JCSMR Research Day 2024 – A Celebration of 75 Years of Innovation

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Phenomics Australia staff was thrilled to come together for the John Curtin School of Medical Research (JCSMR) Research Day 2024!

This year’s event held special significance as we celebrated the 75th anniversary of JCSMR—marking a remarkable milestone in the advancement of medical research and discovery.

Australian Phenome Bank, Genome Targeting Facility and the Australian Phenomics Facility booth at JCSMR Research Day

Research Day provided a fantastic opportunity to share and celebrate the groundbreaking work happening across the school. Phenomics Australia’s Biobanking team from the Australian Phenome Bank (APB), the In Vivo Genome engineering and disease modelling services team at the Genome Targeting Facility (GTF) and the Australian Phenomics Facility (APF) team had an incredible experience hosting a booth at this research day, where the enthusiasm and engagement from attendees were continuous throughout the event!

JCSMR Research Day

We were inspired by the innovative ideas and discoveries that continue to push the boundaries of science and medicine.

It was a wonderful occasion to connect, learn, and celebrate the incredible work being done at JCSMR. Thank you to everyone who made this milestone event so memorable!

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