Excited to share that I came 2nd at the #SVSHIPResearchWeek2023 Research Rumble! Condensing the world of DNA repeats into just three minutes was a whirlwind. Equally amazing was discovering the diverse research happening across Garvan Institute of Medical Research, Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute, and @SVHSydney💡

Australian scientists are pioneering world-first research to better understand links between glandular fever and multiple sclerosis. The project hopes to find better ways to detect and treat the condition, and eventually prevent it. youtu.be/U-wAekggt8E Angelique Opie #7NEWS

Looking for an exciting new challenge in 2024? Deenick Lab is looking for postdoc keen to study the mechanisms of immunodeficiency and autoimmunity. Working with a great team of scientists in the precision immunology program Garvan Institute of Medical Research seek.com.au/job/72260172?t…

NEW TOOL! Congrats Wunna Kyaw & team on major work from PhD co-supervised by Peter Croucher Garvan Institute of Medical Research UNSW Medicine & Health & John Murray | School of Mathematics & Statistics UNSW Science. Funded by NHMRC, UNSW Cellular Genomics Futures Institute, Kinghorn Foundation & EHFF. 1/5 academic.oup.com/bioinformatics…

Just out in NatureStructMolBiol! Our work on targeting the 3D epigenome to overcome endocrine resistance in ER+ #breastcancer. We discovered how epigenetic therapy-induced DNA methylation loss at enhancers impacts the 3D genome organization and gene regulation. nature.com/articles/s4159…

Garvan researchers have revealed a reason why endocrine resistance develops in breast cancers and how to potentially treat it in patients. Read more: ow.ly/Y7Vi50QoAU0

🚶‍♀️Garvan Institute of Medical Research UNSW and University of Sydney say feeling like your ability to walk is limited when covering less than a kilometre is a strong indicator you may be at risk of fracture sometime in the next five years scimex.org/newsfeed/feeli…

Walking just 1km a day may hold the key to predicting fracture risk. 🦴 Researchers at Garvan Institute of Medical Research and UNSW have found that the level of walking fitness in older adults can be indicative of risk of possible fractures and other bone health issues bit.ly/3Sus0gN

Incredibly proud to share our team's work - digging into the DNA methylome of phyllodes tumours to unearth promising diagnostic and prognostic markers for this rare type of breast tumour twtr.to/DNuHb #epigeneticbiomarkers #precisiononcology Garvan Institute of Medical Research Pathological Society

Excited to share the latest preprint from my PhD, a cautionary tale of interpreting "rare" variants in underrepresented ancestry groups. A critical reminder of why greater genomic diversity is so important!! A/Prof Jodie Ingles medrxiv.org/content/10.110…

Oceanian ancestries are among the most under-represented in reference databases and genomic research. Which is a shame, because to understand if this variant TRULY causes a relatively rare disease, we really needed to know how often it occurs in these populations /6

I really enjoyed doing this podcast with Laura and Vyanka ImmunoTea: Your Immunology Podcast. Thanks for the chat!

Episode 2 of Medical Minds season 3 is out now! We speak to Dr Amanda Khoury and Dr Braydon Meyer who are using AI to develop the next generation of cancer treatments and diagnostics. Check it out, it's available to stream on Apple and Spotify!

Last week we had the pleasure of hosting teams from Yosemite and Tenmile at Garvan, discussing our common goal of making cancer non-lethal.

Latest paper from TangyeLab Garvan Institute of Medical Research in collab with Masato OGISHI Casanova Lab Honjo lab and many others out now in Immunity. PD1 signaling is important for B cell memory and humoral immunity. Check it out now! cell.com/immunity/fullt…

New Garvan research reveals how hepatitis C triggers autoimmunity through B cell mutations – not molecular mimicry as previously thought. Published in Immunity, this could transform treatment approaches for a range of autoimmune diseases. ow.ly/uY1V50UHikb

FINALLY 🥁.. our top most downloaded article of the year is…. 🥁 🥁🥁 Why do patients with cancer die? By Thomas R. Cox, Eric Sahai and colleagues bit.ly/42SREkL Crick Waters.ac.uk @natrescancer Garvan Institute of Medical Research UNSW The Francis Crick Institute Cancer at Nature Portfolio #NRCtop10of2024

It's alive! Proud to see our Art of Discovery exhibition now open after months of plotting.