JCU scientists have found material used for fish allergy testing is unreliable - potentially putting lives at risk. bit.ly/2v1Anol

ASFB student members: It's time to apply for the Michael Hall Student Innovation Award (for marine research) and Barry Jonassen Award (freshwater). Applications close April 30, 2019. Each winner receives up to $2000 for their research project. asfb.org.au/awards/

Do sharks hybridise? Genomewide SNPs and mtDNA data give some answers... Read our new contribution in MPE on Galapagos and dusky sharks here! sciencedirect.com/science/articl… Another great work of Dr. Diana Pazmiño ! #SharkGenomics #sharks #genomics #hybridization @CSTFA_JCU CSE @JCU James Cook Uni

We're seeking project proposals that investigate the issues, current and future trends, gaps and requirements from those working in the fields of research storage and compute. READ MORE: ardc.edu.au/project/open-c… #discovery activities

First paper out of AITHM's PC3 Lab @JCU! Congratulations Hanrindra Sathkumara and team! "BCG Vaccination Prevents Reactivation of Latent Lymphatic Murine Tuberculosis Independently of CD4+ T Cells" doi.org/10.3389/fimmu.…

To our members using or thinking of using MARFU facilities-please fill out the survey below! Open lines of communication are key for making research happen! #surveysays #research James Cook Uni

Gene editing makes cows without horns pops.ci/1lIsUX

Great new resource from researchers from #CTBMBResearch! Looks like Acropora millepora is on its way to becoming a model species for the #coral world! Well done Ira Cooke & co! #wholegenomesequence #genome #genetics James Cook Uni

Did you hear? #AITHM's Thimo Ruethers has made the Australian finals for FameLab 2019! Good luck tomorrow!!!! Molecular Allergy RL

New work by Zhang Jia with A/Prof Zoe Richards Cheong Xin (CX) Chan Luke Thomas Prof Jan Strugnell using 75 phased whole genomes to study evolution of Acropora digitifera in Western Australia. 1/4 CTBMB_JCU MarineOmics biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Our paper on the popgen of Kimberley corals is out today in Molecular Biology and Evolution. Deep WGS and amazing tools from human genomics let us track their evolution since the last ice-age and identify genes for survival in a tough inshore environment. doi.org/10.1093/molbev…