Great to see an INM presence at the VIIN Young Investigator Symposium today! Look out for their talks and posters throughout the day! Ashleigh Gould Nathan Nguyen Matthew Rowe

Had a great time presenting my poster at VIIN Young Investigator Symposium yesterday. 🔬🎨Thanks to everyone who stopped by to have a chat!

CreekLab & MIPS team introduces Orbitrap Astral MS for faster throughput, higher sensitivity, & deeper proteome coverage. Supported by a $3m grant from the Medical Research Future Fund, the platform fosters collabs among institutions & industry partners. monash.edu/pharm/about/ne…

Badges are printed, poster boards are ready - we can't wait to get started today. Registration is open in Cossar Hall Monash Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences to collect your badge, before the opening session kicks off at 2pm.

Congratulations to Dr Enyuan Cao on being one of the recipients of the @PanKind_APCF New Treatment Grant. The funding will allow Dr Cao to explore targeting lymph-pancreas interactions to treat #PancreaticCancer. monash.edu/pharm/about/ne…

Woohoo! REGISTRATIONS are now OPEN for the #AusPainSoc conference in Darwin in 2024! Details here: ow.ly/Nq3Y50Q9HtC

Congratulations to Connie from MIPS Monash Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences to be the 2023 Monash Graduate Supervisor of the year award. Thank you to my amazing students for the nomination. Annie Luo Eileen Zhou CreekLab Her Research Matters

So excited that this beast is out. We went to a lot of trouble to understand what the TRPV4 ion channel is doing in the colon. This paper has beautiful immuno, calcium imagining, functional studies, high end analytical tools. It includes analysis of tissue from multiple species.

Thrilled to have my PhD work on biorxiv. With correlative calcium imaging & immunofluorescence we show TRPV4 expression in enteric glia, macrophages, lymphatic & vascular endothelia of the gut. TRPV4 does not play a prominent role in motility. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Gut analysis toolbox (GAT) is out! Its based in Fiji & aims to automate image analysis tasks in gut neuroscience.Using AI models you can segment neurons. We use GAT to characterize neuronal distribution & reveal regional differences via spatial analysis Integrated Neurogenic Mechanisms Laboratory

Congratulations Pradeep R ! 🎉 An amazing and extensive body of work from you and the team. Fantastic to see it finally published! 🔬

An absolute privilege to show our work around artemisinin resistance, if you are on site, come to my poster (#26) #MAM2024 CreekLab Monash Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences

Just presented my #MAM2024 poster! Thrilled to share my #PhD research on nuclear fractionation proteomics revealing role of exportin-1 in the action of 2- Aminobenzimidazoles. So grateful for the valuable feedback and great connections! 🧪🚀CreekLab Monash Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences Her Research Matters

Last poster presentation during my PhD at #MAM2024. It’s been a pleasure working at CreekLab Monash Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences on the bis-1,2,4-triazines, a novel class of fast-acting antimalarial with nanomolar multi-stage activity.

Such an important day for raising awareness of #RareDisease like EB! In Integrated Neurogenic Mechanisms Laboratory Monash Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences we are proud to work with DEBRA Australia EB Research Partnership and Murdoch Children's Research Institute (MCRI) to research the underlying mechanisms of EB pain, in the hope of developing new, safe analgesics for EB kids

Congratulations to Narges Mahdavian 🧪🔬💊 for receiving an ENS_Development Young Investigator Award! 🌟

Gut Analysis Toolbox (GAT) is out on J Cell Science. A special moment as its my first senior author paper. Thanks to all the coauthors! especially Dan Poole Dr Simona Carbone A/Prof Nik Veldhuis for their support & encouragement. Monash Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences WEHI (Walter and Eliza Hall Institute) doi.org/10.1242/jcs.26…

Having a blast at Little Brain Big Brain, I have already learnt so much and am excited to keep the discussions going over the next few days. Thanks for having me Little Brain Big Brain and to the wonderful organisers (Kristen, Ada, Alain, Khalil, Alyce) for such a great meeting so far.

New research in nature showing mitochondria can split into two different forms resolves a longstanding mystery of how mitochondria can simultaneously provide cells with energy and essential building blocks, even when resources are limited. go.nature.com/40LeBW3

It's official - we are pleased to announce and congratulate Dr Simona Carbone and Natalie Trevaskis as our inaugural HRM Impact Award recipients for 2024! You can read more about their achievements here: monash.edu/pharm/about/pe… #HerResearchMatters #WomenInSTEM #WomenInScience