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Nine young Australian scientists to attend the 72nd Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting to be held in Lindau, Germany.
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Thank you to for the lovely #WomenInScience pin promoting the Empowering Progress campaign for #IWD2023, which arrived today.
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Olga Kennard obituary: #WomenInScience crystallographer who set up a central repository for data to be used as an essential resource by researchers around the world. #chemistry #biophysics
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MEET THE SUMMIT SPEAKERS: Professor Frances Separovic is a Biophysical Chemist and deputy director of the , . Join us in #Croatia to discuss how global connections are creating opportunities for Croatian Women ausnz-croatianwomen.org/news/croatian-
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Article in on Priestley Medallist, Professor Cato T. Laurencin, . Priestley Medal address 2023 - Regenerative engineering: Polymeric #chemistry and materials science for regeneration
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21 March was #WorldPoetryDay. One of our instrument manufacturers, celebrated the day by using to create a poem and haiku about the company. So we asked #ChatGPT to write a poem and haiku about :
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Lovely to catch up with #TeamHB4 sister , with whom I went to Antarctica in Dec2019. Jess is a #WomenInScience from on sabbatical . Here we are enjoying a cuppa at University House (Melbourne).
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Did you play today's Eye Spy a Biophysicist? The answer is Maurits de Planque, a bioengineer, mentor, and one of the founding members of the Early Careers Committee!
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Here's today's "Eye Spy a Biophysicist" challenge! This scientist is known for achieving major milestones as a bioengineer, mentor, and founder of the Biophysical Society Early Careers committee.
Comment your guess and tune in later to find out the answer! #BiophysicsWeek
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Here's today's "Eye Spy a Biophysicist" challenge! This scientist is known for achieving major milestones as a bioengineer, mentor, and founder of the Biophysical Society Early Careers committee.
Comment your guess and tune in later to find out the answer! #BiophysicsWeek
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Congratulations to the 2023 award winners, , Elena Conti, , , Jason Gestwicki, , Arthur Lesk, & . proteinsociety.org/protein-societ #biophysics #NMR #protein #chemistry #WomenInScience
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Here is the link to the Table of Contents of the Special Issue of , with articles on #membranes #biophysics #NMR cell.com/biophysj/issue
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Analyses of Demographic-Specific Funding Rates for Type 1 Research Project Grant and R01-Equivalent Applications by M Lauer and MA Bernard: Analysis of funding rates for Fiscal Year 2010 -2022 according to race-ethnicity of PIs.
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Delighted that Sufyan Aslam of was able to visit the this week. It was a pleasure to work with him when we were with Regional Office for Asia & the Pacific #ICSUROAP.
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Listen to these Living Histories in #biophysics. Join us in #RelivingHistories through the eyes of the audience and past Living Histories speakers via , including many #WomenInScience at iyerbiswas.com/outreach/livin
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Celebrating a champion of Australian science: Nancy Pritchard #WomenInScience
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The annual meeting #BPS2023 in San Diego was another opportunity for the #membrane chix to self assemble at the booth. #WomenInScience #biophysics
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Congratulations to all awardees
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The Academy awards of science are here! The 2023 Honorific awards recognise twenty-two scientists for their outstanding contributions to science. From investigating the structure of space-time to the inner workings of volcanoes & the genetics of sex. science.org.au/news-and-event
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BlackInChem cofounder Samantha T. Mensah dies at 28 #WomenInScience #chemistry cen.acs.org/people/obituar via
How Shyamala Rajender fought back against discrimination. This chemist’s class-action lawsuit against the University of Minnesota 50 years ago helped pave the way for women in academia. Read about this #WomenInScience in #chemistry
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This week, published the 2023 version of their annual "Glass Ceiling Index" on the "role and influence of women in the workforce" comparing 29 countries. If this interests you, it is here: economist.com/graphic-detail #GenderEquity
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Female scholars more likely than male counterparts to be elected to prestigious US scientific societies, finds study nature.com/articles/d4158 #WomenInScience #GenderEquity
Celebrate #IWD2023 by taking a moment to applaud the legacies of some inspiring #WomenInScience through history! From female physician to drug developer, unrecognised pioneer to unsung hero of DNA, read about these Ten Inspiring Women in Science History
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Congratulations to on completion of the full set of #NMR Newsletter editions which are all available at the ISMAR website ismar.org/barry-shapiros
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Great to see this list of great Australian #WomenInScience: 50 women at the cutting edge of science in Australia cosmosmagazine.com/people/50-wome #science via
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Women, Black researchers less likely to hold multiple NIH grants
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UN Women Australia’s #IWD2023 Lunch at Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (): celebrating with mcec.com.au/about-us/club- and #WomenInScience #GenderEquity
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Kelly Thompson - Bringing sex and gender differences to the forefront #WomenInScience
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Wishing Andrea Oliver all the best in her new role as she leaves , . It was wonderful to work with Andrea, especially during my time as Head of School of #Chemistry, where she did an amazing job as Academic Support Officer. #WomenInScience
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Fond farewell to Aaron Gosling, who has served as Manager of the ARC Training Centre for the Chemical Industries . His contributions have been instrumental to its success and the Master of Industrial Research programme in #chemistry at .
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Mathematical biologist is UK government’s new chief scientific adviser: Angela McLean is the first woman appointed to the post. #WomenInScience
Thoroughly enjoyed the #RoyalExhibitionBuilding - Dome Promenade tour hosted by . REB is a World Heritage-listed building in #Melbourne, built in 1879–80 as part of the international exhibition movement and is often used by for student exams & graduations.
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Breaking down barriers: standing on the shoulders of Australia’s early female chemists. Read article about these #WomenInScience from in #chemistry publish.csiro.au/CH/CH22235
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Enjoyed meeting two rockstars of #biophysics, and , at the President 's dinner just prior to the #Biophysics Lecture at #BPS2023 in San Diego.
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So wonderful to meet up with #TeamHB4 sister in San Diego: here we are living the high life as #WomenInScience
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