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Brisbane, Queensland
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Dr Jayne Pritchard retweeted
TRI proudly collaborates with @QLDEducation to deliver the SPARQ-ed program, bridging high-school science and real-world biomedical research. Students apply independently, nurturing their passion for science. We hope these SPARQs become future leaders in medical research. #STEM
Dr Jayne Pritchard retweeted
Checkout the first preprint from my lab. Replication stress signatures that stratify ATRi, Wee1i, PARPi,and HU forks using AI and @nanopore Exciting collaboration @MichaelABoemo @GIH_UQ @SubashkRAI @BonfimMeloA @McclellandLab @prclarke1 @PaulinePfudererĀ doi.org/10.1101/2022.09.22.5ā¦
Dr Jayne Pritchard retweeted
#QUT, #BiomedicalScience is seeking #honours students for 2023. 80 Projects on offer across many areas incl. #Infection #Immunology #Genomics, #Cancer #Neurogenetics in labs at #TRI, #QIMR-Berghofer or #QUT campus. starts Mid-February email [email protected]
Dr Jayne Pritchard retweeted
This #PhD candidate is based in the US. I would really like to get #Australian #PhD candidates opinions regarding the #RTP stipend and whether they need to rely on additional jobs and/or family support?? š§
#phdchat #AcademicChatter
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Dr Jayne Pritchard retweeted
Happiness is when your PhD supervisor still texts you to tell you that they are proud of you. It has been 8 years since I finished my PhD but she continues to be my mentor and source of positivity to date. Academia needs such people, let's be those peopleš¤
Dr Jayne Pritchard retweeted
Prof @khanna_rajiv kicks off series 2 of our #BodyLab podcast. He joins Clare Blake to discuss his fascinating research career in #immunotherapy that has led to a potential game-changing therapy for people with progressive #multiplesclerosis
Listen at: ow.ly/2LzV50IpQZ3
Dr Jayne Pritchard retweeted
How Australian science funding has reached crisis point smh.com.au/national/desperatā¦
Dr Jayne Pritchard retweeted
Beware of theatre work - work that is designed to look good instead of to make progress/impact.
Both, from your side, as well as from your co-workers.
@PhDVoice #AcademicTwitter #AcademicChatter #phdlife #phdadvice @PostdocVoice
Dr Jayne Pritchard retweeted
We live 100m from this. Spent the afternoon evacuating neighbours with small kids. :( #brisbanefloods
Dr Jayne Pritchard retweeted
Is anyone else finding it difficult to focus on any work at all with all that is going on?
Dr Jayne Pritchard retweeted
Keep going. Youāve survived up until this point and youāre doing great. Iāve been in your situation and itās perfectly normal to have that feeling. Best of luck! š
Dr Jayne Pritchard retweeted
Thanks to .@SlinkyScience for sharing her weekend plans - some impressive looking knitting!
What are you weekend plans?
#ImAScientistAnd #Knitting
Dr Jayne Pritchard retweeted
If we only talk about "getting girls interested in STEM careers" but we don't address the bullying, sexual assault, and misogyny rife in STEM workplaces, we are doing those girls a disservice.
Dr Jayne Pritchard retweeted
Scientists were telling us about variants such as omicron.
It wasnāt a curve ball.
We should & could have been much better prepared.
#TheProjectTV #auspol
Dr Jayne Pritchard retweeted
Anyone else have this problem or is it just me? š @AcademicChatter #phdlife #phdchat #AcademicTwitter
