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FHTTA Organoid Nexus 2025: REGISTRATION OPEN
As a proud sponsor of the event, Phenomics Australia is glad to announce that the registration for the FHTTA Organoid Nexus 2025: Application Workflow from Production
Phenomics Australia Joins RIC Morning Tea Celebration in Canberra
Phenomics Australia was delighted to participate in the RIC Morning Tea event hosted at the Australian National University (ANU) and organised by Research Infrastructure Connected (RIC).
Monash Organoid Symposium: REGISTRATION OPEN
Registrations are open for the 5th edition of the Monash Organoid Symposium! This year again, it’s a free event open to all, don’t hesitate to share
The Australian Drosophila Transgenic Facility Reaches 100 Transgenic Lines!
We are excited to announce that the Phenomics Australia node, the Australian Drosophila Transgenic Facility (ADTF), at the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, has officially completed its
Making MAGEC Happen: Behind the Scenes of the Melbourne Advanced Gene Editing Centre
Meet the team behind the MAGEC lab, a Phenomics Australia node specialising in in vivo genome engineering and disease modelling at Olivia Newton-John Cancer Research Institute
National Science Week 2025 has officially launched – and it’s the biggest one yet!
On Tuesday, 6th August, Phenomics Australia’s Communications Manager, Dr Marina Trigueros, was honoured to attend the official launch of National Science Week at Questacon – The
Empowering Women in Cancer Research: Highlighting Leadership and Equity in Our Community
We’re proud to spotlight a significant moment in the conversation around gender equity in science. Our very own Scientific Director, Prof. Kaylene Simpson was featured as
2025 NAT-Net Research Pillar Competitive Grant Scheme Open Now!
Funding opportunity for NSW-led projects in Non-Animal Technologies. Expressions of Interest are now open for the 2025 NAT-Net Research Pillar Competitive Grant Scheme. Image credit: Retinal Organoid
Meet Our Scientific Leaders: Prof. Ruth Arkell
We want to introduce you to Prof. Ruth Arkell, member of Phenomics Australia’s Scientific Director’s team and Associate Director, Research Infrastructure, at the John Curtin School
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