scientists, lover of satire
Joined March 2009
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Kelly retweeted
27 Mar 2023
Happy to announce that I will be starting the Okuda lab @latrobe @LIMSLTU @SABE_latrobe as Senior Lecturer/Senior Research Fellow! Thank you @BenjaminHogan13 for the mentorship and support. I am recruiting a Research Assistant so please spread the word!
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Kelly retweeted
13 Mar 2023
Delighted that our latest work is now published. We hope this will be a useful data resource and also offer interesting new insights in lymphangiogenesis and lymphatic endothelial cell fate specification! @embojournal @PeterMacRes @UniMelbMDHS #hoganlab embopress.org/doi/full/10.15…
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Kelly retweeted
23 Feb 2023
Fundamental research delivers incredibly important outcomes for society. It was a pleasure to write about the risks in declining support for basic science with fantastic colleagues @DrNatashaHarvey and Mark Kahn. @NatureCVR @PeterMacRes @UniMelbMDHS
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12 Feb 2023
What a groups of champions, Brett included. Lucky indeed.
11 Feb 2023
As today is the International Day of Women and Girls in Science it's a great opportunity to shout out to the amazing group leaders that I'm lucky enough to work alongside in our Centre for Cell Biology of Chronic Disease. @IMBatUQ
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23 Jan 2023
Honoured to be a part of this exciting collaboration with Shyam Akula, Chris Walsh, @jfernandobazan and colleagues just out in PNAS. We show TMEM161B is required for CNS development in humans and mice pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.22…
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23 Jan 2023
On a personal note, I must comment on what a joy it is to work with such wonderful colleagues: to share ideas, data, reagents, and bananas ideas so openly – it's the dream
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23 Jan 2023
And there’s a lot more to do around this mysterious little protein. It is highly conserved and doing something fundamental that we don’t have a firm grasp of (yet). Looking forward to working together again in the future and cracking this nut!
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Kelly retweeted
13 Aug 2022
Our group has a Masters and/or PhD position available @UniMelb focusing on signaling, proteomics and metabolism in muscle/bone. Here’s some things you could learn…
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27 Jul 2022
So excited by this. I love the @ANZSCDB. Such a great organisation! And so honoured to be included amongst past recipients. Cell & Dev Biol 4eva! ❤️
Congratulations to A/Prof Kelly Smith @ThatKelly recipient of the 2022 @ANZSCDB Emerging Leader Award. A/Prof Smith has used large scale forward genetics in Zebrafish to discover and characterise new genetic regulators of heart development and disease @UniMelb
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Kelly retweeted
25 Jul 2022
Hey Team Twitter,
Great job available for someone with terrific animal skills! Pls consider applying. Will be fun - see look how happy your future colleagues are!
@PorrelloER @MCRI_for_kids @keviniwatt @reNEW_Global
Retweets appreciated 🙏
Apply 👇
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21 Jul 2022
Rare, exciting opportunity! Looking forward to meeting my new colleague. Please apply!
20 Jul 2022
We are RECRUITING! The Department of Anatomy and Physiology is seeking to appoint a Senior Lecturer in muscle biology. Come and join a vibrant, collaborative and supportive department (I may be biased). DM me or check out the PD:
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Kelly retweeted
12 Apr 2022
#JobAlert 🚨. Interested in using cavefish to investigate mechanisms of cardiovascular protection? And in a prestigious postdoctoral fellowship in Oxford with industry connection? Apply for the Novo Nordisk Oxford Fellowship Program and come work with us! rdm.ox.ac.uk/files/work-with…
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Kelly retweeted
Supporting science through efficient, fair and effective funding is critical to the future health of our economy and our people. We cannot afford to see the backward slide continue. theage.com.au/national/despe…
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20 Mar 2022
This is the part that shocked me. It's been felt by many and is almost intangible, but this shows what a slow and steady creep it's been
Important reading - broad consensus that the research sector is in crisis and we need action now before the scale of the problem becomes too large. How Australian science funding has reached crisis point smh.com.au/national/desperat…
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20 Mar 2022
And this is just the proportion. When you add the multiplier of inflation, it explains a lot about why Aus scientists are feeling so desperate at the moment
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Kelly retweeted
19 Mar 2022
Captures the university research zeitgeist right now here in australia smh.com.au/national/desperat…
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