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4 May 2023
Xin Jiang, UNSW Sydney
Glucose and lactate are critical metabolites for most living organisms. In certain circumstances, such as during the intra-erythrocytic stage of malaria parasites and in the...
28 April 2023
Joseph Chung (Meng-Han), Jennions Group, E&E, RSB
What is the meaning of life? … I’m afraid the answer is disappointingly simple: Mating. That’s it” written by the author Oliver Markus.
27 April 2023
Julia Penndorf, Aplin Group, E&E, RSB
Group-living animals form social relationships that can influence their fitness in a variety of ways.
14 April 2023
Hannah Carle, Nicotra Group, E&E, RSB
Tropical forests are globally important ecosystems that have absorbed a large portion of CO2 from fossil fuel emissions to date.
30 March 2023
Alastair Stewart, Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute
F1Fo ATP synthase generates the majority of cellular energy by interconverting phosphate transfer energy and proton motive force via a rotary catalytic mechanism. Using cryo...
9 March 2023
Lynea Witczak Oldfather, Flinders University
Social interactions regulate our behavior and physiology, and connections between social well-being and health may be one reason why individuals who are happy with their...
23 February 2023
Claudia Londono Nieto, University of Valencia, Spain
Sexual conflict occurs when male and female evolutionary interest do not coincide and is an important determinant of population viability and evolvability.
13 February 2023
Professor Wai-Hong Tham, The Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research
Professor Wai-Hong Tham
24 November 2022
Karl Hassan, The University of Newcastle
The Acinetobacter genus includes at least 70 named species that occupy environments which differ broadly in nutrient composition, water availability, temperature and other abiotic...
4 November 2022
Tom Schreiber, Post-doctoral Fellow, Leibniz Institute of Plant Biochemistry
Transcription activator-like effectors (TALEs) are Type-III-effector proteins mainly found in phytopathogenic Xanthomonas species.