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Was really nice to be included in Wills story. The Hospital Research Foundation does a tremendous job of advocating for medical research and is a great supporter of the Centre for Cancer Biology #TogetherFight Centre for Cancer Biology

Make sure you save the date for our upcoming symposium. We already have some amazing international and national speakers confirmed.

Registrations and abstract submission for the 5th OzMRS Scientific Symposium are now open! You won't want to miss this one- check out the following link. ozmrs.com/ozmrs-symposium

Are you interested in using the latest CRISPR technologies to uncover functions of splice variants in cancer? We have a funded PhD project available in my lab at the Centre for Cancer Biology. Centre for Cancer Biology UniSA More details are at unisa.edu.au/research/degre…

Now open to international students! Are you interested in using CRISPR technology to study alternative splicing in cancer? We have a funded PhD project available in my lab. Closes 12th March. Centre for Cancer Biology UniSA More details are at unisa.edu.au/research/degre…

#UniSA Centre for Cancer Biology scientist Assoc Prof Philip Gregory applauds 2024 #NobelPrize winners for #microRNA discovery: "The recognition is both well-deserved and a little bit overdue", Gregory tells @COSMOSMagazine. Read his comments here: brnw.ch/21wNAgU #medicine

Congratulations to CCB’s Sharad Kumar Sharad Kumar and Philip Gregory on securing ARC DPs!

Applications for the postdoc positions are now available. If you are passionate about gene regulation, RNA splicing, and using CRISPR tools to understand how these processes impact cancer progression you are welcome to apply. Centre for Cancer Biology UniSA workingatunisa.nga.net.au/cp/index.cfm

My lab at the Center for Cancer Biology (UniSA, Adelaide, Australia) has a fully funded PhD position open to domestic or international students to explore the functions of alternative spliced isoforms in prostate cancer progression. Centre for Cancer Biology unisa.edu.au/research/degre…