We are hiring!📣 We are looking for a bioinformatics research assistant to join our team at WEHI (Walter and Eliza Hall Institute) in Melbourne, Australia to study regulation of blood cell production 🩸 wehi.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/WEHI/job/Parkv…

Come work with us!🙏 3 exciting new positions in a dynamic team: Research Assistant, Research Fellow/Senior Research Fellow and PhD scholarship Melbourne School of Population and Global Health to improve #IndigenousHealth Part-time options or secondment opportunities considered. Please share🧵👇

This is one for the files! 🤩 #nephrons

📣We are hiring again! This time we are hunting for a #postdoc to work on our 3D-stem cell derived placentoid model. Applications close midnight June 23rd. Full details: seek.com.au/job/57110449 #postdocjobs #placenta #stemcells @Postdocjobsaus ANZPRA SRB

A summary of some career ideas💡 after a biomedical degree. Thanks for putting these together @science_latte

Great simple tips to help improve presentation images. Thanks Matt Carter I wish I thought about changing my red and green fluorescent images to magenta and green to accomodate colour blindness in past publications 😞

This is what nervous system of a mouse embryo looks like: #biology by N. Burns

If you have solutions to: - avoid or treat inorganic waste inputs, - ⬇️use of single use-plastics or, - turn inorganic waste into valuable resources, then check out the Agtech and Logistics Hub’s Open Innovation Challenge and apply before July 1! agtechlogisticshub.com.au/services/open-…

We all have ideas... What if we helped you turn YOUR idea into IMPACT? #online #program #UN #sustainability #development #goals #students #JCU #impact #personaldevelopment

Yesterday was my last day of working at Google. Perhaps this comes as surprise to you twitter folks, as I haven't widely announced that I left academia to try something new. Here's what I learned in 9 months as a Data Analyst who (temporarily) left Astronomy for Big Tech. 1/n

While out running this morning, I encountered a man who was about to jump off a bridge near Rock Creek Park to take their own life Fortunately, I'm trained in suicide intervention and this person is much better now. But I want to share some of our conversation ⤵️

Publications are surely a bonus and can fetch you interview calls for industries, but they do not guarantee your selection. Here are a few tips I learnt that helped me transition from academia to industry after my PhD and landed me a job. (1/n) PhD Voice - Independently Run #AcademicChatter

I have a wild ambulance IV #ketamine story that I feel like I have to share. I told it to my students in a class on the plasticity of #consciousness and they insisted it needs to be public knowledge. So, somewhat apprehensibly, here it is. Strap in 📜:

Any bioinformaticians want a great work/life balance and to live in beautiful Cairns Australia? I’m hiring at least 1 postdoc in early 2023 and have a PhD scholarship available for a domestic or international student. #bioinformatics #postdoc #phd James Cook Uni ABACBS

I ran a half marathon this past weekend. I feel quite honored to work as a cardiologist and use my training for the benefit of others, but I never expected those skills to be needed in this manner outside of work.

1 A middle aged man with severe jaundice, referred for evaluation Cause of jaundice unknown Denied alcohol use multiple times Started on a different kind of clinical history: about family, work, marriage, children The last word struck a chord Started weeping uncontrollably

Academics seem hardwired to count the # of publications on someone’s CV in order to measure their “value.” But let’s try not to forget all the factors that support or hinder the path to publications. A 🧵 with some questions to consider... #AcademicTwitter

October 1st: the challenge begins! 60km run over the month of October. Let this be your inspiration to get moving🏃🏻‍♀️‍➡️🏃🏼‍♀️‍➡️🏃🏽‍♀️‍➡️ whilst supporting a great cause #kidneyhealth fundraise.kidney.org.au/s/5535/6254/t