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Janet wins Young Brilliance prize →

Dave wins Applied Biosystems Edman Award

Apr 21, 2004

Dave Gell won the Edman Award from the ASBMB – a prize given to postdoctoral researchers with less than seven years experience after completing their PhD. Dave will present his work at ComBio 2004 (in Perth) and receive a big dollop of cash as well!

← Ann and Janet win ASBMB travelling fellowships

Janet wins Young Brilliance prize →

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Does BRD4 care about histone acetylation – maybe just a *little* bit…

Does BRD4 care about histone acetylation – maybe just a little bit…

Our latest paper has just been released in Nucleic Acids Research:...

Lab baby alert!

Lab baby alert!

Shahnaz has decided that doing a PhD isn't sufficiently challenging so she has upped the ante...

Our latest preprint – super selective BET bromodomain inhibitors that act as remote control molecular glues!

Our latest preprint – super selective BET bromodomain inhibitors that act as remote control molecular glues!

OK - maybe that's hyping it up a bit, but these cyclic peptides are pretty amazing, we think!...

Simone graduates – and comes back for more

Simone graduates – and comes back for more

Last week, Simone graduated with first class Honours - on a lunchbreak from the PhD that she...

The queen of the lab came back to visit her subjects!

The queen of the lab came back to visit her subjects!

Was fantastic to see Karishma last week when she passed through Sydney on a break from her...

Karishma (and Biswa’s) magnum opus makes it onto Biorxiv

Karishma (and Biswa’s) magnum opus makes it onto Biorxiv

The first step in the publication journey... This is the paper that describes our BET...