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The social media accounts linked to from JCSMR are: • Facebook • Instagram • YouTube • X Besides social media accounts, JCSMR has populated their site with: • Student Ambassador - ANU College of Health and Medicine • Young researchers take on a hidden link in gut disease • The RNA breakthrough which could change everything • Freeze or flight: it’s all in the eyes • Ability Optics lights up a faster, clearer future for biotech • Peeking into the quality control art of cellular chefs • JCSMR PhD student Simone Brysland’s research featured on prestigious journal covers • New AI-powered software revolutionises RNA research with real-time targeted sequencing • Dr Cynthia Turnbull receives prestigious Royal Society of New South Wales early career award • Raise the Curtin - Laboratory Support Team • From Chromatin to Balloons: The inspiring journey of Dr Chloe Lim • JCSMR Research Day 2024: Advancing the frontiers of medical research • A Legacy of Learning: How a Mother-Daughter duo found family, friendship, and a future at JCSMR • Finding community at JCSMR: A journey from self-doubt to scientific excellence • Breakthrough in understanding male reproductive development • Celebrating 75 years of groundbreaking discovery: JCSMR honours its legacy and future at milestone symposium • A legacy of discovery: Celebrating Nobel laureate distinguished Professor Peter Doherty at JCSMR's 75th anniversary • From JCSMR to uncovering the secret of living to 110 • From Canberra to Singapore: Reflections on the journey from JCSMR PhD to biotechnology leadership • From Helsinki to Canberra: A journey of love, science, and life-changing discoveries at JCSMR • Being a poppy in a field of daffodils: Unravelling the cellular ecosystem in Cancer • Ryan Fan crowned ACT Brain Bee winner • Eye-opening discovery offers fresh hope for disease that can cause blindness • JCSMR-led Nanopore sequencing study paves the way for advancements in Forensic Science • ANU researchers unlocking the full potential of RNA • ANU Information Days Southeast Asia and Taiwan • Historic achievement at JCSMR: Sasanan and Rakshanya shine in ANU 3-Minute Thesis Competition • JCSMR Student Conference 2024 Feedback Form • JCSMR Researchers Honoured with CHARM Rising Star Awards • Monkeypox is on the rise. This is what you need to know • ANU bounds into the world’s top 30 universities • Cancer Council ACT commits $150k to groundbreaking projects by JCSMR researchers • Serving up JCSMR research on a plate(let) • Generosity of spirit and time make this mentor shine • Dr Adrian Cioanca wins the Frank Fenner Medal for outstanding thesis in 2022 • Dr Abhimanu Pandey wins the Dewar-Milne Prize for outstanding thesis in Immunology for 2022 • A look back at the Lorne Genome Conference 2024 • Scientists show the importance of “putting the brakes on” cytokines to prevent autoantibodies and lupus • Funding for study of innate cells that aims to understand connection with MS • ANU researchers seek funding to expedite a clinic-ready product for AMD • Dr Abhimanu Pandey among the prestigious Royal Society of NSW awardees • ANU Open Day - ANU • Raise the Curtin - Elizabeth Gardiner • Scientists discover new function of platelets that remove old red blood cells • “An immensely transformative educational experience” • Seasons bring more reason to celebrate! • ErythroSight gets major boost for to develop manufacturing pipeline for AMD • Fungus-fighting protein key to overcoming autoimmune disease and cancer • JCSMR PhD candidate puts pesky fruit fly to good use • JCSMR's Tom Gibbs among the ANU Alumni Awardees of 2023 • Raise the Curtin - Tony Xu • Professor Si Ming Man among the top 1% of researchers worldwide for the third time • Australian Economic Accelerator recognition for JCSMR lab invention and discoveries' commercialisation ability • Innovative cross-disciplinary research recognised as finalist for a Research Australia Award • A remarkable showcase of collaborative knowledge-sharing • As You See It! winners • Innovative research improving brain cancer treatment • Meet the ACT Brain Bee Queen! • JCSMR Research Day 2023 • Step into a world of wonder at Brain Teaser 2023 • Solving the mystery of B-cells • Dr Anukriti Mathur receives Frank Fenner Medal for 2021 • Dr Henry James Sutton receives Dewar-Milne Prize for 2021 • Changing the landscape of medical research • The complex truth behind the herpes simplex virus • New study challenges universal assumption on transposon control mechanisms • Unveiling the role of extracellular vesicles in Alzheimer's disease • JCSMR cancer research supported by Cancer Council ACT grants • Inspiring women in STEM: one pair of earrings at a time • When double-edged sword fights flesh-eating bacteria • ANU Archives | Easter Conference | JCSMR • Cell death and barrier disruption by clinically used iodine concentrations • RNA PhD Scholarship JCSMR • Genome Sciences and Cancer | The JCSMR • Immunology and Infectious Diseases | The JCSMR • Eccles Institute of Neuroscience | The JCSMR • JCSMR Instagram • JCSMR Youtube • JCSMR Twitter • JCSMR Facebook • Emeritus Professor Angela Dulhunty • Associate Professor Marian Burr • Dr Amee George • Dr Rita Ferreira • Dr Mari Kondo • Dr Koula Diamand • Dr Yvette Wooff • Dr Elmira Mohamed • Naomi Mitchell • Anya Zhao • JCSMR researcher recognised with the Australian Academy of Science’s 2023 honorific | The John Curtin School of Medical Research • Bacteria Fighting Proteins Research Youtube Video • Mechanistic Insights into RNA Surveillance • New light shed on the autism spectrum | JCSMR News • High dietary iron linked to type 2 diabetes • Bacteria destroying proteins fighting respiratory infections • Weapon in immune system arsenal could unlock MS treatment • Researchers find key to drivers of kidney disease • Endeavour to make autoimmunity a memory, not a disease • Illuminating the path towards new lupus treatments • “Exercise in a pill” could offer solution for at-risk people • A PhD student's efforts to help protect against the pandemic