All those uninformed people saying women don't haka, the men's one is better, the women's one is too long etc... how about reminding ourselves what the men's haka used to be and choosing to be an ally, not a back-seat critic? Culture evolves, and the haka is in VERY good hands.

Excited to have Yu Heng Lau from Sydney Chemistry to give the Medicinal Chemistry Theme seminar Monash Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences EMCR_MIPS Monash Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences

If you are into #NMR you should register for this year's ANZMAG conference in Marysville, VIC. Register via the conference website: anzmagconference.org.au Novachem Bruker Siemens Healthineers Magritek

Let’s talk about sexual dimorphism in humans. This is something that comes up a lot in Jordan Peterson & incel circles. And it sets you up for terrible answers, because it fundamentally misunderstands the question. A better question: why are human males and females so SIMILAR.

Two members of Angitū seamlessly performed both male and female kapa haka lines. Angitū breaking gender norms on the kapa haka stage at Te Matatini. 👉 For more Te Matatini stories: 1news.co.nz

A new generation of #NMR instrument or a fantastic tool to explain to our students (in the real life) the key parts of a cryogenic magnet and a spectrometer ? #ICMMO Université Paris-Saclay Bruker

Congratulations Evelyn Huang School of Chemistry | University of Melbourne for her new paper ChemBioChem The paper shows that Mtb Rv1916/ICL2b is an acetyl-CoA-binding protein. Brooke & Bashiri Lab solved the structure & Ram Bhusal did the initial experiments. Well done everyone😃 doi.org/10.1002/cbic.2…

Symposium alert! 💡💊This is the first small molecule drug discovery symposium showcasing the hit identification infrastructure available within #Melbourne's Parkville precinct. Register here: bit.ly/3OuEJOt BioCurate BioMelbourne Network Griffith Hack Monash Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences The Florey

Feeling very proud of Dr Indu Chandrashekaran for being part of this year's veski's #STEMsidebyside program! 🎉🥳😃 EMCR_MIPS Monash Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences

#ISMAR2023 I had a great session sharing our latest work in applying FBDD method against RNA targets. Fantastic time catching up with our collaborators and meeting new people. Dr Indu Chandrashekaran will be talking about cool 19F FBDD NMR methods this afternoon, stay tuned!

Kudos to Evelyn Huang from my former Leung Research Group for acing her first conference talk at #ISMAR2023! Intriguing to see how Evelyn has built upon my PhD project and progressed it over time! 👏

Well done to Brooke for your work in fragment-based screening using NMR. Grateful for the opportunity to see my Leung Research Group predecessor and friend grow in her independent career.

Enlightening talk and discussion by Dr. Indu Chandrashekaran yesterday on the development of 19F spy probes. #ISMAR2023

Make sure to secure your spot! Tickets are selling fast for this inaugural Hit ID event: shop.monash.edu/hit-id-symposi… Monash Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences EMCR_MIPS Jess Holien BioMelbourne Network BioCurate Pharmaron TIA The Florey Thermo Fisher Griffith Hack VCCC Alliance WEHI (Walter and Eliza Hall Institute)

We have great talks from Ian Street (Oncology One), Martin Scanlon (ARC Centre for Fragment-Based Design), Jeff Mitchell (WEHI (Walter and Eliza Hall Institute)) and Jess Holien kicking off the morning session of the first Hit ID symposium. More exciting talks to follow!

Resuming after a short lunch break with a panel session on funding sources. Susie Nilsson from CSIRO chairing the session wit MedChem Australia, Oncology One, TIA ,BioCurate and brandon capital’s Cureator.

Final session of the day. Chris Burns from ⁦Amplia Therapeutics⁩ taking about their success story.

I drew some instruments for a presentation and then decided you should ALL have these. You can have these as nice clean TIFF files (also pasted into a PPT). Please enjoy and use for whatever! #RealTimeChem #ChemTwitter drive.google.com/drive/folders/…

Kicking off the final CFBD forum in Brisbane ARC Centre for Fragment-Based Design

Looking forward to the ANZMAG virtual seminar tomorrow, which will feature one of our group alumni, Dr Brooke Kwai Brooke. Brooke is now working at Monash Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences with Professor Scanlon #nmr