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Calling all early-career chemistry researchers! Applications for the 74th @LindauNobel Laureate Meeting are now OPEN! ‍‍This prestigious event held annually in Germany draws together hundreds of young scientists with Nobel Laureates. It’s a potentially life-changing opportunity.

What's your favourite science fact? 🧠 We caught up with the host and contestants of this year's National Science Quiz to learn theirs. We also spoke with Nate Byrne and Rachel Rayner about their joyful journeys into STEM careers: csiro.au/en/news/All/Ar…

🖊️Check out Ashley Otero's blog providing the "behind the scenes" look at the lab's recent paper! 🤰🦠🧠 Severe flu infection during pregnancy disrupts the developing fetal brain communities.springernature.com/posts/severe-f…

Beyond excited to share my main postdoctoral work. We developed a robust mouse cortical organoid system, which recapitulates in vivo tempos and cellular diversity, and applied it to identify gene expression changes across subspecies during development. shorturl.at/9w0zT

A great and timely piece from ABC Australia about the global and Australian bird flu outbreak. This also features researchers from CSIRO like my amazing supervisor Jasmina Luczo, Matt Neave talking about some of the important research work we do to mitigate this threat 🪿🦠

A big thank you BrainOrganoidHub for this incredible opportunity. I am so grateful for all I have learnt and blown away with your generosity. So excited to take all I have learnt and start up our little organoid cultures CSIRO 🧠🧫🦠🔬

It was so fun to see these talented scientists work hard to master iPSC/organoid techniques in record time! We are so proud of our first workshop cohort and can't wait to see how they incorporate organoids into their science. Sincerest thank you from all of us. 🫶

This Sunday on Einstein A Go Go 3rrrfm we will interview Lynn Nazareth, PhD from CSIRO, Erinna Lee from La Trobe University, and Rachel Kirby from Monash Science. Huge show at 11am on 102.7FM or via rrr.org.au

📣Tune in to RRR 11 am in morning this Sunday to listen to Lynn Nazareth, PhD talk about her incredible research! 👃 🧠 🦠

I had a wonderful time chatting with Dr Shane Huntington OAM A/Prof Lauren Ayton Einstein A Go Go today. We covered all of my favourite topics- the 👃, 😪, 👃➡️🧠 infections 🦠 & some of our cool work CSIRO growing the inside of your 👃➡️ 🧫. You can catch my interview 🔗tinyurl.com/5ktya2uw

Great presentation by Lynn Nazareth, PhD CSIRO who's researching the relationship between the nasal cavity microbiome and how this impacts viral infections like #Influenza A. Possible implications for other respiratory viruses, #SARSCoV2? #YoungVIIN2024 #VIINYIS VIIN

Last by not least, we have Lynn Nazareth, PhD from CSIRO who shared the story of how Bodertella infection can block infection with influenza and the mechanism behind this using Ex vivo models 👃🫁 🧱

So grateful to have won best ECR Oral presentation Award and The Hartland Oration VIIN #YoungVIIN2024 🏆 A huge congratulations to all the award winners and the organisers for an amazing symposium 🤩 Also thank you to my amazing supervisor Jasmina Luczo & our team CSIRO

Meet our STEM superstars; Melanie, Lynn and Helen. 🌟 These pioneering researchers have been selected to join Science & Technology Australia’s Superstars of STEM program. We spoke to the researchers to hear their advice for those starting out in their STEM careers. csiro.au/en/news/All/Ar…

Our congratulations to the newest constellation of #SuperstarsOfSTEM! The stars include Worimi biomedical scientist Vanessa Sewell who was a recipient of our 2022 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Scientist Award, and 2023 Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting delegate, Dr Lynn

One of my fave bits in this article (by the excellent Lynn Nazareth, PhD from CSIRO) was a study about what people valued more than smell. HALF the women surveyed said they'd rather give up their sense of smell than their hair. (Have they heard of wigs??)

Outstanding young ECR Lynn Nazareth, PhD presenting Establishing murine nasal epithelial ex-vivo models to elucidate B. bronchiseptica-mediated Influenza A virus blockade at Plenary 2 & Hartland Oration session. Don’t miss it! #lorneiandi #theviin #ECR #CSIRO