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The Biomedical Data Asset is now available
The Biomedical Data Asset (BDA) links two of Australia’s most important biomedical data sets, The Aspirin in Reducing Events in the Elderly (ASPREE), and The mouse Missense Mutation
Phenomics Australia and TIA partnership reinforces commitment to bridge the translational gap
Phenomics Australia in partnership with Therapeutic Innovation Australia (TIA) is pleased to announce the successful recipients of the Pipeline Accelerator 2023-24 (Round 1). 35 projects to
Another successful Organoid Symposium at Monash for this 2023 edition
Phenomics Australia in vitro node the Monash BDI Organoid Program hosted its 3rd symposium on ‘Emerging Technologies in Organoid Research’ on Thursday 2nd November 2023 at
Meet Our Scientific Directors: Associate Professor Amee George
We would like to introduce to you to A/Prof Amee George, member of the Phenomics Australia’s Scientific Directors team and Head of the ANU Centre for
The Australian Drosophila Transgenic Facility Triumphs with Inaugural Order Completion!
The Australian Drosophila Transgenic Facility (ADTF) achieves a milestone with inaugural order fulfilment to unveil the molecular basis of disease. The Australian Drosophila Transgenic Facility (ADTF),
Science Communication Internship at Phenomics Australia 2023
Phenomics Australia hosted a Science Communication Internship in collaboration with the Australian National Centre for the Public Awareness of Science (CPAS) at the Australian National University
Enabling Excellence at the 2023 ANU Research Infrastructure Expo
Phenomics Australia exhibited at the 2023 ANU Research Infrastructure Expo, an exciting event to discover the state-of-the-art research infrastructure that underpins research excellence at the Australian
Turning back the clock on brains aged by COVID
University of Queensland researchers, including Phenomics Australia Scientific Director Prof Ernst Wolvetang, have found a way to reverse a cellular process triggered by COVID-19 that contributes
Data Sprint on Imaging Transcriptomics
The Data Sprint on Imaging Transcriptomics, organized by the Peter Mac Computational Biology program, recently brought together over 50 bioinformaticians and computational biologists for a two-day
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