I was lucky enough to attend the #ComBio2022 conference this week and was amazed by the amount of current and upcoming research! 👩🏼‍🔬Congratulations to Harry Eyck for receiving an award for his talk on nematodes 🪱

Thanks to Lee Rollins and her group #Rollinstones for the amazing opportunity to attend this years #combio2022 conference!

Very excited to receive the Philip Batterham Conference Prize for my Honours research on cane toad microbial profiles before and after nematode infection 🪱🦠 Thank you to my supervisor Lee Rollins for the immense support, and all who contributed to this project. 😊

Congratulations to Maddison Howie, winner of the Genetics AustralAsia Philip Batterham Conference Prize, to assist Honours and Masters students who are members of GSA to attend the annual conference. #GSA2024

Super excited to announce that the research I did during my honours year is now officially published! I investigated how the microbiome in Tasmanian devil pouches changes during lactation 🦠 🧬 Thank you to everyone involved! Prof Carolyn Hogg @ellemclennan Kathy Belov

Cane toads are definitely not Australia’s favorite animal, but their high invasive potential is amazing to study genetics, evolution, and adaptation. Or at least that’s what I tried to sell at #GSA2024 this week. Do you think they bought it?

Had a great time presenting updates on my research and catching up with everyone at #GSA2024 this week! #Rollinstones