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 […]
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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 […]
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Rossjohn Laboratory pioneers inclusive paid internship program for GradWISE graduates In a display of commitment to diversity and inclusion, Rossjohn Laboratory, a renowned Biomedical Science research lab in Australia, has taken significant strides to create a more inclusive workplace and support newly emerging graduates with disabilities. As a longstanding partner of GradWISE, the organisation has recently […]
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Explore sensory science exhibitions this National Science Week At 23, I was diagnosed with a form of juvenile macular dystrophy. This can be devastating for any young person, but as an art student beginning a degree at the Victorian College of the Arts, majoring in painting, it was particularly devastating. I had spent so many […]
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Activating art and technology to explore the science of autoimmunity, the Monash Biomedicine Discovery Institute hosted a free sensory exhibition on Friday 30 June, curated specifically for blind, low-vision and diverse needs audiences. Designed for all ages and levels of science literacy, the Monash Sensory Science Exhibition – Autoimmunity explored eight autoimmune diseases through multi-sensory, multi-modal artworks and […]
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Congrats Jamie on your Visiting Professor appointment at the University of Oxford
/in News /by Jennifer HuynhWelcome 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
/in News /by Jennifer HuynhResearchers 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 […]
Read about our disability internship program featured by WISE Employment
/in News /by Jennifer HuynhRossjohn Laboratory pioneers inclusive paid internship program for GradWISE graduates In a display of commitment to diversity and inclusion, Rossjohn Laboratory, a renowned Biomedical Science research lab in Australia, has taken significant strides to create a more inclusive workplace and support newly emerging graduates with disabilities. As a longstanding partner of GradWISE, the organisation has recently […]
Read Erica’s piece in Hire up about our sensory science exhibitions this National Science Week
/in News /by Jennifer HuynhExplore sensory science exhibitions this National Science Week At 23, I was diagnosed with a form of juvenile macular dystrophy. This can be devastating for any young person, but as an art student beginning a degree at the Victorian College of the Arts, majoring in painting, it was particularly devastating. I had spent so many […]
Monash Sensory Science Exhibition brings art and science together for diverse needs participants
/in News /by Jennifer HuynhActivating art and technology to explore the science of autoimmunity, the Monash Biomedicine Discovery Institute hosted a free sensory exhibition on Friday 30 June, curated specifically for blind, low-vision and diverse needs audiences. Designed for all ages and levels of science literacy, the Monash Sensory Science Exhibition – Autoimmunity explored eight autoimmune diseases through multi-sensory, multi-modal artworks and […]