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BioSciences inaugural ‘BECR’ Research Summit at Bio21he inaugural BECR Research Summit, supported by the School of Biosciences, took place at the Bio21 Institute, Friday, 9 December.
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Media Release: Bio21 scientists publish evidence for world-first therapeutic dental vaccine4 December 2016
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NHMRC project grants and fellowships reflect strength of Bio21 researchThe NHMRC announced the results of the 2017 NHMRC project grant round on 3 December 2016.
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Georgina Sweet Awards for Women in Quantitative Biomedical ScienceGeorgina Sweet Awardees Assoc Prof Alicia Oshlack, Murdoch Children's Research Institute; Assoc Prof Kathryn Holt, University of Melbourne; Professor Leann Tilley, Bio21 Institute, University of Melbourne (Georgina Sweet Laureate Fellow) and Assoc Prof Freya Fowkes, Burnet Institute at the Bio21 Institute 27 October 2016.
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ARC funds Bio21 projects, researchers and infrastructureBio21 groups were awarded $2.34 million in Discovery Project funding and also led or were involved in five successful LIEF grants which received $4.12 million in ARC funding. Two Bio21 early career researchers were also awarded $732,000 with DECRA fellowships.
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ARC LIEF grant success: Bio21 Institute funded for cryo-EM and single crystal X-ray diffractometerEstablishment of a collaborative network, led by the University of Melbourne’s Bio21 Institute and Monash University to develop world leading capability in cryo-electron microscopy and protein structural biology
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Melbourne University, Bio21 Institute and Thermo Fisher Scientific Australia Sign Collaboration AgreementDr Nicholas Williamson (MSPF Manager), Prof Malcolm McConville (Bio21 Director), Prof Gavin Reid (Bio21 Group Leader) and Mr Amit Agarwal (Managing Director, Thermo Fisher Scientific ANZ)
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Bright ideas at the EBSS Research Poster SymposiumElizabeth Blackburn Science School, Year 11 student Christian Caramozzino with his mentors Quentin Hong and Wallace Wong at the Research Summit, 5 October 2016.
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Killing Superbugs with Star-Shaped Polymers, not AntibioticsBio21's Associate Professor Neil O’Brien-Simpson and Professor Eric Reynolds from the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences and Bio21 Institute were on the team that created the star-shaped ‘peptide polymer’ structures that hold promise for a new treatment methods against superbugs.
