Our latest study, in collaboration with @ErosLazzerini, sheds light on the molecular mechanisms of the pathway triggered by the telomeric-associated zinc-finger protein (TZAP) in human cancer cells. https://t.co/AVBXuMHSga

Happy to have been asked to comment on a really interesting finding by @Agarwal_Lab and @wmannherz. Telomere length control by thymidine - likely to have far-reaching implications. https://t.co/bw10HW5Vnv

Many congratulations to our talented colleague Anai Gonzalez Cordero.

Great opportunity for prospective PhD students wanting to work on gene therapy with leaders in their field (Ian Alexander and Leszek Lisowski). Closing date for applications 11 Feb.

Great recognition of the excellent work of one of our CMRI colleagues. Congratulations, @PengyiYang82!

Congratulations to CMRI’s Gene Therapy Research Unit who have made the cover of @HGTJournal with a publication about using gene therapy to convert the liver into a “manufacturing plant’’ to treat diseases of the eye and kidney. https://t.co/NqSPXMyCND

Thank you, Henrietta Lacks! Today @DrTedros honoured Henrietta Lacks posthumously with a WHO Director-General’s award, acknowledging her story - one of inequity - and recognizing her world-changing legacy to science and health https://t.co/vVx1Hn52lO

Wonderful story from our friends @ausmarrowmatch — and a great reminder that you can support people with Bone Marrow Failure Syndromes by registering to become a donor💜If you're 18-35, find out more! https://t.co/tsRPjgsKqI #WMDD2021

Looking for postdocs! We're about to open several positions for talented people to work in single-molecule biology. Looking for biophysicists, biochemists and molecular biologists 🧬🔬 Interesting problems, fun people and stunning beaches! 🏖️🏄 RT is greatly appreciated 🙏

My lab is looking for PhD students keen to join us in 2022. CMRI offers a very competitive scholarship; applications are now open. So if want to join us to explore the intersection between telomerase and genome integrity and repair, please contact me! https://t.co/Oce6ECGxhQ

"We can boost confidence in AstraZeneca - by minimising the already tiny risk" - WIMR's Professor Graeme Stewart shares his thoughts about how to boost confidence in the AZ jab in today's @smh Read it here:

A CMRI scientist @scientist_kate has found one of the ways that genes control the behaviour of cancer cells. Read more below. https://t.co/mVCjPKNXHU

We congratulate our Director, Professor Roger Reddel AO, on his receipt of an Order of Australia “for distinguished service to biomedical research in the field of adult and childhood cancer and genetics, and to tertiary education.” Read more:

Big shout out to the team behind the UQ/CSL vaccine, on what must be an incredibly disappointing day. The time and commitment they have put in this year, under incredible stress and pressure deserves our thanks and recognition, regardless of the outcome. Science can be brutal.

We are delighted to direct your attention to the surprising findings of a collaborative project between the Boulton lab (@crick) and our team, published today in @nature: “TRF2-independent chromosome end protection during pluripotency” https://t.co/N8WBWiNAWc). 1/

REGISTRATION IS OPEN! Translational Research Conference: Bone Marrow Failure Disorders - From the cell to the cure of the disease: https://t.co/Zct2RComzK @UniklinikAachen @RWTH @lichterzellen @MDSFoundation @TeamTelomereInc @GlobalPnh @AplasticAnemiaa

Cool! ⁦@PetrovADmitri⁩ Evidence that RNA Viruses Drove Adaptive Introgression between Neanderthals and Modern Humans: Cell

This week we're celebrating a VERY special anniversary at @CMRI_AUS. Jennifer Philps, our Community Relations Manager, has been with us for 27 years! 🍾🎂🥳🎉 (Cont. in reply)

A gentle reminder we are accepting applications for this great opportunity until 28 August🙂👍

For any G-quadruplex aficionados who use @BioRender for making figures, there are now (at my request) icons representing hybrid G4s (there were only parallel and antiparallel before). Have fun!