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Communication upskilling googledownunder this week with fellow #superstarsofstem, thanks to Science & Technology Australia. Wonderful meeting you Amanda Khoury, M Zeppel, Dr Sat Dushy, @salt_sed_belle!

Our #SuperstarsOfSTEM Sally Hurst & Amanda Khoury will be at #FutureScienceTalks SydneyComedyFestival! Don't miss this hilarious crossover of comedy and awe-inspiring science: sydneycomedyfest.com.au/event/future-s…

Omg! Performer at Sydney Comedy Fest life goal ticked off!

Latest piece in The Conversation about how clever bees are. Imagine if we knew as much about other invertebrates 😍 Sydney Uni Media Sydney Science @BambiraptorF theconversation.com/bees-can-do-so… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand

Watch Amanda Khoury & Lachlan Gray in the science comedy talks for SydneyComedyFestival tomorrow night! You will hear from five speakers on topics ranging from the female immune system, 3D DNA, nanotechnology, invasive plant species and fossils. ow.ly/ec8250OrHHt

That’s a wrap on our shows at SydneyComedyFestival! Thanks to Sydney Comedy School for the workshops and booking of these sold out shows. Very fortunate to share the stage with these brilliant and hilarious researchers! Until next time!

What an honour for my science comedy journey with Sydney Comedy School to be featured on The Science Show ABC Science! You can listen to the story here: abc.net.au/radionational/… (from 30:15)

A group snap from our Postdoc Research Forum which included amazing talks from researchers across the campus including Garvan Institute of Medical Research Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute and St. Vincent’s Centre for Applied Medical Research. Thanks to all the members of the Postdoctoral Development Committee for organising the day.

Exciting paper out from Sam Ross and Ozren Bogdanovic which characterises epigenetic marks in teleosts. Also, TIL that a teleost is a 🐟

We are happy to announce that our program of work on the development & deployment of a novel anti-fibrotic in pancreatic cancer has just been published (OpenAccess) in Nature Cancer | → nature.com/articles/s4301… ← | Matrix & Metastasis Lab Garvan Institute of Medical Research #extracellularmatrix #ECM #cancer

It felt amazing to be teaching a room full of eager female science students about epigenetics so soon after the news that female scientists are almost completely absent in the HSC curriculum 💪🏻 #WomenInSTEM #superstarsofSTEM #scienceAU

A break from regular programming as we had the amazing opportunity to learn from journalists SBS News on Friday. We discussed how to ensure accurate and compelling science reporting. Is if that wasn't enough, I got to spend the day with the fabulous NSW #SuperstarsofSTEM cohort.

The World Needs Science, and Science Needs Women. A huge congratulations to our 2023 #FWIS Fellows! These women are pioneers in their fields and we're thrilled to recognise their achievements today. @garvaninstitute @unimelb Peter Mac Cancer Centre Kirby Institute, UNSW GNS Science Te Pū Ao

I had so much fun talking to 120 high school students about what it means to be an epigeneticist for the L’Oreal UNESCO Girls in Science Forum! Congrats to all of the L’Oreal Fellows, you are smashing it.

In case you missed it: We are pleased to award this year's #ACDS Prize for Outstanding ECRs to Abigail Grootveld of Garvan Institute of Medical Research! 🏆 With Phan Lab, Abigail Grootveld discovered that #apoptotic B cell fragments activate tingible body macrophages 👏 Congratulations Abigail!

Absolutely amazing work from my brilliant friends

Our work on DNA methylation reprogramming in the sea lamprey is now out Nature Communications 🌈 thank you to all our collaborators, and to the reviewers for their insightful comments! Ozren Bogdanovic Garvan Institute of Medical Research UNSW Biotechnology & Biomolecular Sciences Centro Andaluz de Biología del Desarrollo doi.org/10.1038/s41467…

An informative and fun chat with Associate Professor Phillip Cunningham, Professor Benjamin Kile and Professor Jason Kovacic about all things St Vincent's Sydney Health Innovation Precinct.

Thanks to the organisers of Biomolecular Horizons 2024 for inviting me to talk about my recent publication on persistent CTCF binding site mutations in cancer. This conference has been a blast! #bmh2024