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L’Oréal For Women In Science November 2009 Bulletin

17 November 2009

In this bulletin: 2010 Laureates announced Two former Laureates win Nobel Prizes in Medicine and Chemistry Prime Minister recognises L’Oréal Fellow with physical sciences prize Updates from our 2007 and 2008 Australian Fellows – Tara Telescope in business, and more Applying for Australian Fellowships for 2010

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L’Oréal For Women in Science March 2009 bulletin

11 March 2009

In this bulletin:

Applications open for L’Oréal Australia and International Fellowships
The 2009 Laureates receive their prizes in Paris
Malaysian PhD wins international fellowship to study at UNSW
Updates from our 2008 Australian Fellows

Applications open 1 April for this year’s L’Oréal Australia For Women in Science Fellowships
Applications for the 2009 L’Oréal Australia For Women in Science Fellowships will open [...]

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Crystallising a career in immunology

26 August 2008

Natalie Borg interview. Download audio interview here (mp3, 1.9MB) As a child, Natalie Borg tried to grow crystals. Two decades on, she is still growing crystals. But now she is analysing them with synchrotron light, to figure out how our bodies mount a rapid defence when we are attacked by viruses. “The immune system is [...]

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Unravelling the immune system

26 August 2008

Erika Cretney is fascinated by the human immune system. “As we find out more about how it works, it seems to grow in complexity,” she says. “I’m not sure that we’ll ever know everything about it.” Her interest lies in ferreting out the function of genes, proteins and cell types in the immune system, and [...]

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