PhD candidate in neuroscience, tissue engineering, and stem cell biology at the University of Wollongong
Wollongong, Australia
Joined September 2020
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Hello to the world from the A/Prof Mirella Dottori stem cell laboratory team @ihmri, it's nice to finally have a photo of us all!
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Cells photographed through a microscope. Actin filaments are shown. #CellBiology
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Thank you to the Molecular Chaperones are Lit 🔥 group for hosting today's September afternoon tea. We heard about the molecular marvels that are your molecular chaperones proteins!
Congratulations to @stem_mitch August Publication of the Month Award winner!
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The #skin #regeneration gang @UOW . @IPRI_UOW working together with @DottoriLab @HealthPhyco #PiaWinberg and the Fiona Wood team @UWAresearch Tackling big things together ! #scienceweek
Thrilled to share the first major publication from my thesis, huge thanks to all who were involved! If you’re interested in neural bioprinting, check out our open access manuscript below 👇
Check this out ! Great work Mitchel and the gang ! Efficient fabrication of 3D bioprinted functional sensory neurons using an inducible Neurogenin-2 human pluripotent stem cell line doi.org/10.1088/1758-5090/ad… via @Biofabrication
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💪'Lend us some muscle'💪 for Friedreich Ataxia research! We had a blast flexing and enjoying baked goodies. Thanks to everyone who joined! It's not too late to donate!
au.lendussomemuscle.com/lend… @MolHorizons @mihs_uow @DottoriLab @stem_mitch @marniemaddock @CureFA_org @uowresearch
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Great to see in the news today - there is a LOT of hard work by our amazing staff @UOW and their 100% dedication to students that gives rise to these results!
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Congratulations, @domkaul! 🔬 – at Wollongong, New South Wales
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Check out these beautiful images from Uni of Wollongong campus on by photographer Anthony Wardle
@uow #UniLife #nature uow.edu.au/the-stand/2024/th…
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Touch sensation requires the mechanically gated ion channel ELKIN1 | Science science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…
Super proud to present our latest work led by Sam @fluorescence_SC , we identified ELKIN1 as necessary for normal touch sensation in mice and in human sensory neurons too!
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Send a Sigma-Aldrich Valentine to your favorite lab mate this year! ❤️
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The lack of funding has so many impacts - promising projects are put on the back burner, highly qualified scientists leave due to lack of job security, innovation is stifled in favour of ‘safe’ research… it breaks my heart. @TheASMR1
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Thrilled to share our first publication of the year - a lab resource outlining the generation and characterisation of an H9 cell line with inducible NGN2 expression, highly useful for rapid and efficient neuronal differentiation. Check it out! 👇
doi.org/10.1016/j.scr.2024.1… – at Wollongong, New South Wales
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C elegans neuroscientists in the Chew lab have decoded the learning proteome. Good to see this work by @AelonJay @AusNeuroSoc
Very proud of the opportunity to share some of my PhD work at @AusNeuroSoc, thanks @NeuralOoi for the happy snap! 📸 🥼 #ans2023 @MolHorizons @IPRI_UOW – at Brisbane, Queensland
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It was time to reflect on the multidimensional global collaboration network we are privileged to be part of. With strong links across a number of faculties @UOW and into the local community as well as across Oz we are well placed to bring benefits from those collaborations home.
Continuing to celebrate collaboration with our team today by coming together for a morning walk and coffee. Yellow was the suggested choice of colour to represent this week’s theme. #CollaboratorsWeek
