Professor and Head of School, Chemistry, UNSW, Sydney. I like Molecules, Space, excitons, electrons and photons.
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So each year I fly my alternative #ausflag design. It usually elicits a visceral response #auspol #changethedate – at Sydney, New South Wales
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It was "young and free" until very recently. It was changed by the govt, because they didn't like it.
The anthem also says "for those who've come across the seas we've boundless plains to share". Do you disagree with our national anthem
An honour to be elected to the Australian Academy of Science! I look forward to working with the academy promoting science for the good of all.
Our new paper shows how we can upconvert light more efficiently in nanostructured devices.
nature.com/articles/s41566-0…
Sure, because the vaccine was made by UNSW RNA Institute. @UNSWRNA AI did data analysis. It’s good for that. Sequencing was by @ramacgenomics at UNSW
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Proud with @UNSWRNA to have been involved & making the mRNA-LNP for Rosie. There are nuances here that the thread below misses but nevertheless, the intersection of RNA technology, genomic & AI poses an opportunity to change the way do medicine and make access more equitable 1/8
Great story from @UNSW showing the future of personalised cancer vaccines driven by #RNA #chemistry. The School of Chemistry’s Pall Thordarson who directs the UNSW RNA institute is leading the way with the Ramaciotti Centre for Genomics, UNSW. theaustralian.com.au/busines…
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