A Nature study reveals interaction between T cells and neural stem cells in old brains in mice, opening potential avenues to counter age-related decline in brain function. go.nature.com/306cd9M

Nature can be a source of influence for many things—including the improvement of laminated #glass. Learn more about how scientists created glass with superior damage tolerance with a little inspiration from mollusks. ($) fcld.ly/z36s8bg #SciMagPerspective

November winner 2018 #flickr flic.kr/p/2chgiuf

Paul Weiss Paul Weiss ACS Nano talking about global opportunities for nanoscience and nanotechnology and adding chemical dimension to lithography at #CMITworkshop2019 CMIT CNSI at UCLA Ali Khademhosseini

Timothy Deming talking about copolypeptide hydrogels at #CMITworkshop2019 CMIT Ali Khademhosseini

“The #academic job market can be brutal, but your best weapon in this fight is to minimize the noise and maximize the signal.” The latest #LetterstoYoungScientists column from Science Careers. fcld.ly/2klfhd7

A message from #UQ: COVID-19 You can read the full email sent to students here: about.uq.edu.au/covid-19-stude…

Scientists have engineered #CARTcells with receptors based on a toxin found in scorpion venom—allowing the cells to safely recognize and destroy #glioblastomas that often evade immune recognition in mice. Read more in Science Translational Medicine: fcld.ly/fy1upi8

It is with great pleasure to invite Prof. Tim Kastelle to give a talk on Creativity and Innovation on Science as AIBN’s GEDC seminar AIBN Research Tim Kastelle

Thrilled and humbled to receive DECRA from Australian Research Council, we are developing next generation mass spectrometry for single-cell metabolomics. Thank you the support from AIBN Research, my mentors, students and collaborators

Share my 1 min talk about our research about nanomaterials for bone regeneration @aipolsci UQ Health @queenslandscience youtu.be/qjCAsRz_Ybc?si… via YouTube

First time to join the international nanomedicine conference at Sydney. Great learning experience. very happy to catch up with old friends and meet new friends #oznanomed Dr. Chun Xu NanoMed #nanotechnology

It was great to visit UNSW and give a talk at the School of Chemical Engineering. Thanks to Sophia for the kind invitation!@SophiaZiGu

🚀 Exciting news! Join us for the Sydney Nano Nano Health Symposium on 31st Oct at USYD! 🌟 We’re honoured to have Prof. Robert Langer from MIT, Prof. Frank Caruso from Melbourne, and Prof. Wei Tao from Harvard as plenary speakers. Registration is FREE sydney.edu.au/nano/news/even…

Free registration here sydney.edu.au/nano/news/even… Sydney Nano Sydney Health

Have a look at our inaugural Nano Health Symposium on the 31st of October hosted by Sydney Nano! Come join us :). sydney.edu.au/nano/news/even… Dr. Chun Xu ASBTE

Join our inaugural Sydney Nano Health symposium on the 31st of October hosted by Sydney Nano. Free registration, join today. Dr. Chun Xu Khoon Lim

Prof Wei Tao from Harvard medical school is talking about nano micro technology for medicine at #sydneynanohealth Sydney Nano Sydney Health

PhD scholarship at USYD!! We're looking for passionate PhD students to join our team working on cutting-edge mass spectrometry based molecule analysis. Sydney Health sydney.edu.au/scholarships/c…

Excited to attend the 15th International Nanomedicine Conference and honored to give an invited talk on nanotechnology-assisted biomolecule detection and multi-omics analysis. Grateful for the opportunity to share our work and reconnect with friends!