Entries by Jennifer Huynh

Monash Sensory Science ‘Highly Commended’ Award – Victorian Premier’s Design Awards

2023 Victorian Premier’s Design Awards Winners Announced More innovative and creative designers from across Victoria have been celebrated for their achievements, with the Victorian Premier’s Design Award of the Year shining a light on the people who take Victoria’s design industry from strength to strength. Minister for Creative Industries Colin Brooks today congratulated all the […]

Congrats Erica and the Monash Sensory Science team – Finalists in 2023 Victorian Premier’s Design Awards

Monash Biomedicine Discovery Institute’s inclusive science literacy initiative Monash Sensory Science has been named as a design strategy finalist in the 2023 Victorian Premier’s Design Awards. Established by the Victorian Government in 1996, the awards highlight and celebrate local design capability across architectural, communication, design strategy, digital, fashion, product, service and student categories. Monash Sensory Science is a […]

Sophia reflects on her Rossjohn Laboratory Graduate Disability Internship experience

Making science accessible to people with diverse needs is an important mission of the Rossjohn Laboratory in the Monash Biomedicine Discovery Institute. The lab offers student scholarships and graduate internships to people with disabilities in order to broaden the diversity of people engaged in scientific discovery and to offer an inclusive opportunity to gain career experience in biomedical […]

Congrats Jamie on your Visiting Professor appointment at the University of Oxford

Welcome to the new RDM Visiting Professors RDM warmly welcomes two new Visiting Professors this term: Jamie Rossjohn joins the department as Visiting Professor of Structural Immunology, and Martin Young joins as Visiting Professor of Cardiac Science. Professor Rossjohn travelled over the border from Wales to undertake his undergraduate degree and PhD at Bath University. After […]

Congrats Adam on your Cell paper

Researchers create “Lipidomic Map,” offering insights into immunology An international team of scientists has developed a method for simultaneously detecting thousands of lipid molecules that are displayed to T cells in the human immune system. The study, co-led by Professor D. Branch Moody, MD, of the Division of Rheumatology, Immunity and Inflammation at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, and Adam […]