⭐️HUGE CONGRATS⭐️ to @victoriaxsh who last week submitted her #PhDThesis. Vic has been an inspiration to the entire @PopAllergy Team through her personal & professional growth & significant contribution to understanding & preventing #FoodAllergy!Enjoy the sweet freedom Vic ☀️🍓
Yesterday we farewelled my beautiful #PhD#ResearchAssistant Lana the #Rottie. She was an incredible companion & often by my side in the wee hours of the morning whilst I studied. An unwavering source of joy & positivity thru this PhD journey. Already very missed #DogsOfResearch
Loving seeing what everyone’s been busy with for their PhD & Masters journeys at the #MCCStudentSymposium! COVID has limited a lot of those incidental catch ups that keep us grad researchers in touch, however this weeks Symposium has been great to reconnect & share! @UniMelbMDHS
Massive shout out to @MCRI_for_kids/@UniMelbMDHS PhD candidates Dr Tim Brettig and Ms Sasha Odoi - #ASCIA2021 conference poster prize winners! @SashOdoi @tbrettig Congratulation on a job well done! 🥳🥳 #phdgoals#phdchat
Have really missed the buzz of an in-person conference!Keynote speakers, poster halls, buffets, post-conference-drinks, more buffets, putting-a-face-to-that-paper-networking, sponsor show bags,✨travelling >5km✨! Despite that, todays #ASCIA2021#VirtualConference has been great!
We’re excited to see the latest in allergy research in the @ascia_news Annual Conference commencing today! Many of our own team & many of our esteemed collaborators will be sharing their research & reflections today bit.ly/3jtgmkK. #ASCIA2021@CRE_CFAR#VirtualConference
An important piece of the covid response equation: prioritising the vaccination of teachers, early educators & school staff. A step to truly bolster opportunity and reality of children getting back to school sooner.
3/3 Our recently published research brief on the devastating impact that the pandemic continues to have on the wellbeing of #youngpeople, provides recommendations from MCRI experts to guide Australia’s #COVID19response.
🔗Read the full research brief here: mcri.edu.au/covid-19/researc…
Every week, every day. Many times a day in fact - my heart and mind quiets and sits still with you 🤍 2 wobbly years filled with lots of tears, eventually lots of laughs, and always so much gratefulness for you Dad. instagram.com/p/CSuNTJBl-NV/…
Dr Stephanie Yiallourou @SYiallourou is a sleep researcher at @BakerResearchAu @MonashCCS. She’s investigating links between sleep quality and #CVD in remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities as part of the BIRCH study. #NAIDOC2021#HealCountry
Our own Co-Lead A/Prof Kirsten Perrett with gorgeous mum Sarah and baby Oliver featuring on @Channel9. They discuss the #OPTIMUMstudy & the potential for allergy prevention through a dose of whole cell whooping cough vaccine at 2months old
#OPTIUMUMstudy:bit.ly/3iNIkry
Join the conversation on June 15, in a live webinar discussing food allergy prevention and anaphylaxis in babies. For more information and how to register visit: ow.ly/jghz50F45YF
Honest, considered, meaningful science. What a privilege to hear @cglennbegley discuss effective & #ethicalresearch today. We #Earlyresearchers not only have a service to community, but the incredible opportunity to define the research standards we accept & contribute to (1/2)
As an early (junior) researcher it often feels naive & silly to pull the “I do this because I want to make a difference” card.But really, that should always be at the core of the research process. Feeling very inspired & humbled for my research journey ahead. Thanks @cglennbegley
Saliva, tap water, boiling water? A study reports that persistent, repeated cleaning of an infant’s pacifiers with chemical antiseptic over the first 6 months may increase the risk of food allergy development by the age of 1 year. bit.ly/3cBMtuT