It was great time and happy to stay longer if can!! #AusEpi22

Congratulations to postdoc Woo Jun Shim, PhD for winning the Emma Whitelaw Publication Award from the Australian Epigenetics Alliance for developing TRIAGE: Conserved Epigenetic Regulatory Logic Infers Genes Governing Cell Identity ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P… Institute for Molecular Bioscience Australasian Epigenetics Alliance

It’s an honour and privilege to receive Emma Whitelaw ECR publication award 2022 from Australasian Epigenetics Alliance for my work with Enakshi Sinniah, PhD with great mentorship from Nathan Palpant and Mikael Boden, and support from many more! Thank you all for this great experience!

Congratulations Woo Jun Shim, PhD for winning the UQ Industry Engagement Award for his long-standing collaboration with ⁦⁦@HaYaTherapx⁩ working to find treatment for organ fibrosis. Well done! ⁦Institute for Molecular Bioscience⁩

Congratulations Dr Woo Jun Shim (Woo Jun Shim, PhD) on receiving the Emma Whitelaw ECR Publication Award 2022 on behalf of the Australian Epigenetics Alliance for best first author 👏

It’s an honour to be selected as one of the EMCR Industry Engagement Award 2022 winners Institute for Molecular Bioscience . This award recognises over 2 years successful research collaboration with HAYA Therapeutics HAYA Therapeutics . Thank you Samir Ounzain and Nathan Palpant for support!

TRIAGE-Cluster: Inferring cell diversity in single cell data using consortium-scale epigenetic data as a biological anchor for cell identity biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Another preprint led by Vera and Woo Jun Shim, PhD: Inferring cell diversity in single cell data using consortium-scale epigenetic data as a biological anchor for cell identity. See cellfateexplorer.d24h.hk antisense. Australasian Society for Stem Cell Research OzSingleCell Omics Institute for Molecular Bioscience biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

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Our monthly AEpiA Seminar Series is back for 2023! On Thu 16 Mar we will hear from Dr Woo Jun Shim (UQ), the inaugural Emma Whitelaw ECR Publication Award Winner in 2022 AEpiA members would have received an email invite. Anyone can join. Visit epialliance.org.au/join/ #Epigenetics

Come see star postdoc Woo Jun Shim, PhD present on his work developing a computational approach, TRIAGE, to study genes governing cell identity. A well-deserved award from Australasian Epigenetics Alliance. Institute for Molecular Bioscience Australasian Society for Stem Cell Research ISSCR Cell Systems

Today Woo Jun Shim, PhD will be telling us about his work on "Inferring regulatory genes governing cell identity". There is still time to join! #AEpiAseminar eventbrite.com.au/myevent?eid=56…

Thank you for the invitation! Australasian Epigenetics Alliance I’m so grateful for this opportunity to share our research with you. Nathan Palpant Mikael Boden Enakshi Sinniah, PhD VeraSun Institute for Molecular Bioscience

Congrats to ⁦VeraSun⁩ and ⁦⁦Woo Jun Shim, PhD⁩ a great study just out in ⁦NAR Research⁩. Inferring cell diversity in single cell data using consortium-scale epigenetic data as a biological anchor for cell identity. academic.oup.com/nar/advance-ar…

Check out our new paper published in NAR Research! VeraSun Nathan Palpant Mikael Boden. Thank you all who have contributed to this work! academic.oup.com/nar/advance-ar…

✨Attention ECRs✨ Applications for the Emma Whitelaw Publication Award open today! 🏆1x Winner $1000 🏆2x Highly commended $500 each Email your applications and/or questions to [email protected] Must be an AEpiA member to apply epialliance.org.au/join/

1/14 Welcome to the June AEpiA ECR spotlight! This month we will learn more about Woo Jun (Chris) Shim Woo Jun Shim, PhD, who was the 2022 winner of the AEpiA ECR Emma Whitelaw publication award

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