She/her. Dog and cat Mum. Chai sipper. Views are my own š¦šŗ
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6 Sep 2024
#PhDone
My sincerest thanks to my advisors, especially @Jones_MJK , for supporting me throughout this journey. Now, on to the future!
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TRI proudly collaborates with @QLDEducation to deliver the SPARQ-ed program, bridging high-school science and real-world biomedical research. Students apply independently, nurturing their passion for science. We hope these SPARQs become future leaders in medical research. #STEM
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24 Sep 2022
Checkout the first preprint from my lab. Replication stress signatures that stratify ATRi, Wee1i, PARPi,and HU forks using AI and @nanopore Exciting collaboration @MichaelABoemo @GIH_UQ @SubashkRAI @BonfimMeloA @McclellandLab @prclarke1 @PaulinePfudererĀ doi.org/10.1101/2022.09.22.5ā¦
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11 Jan 2023
#QUT, #BiomedicalScience is seeking #honours students for 2023. 80 Projects on offer across many areas incl. #Infection #Immunology #Genomics, #Cancer #Neurogenetics in labs at #TRI, #QIMR-Berghofer or #QUT campus. starts Mid-February email pamela.pollock@qut.edu.au
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12 Dec 2022
My PhD thesis viva voce is approaching and I'm looking for words of advice and encouragement. My Mum told me, "Don't forget to breathe!" which I think is pretty good advice.
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9 Dec 2022
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10 Oct 2022
Iām very happy to announce that today I started working as a Cell Culture Technician with an amazing company š„°
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16 Aug 2022
I relate to this. My Mum left school at 12 to work, married at 19, first kid at 20. My Dad left school at 14 and fixed car bodies (extremely well) for nearly 50 years. They both worked so hard and Iām glad I can take care of them now.
14 Aug 2022
As a first-gen student, I've always known that other students with legacies in academia or family histories of college education have inherent advantages over me, but I don't think I've ever been able to see and understand that as clearly as today.
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14 Jul 2022
This #PhD candidate is based in the US. I would really like to get #Australian #PhD candidates opinions regarding the #RTP stipend and whether they need to rely on additional jobs and/or family support?? š§
#phdchat #AcademicChatter
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20 May 2022
Things no one tells you about graduating from grad school (a thread):
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11 May 2022
Happiness is when your PhD supervisor still texts you to tell you that they are proud of you. It has been 8 years since I finished my PhD but she continues to be my mentor and source of positivity to date. Academia needs such people, let's be those peopleš¤
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30 Apr 2022
Celebrating thesis submission with my partner and my best friend of 26 years š„°
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27 Apr 2022
Today I submitted my PhD thesis
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ALT Me sitting with my two parents on a couch; my mum is on my left and my dad is on my right. Iām holding a spiral-bound printed copy of my PhD thesis.
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6 Apr 2022
I got an interview for a post-doc position in my home town which I am REALLY excited about! š¤©
Please share your post-doc interview tips and tricks with me!
#PhDChat @AcademicChatter
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24 Apr 2022
I was unsuccessful in getting this job but I am so grateful for the amazing feedback I received on my application and interview. It was a real confidence boost to have this experience! āŗļø
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10 Apr 2022
An important thread on stress-induced health issues during PhD.
10 Apr 2022
Things people should talk more about in graduate school; Health. While in graduate school, you might develop stress induce health-related issues. I never thought I would develop eczema IBS and get my asthma back. (1/x)
7 Apr 2022
Woohoo! Today I reached 50 citations! š„³
ALT A screenshot of a Google Scholar profile page showing number of citations per year. Total citations = 50, h-index = 2, i10-index = 1. Number of citations per year: 2018 = 7; 2019 = 13; 2020 = 11; 2021 = 13, 2022 = 6.
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3 Apr 2022
An important thread. Now I know to prepare myself for this.
2 Apr 2022
Is...post-PhD blues a thing?
My dissertation is defended and uploaded and I just feel so strangely empty and like something is wrong/missing!!!
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