aeson retweeted
Only 2 days left to register to attend the OzMRS ECR Symposium!
Head to our website for registration, program and other important information: ozmrs.com/2025-ecr-sympo…
We look forward to seeing you in Melbourne!
Head to our website for registration, program and other important information: ozmrs.com/2025-ecr-sympo…
We look forward to seeing you in Melbourne!
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What a way to end the MRS 20th biennial congress by @MetastasisRS. Great talks by the ECRs, with exciting findings and tools! Nice icing on the cake with the fire alarm at the end to make it the most memorable one 😂 #MRS2024
The mission of the MRS Early Career Leadership Council (ECLC) is to support ECRs to establish successful careers in #metastasis research. Here are our wonderful ECRs at the dedicated ECR workshop as part of the MRS 20th biennial congress in London metastasis-research.org/for-researcher… #MRS2024
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Erica @CNI_lab from @MIPS_Australia, delivering a brilliant talk highlighting why we should care about the neural network in the body when treating metastasis #MRS2024
Rounding out the afternoon session is Erica Sloan @CNI_lab, from @MIPS_DDB. We’re all ‘fired up’ for a ‘stimulating’ talk on the importance of the nervous system in cancer and metastasis 🧠 #MRS2024 #metastasis
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An amazing @OzMRS1 symposium! Get the chance to convince researchers and consumer advocates that the nervous tumor environment can no longer be ignored. Great opportunity to connect with brilliant national and international researchers that work to fight #metastasis
Today I got to present some of my #phd work at the @OzMRS1 symposium. Such a cool event. It’s really awesome to see consumers be involved in the #cancerresearch experience. Also, big shout out to @aesonchang for his Best ECR Talk award. @CNI_lab @MIPS_Australia #sympatheticnerves
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It was great to be able to chat with people and spread the awareness about the nervous environment in breast cancer at the 7th Australian Translational Breast Cancer Research Symposium. We can no longer ignore the presence of #nerve in #breastcancer
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Catching an early ✈️ to this amazing symposium @GarvanInstitute Looking forward to listen about the great advances in breast cancer research from the speakers and also share my recent work at the poster session. tinyurl.com/2478z4d3
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aeson retweeted
Exciting new #CancerNeuroscience paper from Ben Deneen’s group @bcmhouston @bcm_neurosci , uncovering neuronal activity-regulated paracrine signaling from long range projections to #glioma that promotes tumor invasion. 🧠 nature.com/articles/s4158…
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Bye bye @HotelBoulderado A place with 100 over history. Boulder is indeed a wonderful town that offers nature, culture and good food. Great choice @PNIRS
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That’s a wrap. Wonderful 4 days at #PNIRS2023 First f2f meeting. Many great talks from diving into variability by @meyer_uzh to wonders of microbes by @jfcryan the list goes on. Lastly, am very happy to be awarded the Early Career Travel Award.
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First oversea conference ✈️ since the end of Covid lockdown. Off to #PNIRS2023 at Boulder Colorado to present my recent published work tinyurl.com/2478z4d3 Very grateful to @PNIRS for the 2023 PNIRS Trainee Travel Award to support this visit
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aeson retweeted
Very excited to be talking about my PhD research this Sunday with @DrShaneRRR on @einstein_agogo as part of the #20phds20mins. I’ll be talking about the role of the mucus barrier in gastrointestinal disease!
ANNOUNCEMENT - Below are the successful applicants for #20phds20mins Group #8 (Part1) who will be on @einstein_agogo @3RRRFM this coming Sunday from 11am. We received an amazing number of applications - so there will be a 'Part 2' in a few weeks.
rrr.org.au
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This Sunday I get to talk about my research on @einstein_agogo @3RRRFM. Tune in to hear about the role of sympathetic nerves on treatment resistance in triple-negative breast cancer, and many other fascinating topics! @CNI_lab @MIPS_Australia
ANNOUNCEMENT - Below are the successful applicants for #20phds20mins Group #8 (Part1) who will be on @einstein_agogo @3RRRFM this coming Sunday from 11am. We received an amazing number of applications - so there will be a 'Part 2' in a few weeks.
rrr.org.au
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aeson retweeted
Position available in the @CNI_lab at @MonashPharm, focused on studying the interaction between the nervous system and the tumour microenvironment to design better treatments and improve outcomes for cancer patients. For more info visit: ozmrs.com/job-opportunit…
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aeson retweeted
Scientists at University of Western Australia set new record for deepest fish ever filmed at a depth of 8,336 meters.
During an expedition that took place in August 2022, the research vessel DSSV Pressure Drop embarked on a two-month journey to investigate trenches in the n. The primary objective of the expedition was to examine the populations of deep-sea fish. While conducting filming activities, the research team unexpectedly encountered a previously unknown species of snailfish at an astounding depth of 8,336 meters, equivalent to over 27,000 feet, specifically in the Izu-Ogasawara Trench.
At a depth of 8,022 meters, scientists successfully obtained two fish from traps. This achievement is noteworthy because it includes the capture of a snailfish species known as Pseudoliparis belyaevi. Notably, this is the first time a fish has been collected from depths exceeding 8,000 meters, as these snailfish were previously observed solely at a shallower depth of 7,703 meters.
During an expedition that took place in August 2022, the research vessel DSSV Pressure Drop embarked on a two-month journey to investigate trenches in the n. The primary objective of the expedition was to examine the populations of deep-sea fish. While conducting filming activities, the research team unexpectedly encountered a previously unknown species of snailfish at an astounding depth of 8,336 meters, equivalent to over 27,000 feet, specifically in the Izu-Ogasawara Trench.
At a depth of 8,022 meters, scientists successfully obtained two fish from traps. This achievement is noteworthy because it includes the capture of a snailfish species known as Pseudoliparis belyaevi. Notably, this is the first time a fish has been collected from depths exceeding 8,000 meters, as these snailfish were previously observed solely at a shallower depth of 7,703 meters.
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Grateful for the opportunity to be on @3RRRFM. Lovely first radio experience with @DrShaneRRR sharing about the findings from my recent publication #breastcancer
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We are expanding every year! Thanks to all the people in front an behind the scene, through monetary, time and effort contribution. Looking forward to a greater ranks next year #MDC2023 @CNI_lab @MIPS_Australia
Mother’s Day Classic 2023! #MDC2023
A massive shout out to the #MIPSrunclub and their family/friends for running today. And a massive thank you to all our amazing sponsors! A great day for a great cause!
@CNI_lab @MIPS_Australia
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aeson retweeted
Mother’s Day Classic 2023! #MDC2023
A massive shout out to the #MIPSrunclub and their family/friends for running today. And a massive thank you to all our amazing sponsors! A great day for a great cause!
@CNI_lab @MIPS_Australia
A massive shout out to the #MIPSrunclub and their family/friends for running today. And a massive thank you to all our amazing sponsors! A great day for a great cause!
@CNI_lab @MIPS_Australia
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This Sunday, we are taking part in the #mothersdayclassic. For TODAY ONLY, your donations will be DOUBLED by Major Partner, ME! Click 👇 to donate & DOUBLE your impact for life-saving #breastcancer research!
Sunday is Mother’s Day. In honour of our mothers, sisters, girlfriends and friends, the MIPS Run Club is raising funds and awareness of breast cancer.
Today ME Bank will match all donations made to support life saving breast cancer research
mothersdayclassic.com.au/fundraisers/MI…
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aeson retweeted
A fascinating report @Nature today on the bidirectional interaction of brain/mind and cancer
nature.com/articles/d4158…
nature.com/articles/s4158…
nature.com/articles/d4158…
nature.com/articles/s4158…
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