Elizabeth Hartland retweeted
Microbiology students, postdocs, PIs, register now for this conferences in September 2023. Hard to match this exceptional list of 22 outstanding speakers.
Elizabeth Hartland retweeted
An historic investment in children’s cancer research in today’s Victorian State Budget.
Makes my heart feel lovely and full.
Thank you dear former colleagues
🙏 💛💜
@MaryAnneThomas @timpallas @DanielAndrewsMP
#vicbudget23 #springst
Elizabeth Hartland retweeted
We're proud to work alongside our #ChildhoodCancer research partners as part of the @VPCCresearch
The @VicGovAu's pledge to invest $35m, along with an additional $10m from the @CCF_MDL, will ensure continuity & extension of our life-saving work
➡ bit.ly/3CXFkkR
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An outstanding and innovative art-meets-science event hosted by @Hudson_Research
Endometriosis affects one in nine women and we are only beginning to understand why and how.
Powerful artworks depicting indescribable pain help tell the story to the rest of us.
#endometriosis
Prof Caroline Garrett discussing the discovery of human #endometrial adult stem cells
📍 Communicating Endo Through Art 🎨
Elizabeth Hartland retweeted
#ChronicInflammation is linked to more than 50% of deaths worldwide including #Cancer, #Covid19, #Endometriosis & many other diseases.
Read more about our inflammation research in today's @goodweekendmag and at the link; bit.ly/36J6Ype
Let’s end #InflammatoryDisease.
Elizabeth Hartland retweeted
We recognise that medical research is a tough career on families and work-life balance. That’s why we’re delighted to become the first Australian Medical Research Institute to receive a formal Family Friendly Workplace certification by @FFWorkplaces 🙌#FamilyFriendlyWorkplaces
And there's more...congratulations to the latest cohort of organisations now officially certified as a Family Inclusive Workplace™ 🥳
@ArtProcessors @carsales @volvocarsau @PRWinemakers @CBPLawyers CatholicCare Sydney and Organon...
#FamilyFriendlyWorkplaces #FutureofWork 👏🏻
Elizabeth Hartland retweeted
Using bats’ responses to SARS-CoV-2 may provide key insights into new therapies for COVID-19. 💡 Research published in Science Immunology, reviewed in global collaboration, led by Professor Marcel Nold and Associate Professor Claudia Nold, explains how > bit.ly/3oomZaO
Elizabeth Hartland retweeted
A study led by A/Prof Michael Gantier has created the most comprehensive description of how chemical modifications of RNA therapeutics interact with the body’s immune system, paving the way to target diseases driven by auto-inflammation, such as lupus > bit.ly/3jhrQaK
Elizabeth Hartland retweeted
Our researchers investigate diseases affecting women: ovarian cancer, endometriosis, pelvic organ prolapse. Please donate to our Women's Health Appeal & support our research: bit.ly/3eOKcMX
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We want to help the world-class researchers at @Hudson_Research turn their breakthroughs into life-saving treatments so we have allocated $1m to prepare a business case for a new National Centre for Inflammation.
Elizabeth Hartland retweeted
This budget, AAMRI is calling for 300 new fellowships funded from the Aust Govt, exclusively for our brilliant early to mid-career researchers. We can not afford to lose this generation of talent.
Budget submission: aamri.org.au/2020budgetsubmi…
Media release: aamri.org.au/news-events/aam…
Elizabeth Hartland retweeted
It’s time for more research focus and public discussion around treatments targeting inflammation for Covid-19 patients, while vaccine and antiviral development are under way.@ProfHartland writes in @GuardianAus today.
theguardian.com/commentisfre…
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A/Prof Ashley Mansell has been appointed to global firm Morningside BioPharma Advisory, a subsidiary of Morningside Ventures. The move will benefit medical research in Australia. bit.ly/30fvYy6 @MorningsideVC @InvestVictoria @DanielAndrewsMP @JaalaPulford @AAMRI_Aus
Elizabeth Hartland retweeted
Our Melbourne-based research discovery has led to a multi-million dollar private investment to drive the potential new treatment for ovarian cancer into clinical trials. @gabyrogers @CiiiD_Hudson @pjhpauljh @ProfHartland
Ovarian cancer is one of the most difficult diseases to conquer, but work is currently underway in Australia to turn promising new discoveries into therapies and drugs to help save lives. @gabyrogers #9News
New research in Ovarian Cancer therapy
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Hudson Institute researchers hope to progress a potential treatment for ovarian cancer with a new partnership that will see their discovery move into safety testing & clinical trials bit.ly/2Fl3KKF @JaalaPulford @DanielAndrewsMP @CiiiD_Hudson @pjhpauljh @MorningsideVC
Elizabeth Hartland retweeted
Students from Malvern Primary School have written 650 letters to thank their scientist superheroes for all of their hard work, including on #COVID19au. The project was the brainchild of our researcher Dr Sarah Meachem. bit.ly/33T2w3T
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Hudson Institute scientists are joining worldwide efforts to fight #coronavirus by investigating hyper-inflammation: an overwhelming inflammatory response leading to many #COVID19 deaths. Director Prof Elizabeth Hartland explains more in this message. bit.ly/3bU4L7C
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Hudson Institute scientists have discovered that an existing cancer drug, @noxopharm's idronoxil, could potentially modify a severe hyper-inflammatory ‘storm’ associated with some conditions, which may include the COVID-19 virus. hudson.org.au/latest-news/ca…
Elizabeth Hartland retweeted
Today is International Women's Day. We are proud to be celebrating the progress and achievements of some of our rising star women scientists, who have recently received prestigious accolades, awards or grants for their promising work. #IWD2020👭 🏆
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Congrats to Profs Hartland & Gargett, A/Profs Nold & Polglase, Drs Allison & Roberts for receiving $9.5m in NHMRC Investigator Grants to advance understanding & treatments for preterm & growth restricted infants, endometriosis & bacterial infection. bit.ly/30K708t @nhmrc























