Dr Jess Borger
@jessborger
Scientific Education Program Leader @WEHI_research | Immunology Futures Editor @ImmunolCellBiol | Advocate for Women in STEM
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08-07-2011 11:52:07
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Awesome scientific highlights of 2023 review collaboration between my team led by co-first author Dr Meg Taylor WEHI (Walter and Eliza Hall Institute) and Shivali Chinni from Kylie Quinn immunotherapy lab RMIT University on the Virtues & Vices of CD4 CAR-T cells ICB - the journal 🔬 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…
Very excited that my ICB - the journal Future Challenges article is out! Here I describe the development of the Australian and New Zealand Society for Immunology Mentoring Program, facilitated by Jennifer Habel 🇺🇦 and myself Immunology Group of Victoria. Hopefully this is a useful resource for other societies! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…
Come join me & Anne La Flamme as we chair the #ASI2023NZ ICB - the journal 100th birthday session today - hear about the history of ICB, the impact it’s made to immunology research and ask our editorial panel about publishing Adrian Liston Dr Susanne Heinzel Gabrielle Belz Australian and New Zealand Society for Immunology
Science is not a boys game or a girls game. It’s everyone’s game! Millennium Science Thanks Ingrid Dudnik and Marta Gabryelska for spreading the word for #equity #diversity in science #ASI2023NZ Australian and New Zealand Society for Immunology
With Australian and New Zealand Society for Immunology #ASI2023NZ kicking off this week, take 5 minutes to hear from Jo Kirman & Robert Weinkove about #immunology in Aotearoa (New Zealand), and the unique research diversity across its two main islands from University of Otago to Malaghan Institute 🏝️ 🔬 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/im…
I had a hugely insightful discussion with Prof Clive Gray #IUIS2023 congress president about the #immunology landscape in South Africa, the work that still needs to be done to achieve research equity and its unique connection to community in science ICB - the journal International Union of Immunological Societies
Brilliant to see this come together for a 2nd year in the row WEHI (Walter and Eliza Hall Institute). Behind the scenes: a bunch of super motivated and talented graduate students who worked together to pull this day off! Now to enjoy the science.
At a time when women weren’t awarded PhDs, Ms Dora Lush WEHI (Walter and Eliza Hall Institute) made fundamental discoveries in virology 🦠 sacrificing her life for science when she pricked her finger with scrub typhus, asking colleagues to sample & investigate her blood until she succumbed #womeninSTEM
Very excited to have the first ICB - the journal Monash University #Sensory_Science Special Feature article published
Kim Good-Jacobson lab discuss how they designed tactile models of #autoimmunity for vision diverse people
Erica Tandori Prof. Jamie Rossjohn Liam Kealy Hui Xu
Honoured to coauthor this ICB - the journal publication with the daughters & husband of phenomenal #immunologist #educator & role model for #womeninSTEM Prof Margaret Baird Microbiology and Immunology Otago Australian and New Zealand Society for Immunology 💪 👩 See Margaret’s #Wikipedia site we made with Dr Jess Wade liked it here once en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margaret_…
Honoured to coauthor this ICB - the journal publication with the daughters & husband of phenomenal #immunologist #educator & role model for #womeninSTEM Prof Margaret Baird Microbiology and Immunology Otago Australian and New Zealand Society for Immunology 💪 👩 See Margaret’s #Wikipedia site we made with Dr Jess Wade liked it here once en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margaret_…
🔊 Last calls for our Scientfic Education Specialist position WEHI (Walter and Eliza Hall Institute)
Applications close this Wednesday!
It’s a unique graduate education position for a scientist with a broad interest in medical research & a passion for education
Contact me if you have any questions
We’re building our Scientific Education team WEHI (Walter and Eliza Hall Institute)
Do you have a
-PhD in biological science
-Passion in science communication
-Would like to design & teach graduate education University of Melbourne
Check out our Scientific Education Specialist position: wehi.edu.au/careers/profes…
I really think ICB - the journal is doing something special with its 'Pathways to Success' article series. There are just so many different ways to be successful for biomedical scientists, but it is hard to show that without giving solid examples:
If you’re a #PhD student or #ECR wondering where to research overseas - check out the vibrant #immunology research ecosystem of #Singapore , supported by collaborative networks across national institutes and industry with a focus on #blue_sky innovations NUS Singapore Immunology Network
Singapore's diverse immunology landscape: interconnected research networks enabling blue sky ideas through to translation bit.ly/3KCPUCv
Dr Jess Borger speaks to A/Prof Jinmiao Chen from Singapore Immunology Network and Prof Nicholas Gascoigne from NUS #immunologyfutures