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This Rare Disease Day, we’re spotlighting some of the incredible researchers at JCSMR working to better understand, diagnose, and treat rare diseases.
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"What’s next after a PhD?" As Sand Trakansuebkul nears the end of her journey, she grapples with this question. Read how she navigates and carves her own path.
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New research provides insight into how cells identify and discard faulty molecular machines responsible for RNA splicing.
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Two of Simone’s research images have been featured as cover images in prominent publications, underscoring the impact of her work in advancing understanding of blood disorders in lymphoma patients.
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RNA sequencing advancements promise to transform how scientists study the genetic code and its regulation in health and disease.
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This prestigious accolade highlights her exceptional contributions to research and service within the academic and broader community.
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Meet our incredible Laboratory Support Team at JCSMR! They’re the unsung heroes who keep our labs running like clockwork. From ensuring lab safety to maintaining cleanliness, they’re the backstage crew making sure everything is set for the next groundbreaking discovery.
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In this JCSMR 75th Anniversary Alumni Spotlight Series, we feature Dr Chloe Lim, a scientist turned entrepreneur whose unique career spans cutting-edge biomedical research, science education, and even professional balloon artistry. From unravelling the mysteries of gene expression at JCSMR to becoming a TEDx speaker and founder of Twistyfic, Dr Lim's story is one of resilience, creativity, and passion for STEM engagement.
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Professor Si Ming Man from the John Curtin School of Medical Research (JCSMR) has been named among the world’s top 1% of researchers for the fourth time, according to the prestigious Highly Cited Researchers List by Clarivate.