬Congratulations!🥳 John Curtin School of Medical Research, ANU ourANU

🥳I’m very honoured to be receiving the 2025 Shimadzu Research Medal from the Australian Society for Molecular Biology&Biochemistry ASBMB This is not just an individual award but recognises my lab’s collective contribution🙏David Tremethick & Ross Hannan for their nomination.

“Genetic mutations are like the rain that all genes must endure—they are constant and unavoidable. However, not all genes, and the proteins they encode, are equally well waterproofed,” says A/Prof Dan Andrews, whose team looked at every possible mutation in the human proteome.

🎙️ On 21 May, ACT RNA Club hosted Blueprints of RNA Research: A Founders’ Dialogue at ANU’s Research School of Biology. Leaders from RSB, JCSMR & CSIRO shared their science, stories & passion for RNA. 🎥 Missed it? Watch the full seminar here: youtube.com/watch?v=GwaD1n…

It sounds like something straight out of sci-fi, but scientists can now 3D-print living cells 🤯 In the future, we'll be able to 3D-print entire organs, predicts bioengineer Professor Adam Perriman from John Curtin School of Medical Research, ANU and the ANU Research School of Chemistry. science.anu.edu.au/news-events/ne…