Master of Biomedical Science student at The University of Melbourne | Mitochondrial Research Group Murdoch Children's Research Institute
Melbourne, Victoria
Joined October 2016
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Have a look at our review #Mito disease modelling using hPSCs! My first publication as a co-first author with the powerhouse @CMitoKnight ⭐ We hope that this will provide a useful resource to others. Thanks @DaveElliott_1 @thorburn_mito @ae_frazier for your input and guidance!
🚨PUBLICATION ALERT🚨
Modelling Mitochondrial Disease in hPSCs: What Have We Learned?
Part of @IJMS_MDPI's special issue: Molecular Research on Mitochondrial Dysfunction
Co-first w @YauLow
@DaveElliott_1 @thorburn_mito 👩🎓@ae_frazier
@MCRI_for_kids @AusMito
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Yau Chung Low retweeted
Fantastic (and very thorough!) review by @yaulow @CMitoKnight & @ae_frazier
If you like mitochondria & stem cells give it a read!
Modelling Mitochondrial Disease in Human Pluripotent Stem Cells: What Have We Learned? mdpi.com/1195124 ##mdpiijms via @IJMS_MDPI
Yau Chung Low retweeted
@YauLow and I miss you @anappdv! We can’t use our mugs at work right now for coffee, but they have never been more accurate and relevant. Hope you are doing well and can’t wait to see you again! – at Melbourne, Victoria
Research is hard BUT sharing your work with supportive peers can help a lot!
#2020EAPS includes sessions on Cancer, Translational Sci, Immunology, Regen Medicine, Comp Bio, Mol Biol & Industry. There’s something for everyone!
#AusSci #phdlife #AcademicChatter @EMBLAustralia
Thanks @CMitoKnight ! Well done to you too for another great oral presentation. Loved the new look of your slides! #EAPS19 #TeamMito 💪💪
CONGRATULATIONS @YauLow on winning BEST poster presentation @EMBLAuSymposium #EAPS2019!
You always do @MCRI_for_kids and @AusMito so proud! Great work and well deserved! Looking forward to your talk next year! 👨🔬🤩
#AGK #stemcell #mito
Thanks for the advertisement @CMitoKnight !😅 happy to have a chat with anyone about what our lab does! :)
Please remember to visit @YauLow at poster 114 tonight at #ASSCR2019! He has some fascinating data using some of the other mitochondrial knockout stem cell models generated in our lab. A promising #mito model for future drug screens on hESC derived cardiomyocytes! @AusMito
Came third in the #MCCRSA Student Symposium this year. Well done to the committee members for yet another fantastic event organised - always great to hear about the diverse research happening around the campus. Also, massive congratulations to @CMitoKnigh…lnkd.in/gNEr_d6
Thank you so much @CMitoKnight! All credits to your constant help and guidance. Massive congratulations to you as well for your award at the #MCCRSA symposium!
I'm walking 35km in The Bloody Long to support Australians living with mitochondrial disease. Any support will be much appreciated! :) Help us find a cure for mito! event.bloodylongwalk.com.au/…
Completely agree with the current status of stem cell medicine and research. There's a lot of promise, but more needs to be done to get this technology safely out there. Great talk by the panelists last night and excited for the Stem Cell Retreat today! Thanks @StemCellsAus !
Thankful for all the support I received throughout my Masters. Today, day 1 of my PhD journey! lnkd.in/gFEpmXN
Thank you @UniMelbscicomm ! Definitely used all the tips I had learned from class!
Today I presented my research the MCCRSA Student Symposium 2018 and came 1st in the Masters + PhD1 category! Extremely proud and excited to have won my first scientific award (and hopefully many more to come)! Thank you and great job to the Research Stud…lnkd.in/gyFnRuT
Unintentionally ended up in a very different talk from regular scientific seminars, full of philanthropists and like minded people. Felt out of place, but even so it was extremely interesting to listen how to build a brighter future.
Same here @CMitoKnight ! #ScienceNeverSleeps
Thanks for making our endless stem cell mission and the #BloodyLongWalk more fun @YauLow. We will find a treatment for #Mito together, I just know it! Science takes dedication bc #ScienceNeverSleeps and
stem cells dont care how far you walked. #35km #45000steps
@MCRI_for_kids
10km down, 25 more to go. Doing the #BloodyLongWalk once again this year in support of mitochondrial diseases! #MitoBrainiacs
Two weeks ago, I officially completed my role as a Student Peer Leader at The University of Melbourne. I have learnt so much throughout the past year and had the opportunity to do things I would not have done otherwise. Thank you Yovanna Adamis and Kate W…lnkd.in/gAdCjEV