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Just back from a fantastic visit to Melbourne for #AuPS2023 Australian Physiological Society. Thanks to many great colleagues for visits and discussions - James McNamara, PhD at Murdoch Children's Research Institute (MCRI); Bell-Lab: Cardiac Disease Mechanisms Dr Kate Weeks Kim Mellor & Lea Delbridge at University of Melbourne. 10 days of cutting-edge #heart & #muscle sci!

Check out this latest work from the Benjamin Parker group on the AMPK substrate, C18ORF25. A great follow up from their recent Cell Metabolism paper with beautiful correlative analyses between mechanics and proteomes of single fibres. #myotwitter pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

At long last published! Skeletal muscle regeneration in 3 dimensions! Thanks to Dr. Brittany Collins Jake Shapiro Mya Scheib Rob Musci @Mayank_Verma_ #myotwitter Developmental Cell cell.com/developmental-…

So proud of our legend Sarah Garnish for her gong in the basic researcher category of the Premier’s Award for Health and Medical Research for her amazing PhD work. Fantastic night celebrating a bunch of emerging legends. WEHI (Walter and Eliza Hall Institute)

I will be establishing a new research lab at HRI and CPC in Sydney in mid-July. RO and RA positions available. Details below for research officer. Heart Research Institute #HeartHealth #exercise #MolecularBiology #CardiacFunction ♥️

Very happy to share the latest paper from my previous postdoc with Sakthivel Sadayappan, PhD, MBA! We would love any feedback on the paper. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Total pleasure to present our ALPK3 story at ICCG in Brisbane. Great meeting!

James McNamara, PhD Congratulations James so exciting to see our #anatomy alumni soaring in their careers and improving health care outcomes.

Our third Annual Scientific Meeting is currently underway. This year, researchers from all three reNEW Nodes have gathered in Melbourne, Australia. The meeting enables valuable knowledge exchange and fosters collaboration between our researchers across all three reNEW Nodes. The

Come see our ClinGen HCM gene re-curation poster!! P07.025.A awesome work by co-first authors SophieHespe and Amber Waddell #eshg2024 Garvan Institute of Medical Research

Thanks Michelle Parvatiyar, brettcolson and Cardiac Muscle Society for the invitation. I am looking forward to presenting our work! UW Center for Translational Muscle Research ISCRM at UW UW Dept. of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology 🔬

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Reminder that WE ARE HIRING! Come join our super fun team at Garvan Institute of Medical Research We are looking for a postdoc to work on our MRFF-funded Elusive Hearts study aimed at identify novel causes of monogenic heart diseases. Plz RT Garvan Institute of Medical Research #cardiogen seek.com.au/GARVAN-jobs?jo…

The diagnosis of rare genetic disorders is one of the places where AI will have the earliest and largest clinical impact. Delighted to be leading a new consortium to help make this happen, along with an awesome team of Australian and global partners: mcri.edu.au/news/funding-a…

#JobAlert: Exciting PhD opportunity in reNEW Melbourne's Kidney Regeneration team with Jessica M Vanslambrouck, based at Murdoch Children's Research Institute (MCRI). Join our team to develop stem cell-derived kidney tissue to better understand and treat chronic kidney disease. Apply now! renew.science/jobs/phd-oppor…

This was a great session. Thanks for the invitation to present Prof Livia Hool and Lea Durham Delbridge! #AuPS2024

Very humbled to receive this year’s Australian Physiological Society A.K. McIntyre Prize and join a group that includes many incredible Australian physiology and science leaders. Grateful for the mentorship and support I've received from many people over the years.

Congrats to MCRI and reNEW's Dr @James McNamara who has received the Australian Physiological Society AK McIntyre Medal, which recognises outstanding achievements to physiology by an early-to-mid-career researcher and is the highest honour bestowed by the society. #stemcell James McNamara, PhD

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Another great study from the Benjamin Parker. Some really interesting implications for muscle biology and mechanics!