by Joel Mackay | Mar 11, 2010 | BLOG |
Congratulations to Paul, who has just been granted Australian permanent residency, which among other benefits means that we won’t have to keep hiding him in the solvent cabinet when the immigration people come to inspect the School.
by Joel Mackay | Mar 10, 2010 | BLOG |
The journal RNA selected Fionna’s crystal structure of a ZRANB2 zinc finger bound to RNA as the cover illustration for their March 2010 issue. Today the cover of RNA, tomorrow the centrefold of Cleo…
by Joel Mackay | Feb 22, 2010 | BLOG |
Eschewing the usual Lorne Protein conference this year, Mitch and a small hardcore band of transcription people headed for the Lorne Genome Conference – same location, different science! As well as the chance to hear Phil Gregory from Sangamo talk about designer...
by Joel Mackay | Jan 27, 2010 | BLOG |
Gonzalo Durante (Gonn), a visitor to the lab from Spain in 2007 (wow – time flies!) had a busy week last July, when he (a) got married, (b) defended his PhD thesis (successfully) and (c) became a father. You can see the whole family. Now, *that* was a stressful...
by Joel Mackay | Jan 13, 2010 | BLOG |
You thought that it was the snakes, scorpions, sharks and spiders that you had to worry about in Australia. No one warned you about the monster stick insects though… check this out. You could put a leash on it and take it for a walk! The body was 20 cm...