Postdoctoral research fellow at QAAFI, University of Queensland. Unhealthy obsession with MHC molecules, comparative immunology. Thoughts are my own 🧬
Brisbane, Queensland
Joined August 2018
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Our new paper is out in @PLOSPathogens thank you to everyone who worked on this! @alistair604 @KathrynAHussey @Dr_Sri_Ram @ROwen_93
The differentiation state of the Schwann cell progenitor drives phenotypic variation between two contagious cancers
Check out this new study from @ROwen_93, @SiddleHannah and colleagues @unisouthampton
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A piece about our new tick vaccine trial!! It’s going to be an exciting 12 months! @QAAFI @AlaLTUQ @DAFQld @meatlivestock
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A report issued last fall revealed that one person was dying of acute hunger every 48 seconds in East Africa. Learn how @ILRI is tackling these challenges in an op-ed by @ADjikeng, ILRI's Director General & George Richards, Director of @CommunityJameel.⏬
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Better the devil you know: Two Tasmanian devil cancers show distinct growth dynamics and one may outcompete the other
by @anneLise_Gerard @BeataUjvari @SiddleHannah @ROwen_93
doi.org/10.1111/eva.13670
Congratulations to Dr Kathryn Hussey who just passed her viva!!! @KathrynAHussey. All PhDs have challenges but Kathryn had a LOT of covid shaped ones. She showed so much resilience and perseverance. I could not be more proud of her and the work she produced! @sotonbiosci
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Ever wondered what would happen when putting two transmissible cancers in a petri dish? 😈🥊🧫 Check out our new paper on the in vitro competition of two transmissible cancers in Tasmanian devils! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Very proud of @AnneLise_Gerard and @ROwen_93 for this piece of work, investigating competition between two transmissible cancers in the Tasmanian devil - Evolutionary Applications onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/… 1/5
It turns out the younger cancer grows faster (at least in a dish) and has the potential to outcompete the older cancer. This may not be great news for the devil, a case of better the devil you know.
It was fantastic to watch these researchers work so well together! Also, thank you to wonderful co-authors for thinking up this project , getting funding and driving things forward! @BeataUjvari, Frederic Thomas, Rodrigo Hamede, @AMDujon, Benjamin Roche
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This week in Nature: Tale of tails - How a genetic element aided tail loss in humans and apes
Browse the full issue: nature.com/nature/volumes/62…
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@WACImmuno is in the early stages of planning #WACI2025. Let us know if you are interested and what dates would work best for you! Please #retweet
@Grahammunology @MartinlabUSF @SiddleHannah @beddoelab @Xenojacko @CamilaEspejo19 @ProfKenField @SimonAB @amybpedersen @OneHealthRes
What an amazing resource! Well done @HoggCarolyn
Check out this fantastic training program for genetic management of threatened species. Driven and led by the indefatigable @HoggCarolyn - congratulations Carolyn - I’m so proud of what you have achieved! @BioplatformsAus @ARC_CIPPS threatenedspeciesinitiative.…
So proud of you @TheRealCarlFino!!!! If you love basketball, watch it here! m.youtube.com/watch?v=iFVv65…
Our next award is for Best Original Content by a Rights Holder, sponsored by @basemediacloud, and the winner is Hoop Cities, @NBA & Casual Films. #BSportAwards23
We got a AEA Seed grant!! Very excited to be testing a novel anti-tick vaccine in different cattle breeds. This is a new adventure for me and I’m lucky to have super colleagues, industry partners and mentors!! @QAAFI @AlaLTUQ @UniQuestUQ
Twenty-four research projects have been awarded funding under Tranche Two of the AEA Seed Grants!
These grants will help leading entrepreneurial researchers translate world-class research into new industries, services and jobs of tomorrow.
More info: bit.ly/3wY9NN1
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Scientists have just mapped the entire genetic jigsaw of the brushtail possum - something that’ll help control the ubiquitous marsupial here, while conserving it across the ditch nzherald.co.nz/nz/scientists…
Watch this clip to see how genomics can help us respond to invasive species AND conserve our natives. Beautifully explained by @DonnaBond_NZ and colleagues :)
Brushtail possums are the native mammal most likely to be in human contact in Australia and Aotearoa/NZ - protected in native Oz, but a pest in NZ. We sequenced their genes and found many surprises - read rdcu.be/doL74 or watch youtu.be/nAdgClBkiVM for more.....
Fantastic paper from Hore lab @epi_otago on the brushtail possum genome. Great use of hybridised individuals to identify new imprinted genes, great work! @NatureComms @DonnaBond_NZ nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
Thank you for organising a great session @BeataUjvari @WildGenesGroup! My science cup is full! #ICG2023
Amazing line up of talks at #ICG2023 Genetics of Wildlife Disease & Responses to Infection symposium! Bravo to speakers @DuckSwabber @SiddleHannah @PaigeEHaffener Adam Miller/@EcoGeneticsLab @MariaMiaMay87 Heather McDonald-Haynes/@CPC_usyd @Grace_A_Day @anti_d4 @KimberleyBatley
