Check out this comprehensive article by Sydney Harris Dr Holly Chinnery and A/Prof Bridgette Semple highlighting the importance of preclinical modeling of early brain injuries liebertpub.com/doi/full/10.10… Translational Medicine at Monash University Monash STM Neuroscience

Just in …. Re-examining the Mysterious Role of the Cerebellum in Pain jneurosci.org/content/44/17/… Crystal Li Prof Luke Henderson Richelle Mychasiuk #AusPainSoc

Correlation between reduced telomere length & disability severity in #MultipleSclerosis , suggesting link between biological aging, neurological reserve & immune dysfunction. doi.org/10.1016/j.msar…
Michael Zhong Assoc Professor Vilija Jokubaitis Monash STM Neuroscience

The gala dinner (followed by karaoke) is always a highlight at #AusPainSoc Richelle Mychasiuk Crystal Li Sydney Harris Glenn Yamakawa

The Mychasiuk lab having a wonderful time presenting at #AusPainSoc Richelle Mychasiuk Sydney Harris Glenn Yamakawa Crystal Li

Sweet Talk by Sabrina Salberg at #AusPainSoc sharing our collaborative study involving the GIN Discovery Program - STM, Monash University and Prof Luke Henderson and Angela Doshen

Cool collaboration within the Monash STM Neuroscience demonstrating a correlation between telomere length and EDSS disability in #MultipleSclerosis , independent of chronological age suggesting a link between neurological reserve in MS and biological aging. msard-journal.com/article/S2211-…

Kicking off our 2nd Annual GIN Discovery Program Symposium with opening remarks from Richelle Mychasiuk #GINSymposium2024

If you haven't already registered for the GIN symposium, do it now! Amazing speakers and great perks. Free mentoring night Brogan's Way Distillery gin distillery and conference dinner at The Commons Collective GIN Discovery Program - STM, Monash University

🌐 Join us at the #GINsymposium2024 for a day of illuminating talks, networking opportunities, and a special dinner on Feb 13, 2024. Featuring national and international speakers, this event is not to be missed! Registrations and abstract submissions are now open. 🔗link below!

📅 Save the Date! Exciting news – the GIN Program Symposium 2024 is set for February 13th! ✨ Join us for a day of illuminating talks, insightful posters, and a symposium dinner. Stay tuned for updates on our stellar lineup, including national and international speakers! 🌐

Celebrating all the successes. So much to be proud of. And yay to summer ☀️

Have you registered to #GINnovate yet?
There is still time but don't leave it to the last minute! You can check out below our amazing line up of panelists.
👋 We will see you there!
💻 bit.ly/ginnovate

Persistent pain in adolescents is a growing public health epidemic. Researchers found changes in gut microbiome composition + differences between sexes may explain why some adolescents experience persistent pain and why it's more common in females.

Read: bit.ly/45t1OXG

Hey hey! Have you registered for #GINnovate yet? Invited panelists will share their #entrepreneurial journeys and you will have the opportunity to ask questions, share experiences, and exchange ideas.🙌This event is open to everyone!
@MonashCCS Monash University STM Department of Immunology @CCSNeurosci

At the 1st #GINnovate you will hear from our invited panelists about their entrepreneurial journeys and also how you can get from just an idea all the way to commercialization.
A night for fun, networking & learning.
⚡️More details coming out soon
⚡️bit.ly/ginnovate

Very excited to share our paper from an amazing GIN Discovery Program - STM, Monash University collaboration! Sex differences identified in the gut microbiome and exacerbated by early life stress may be contributing to heterogeneity in pain outcomes.

Brilliant session discussing early life trauma and chronic pain from the incredible Dr. Melanie Noel Richelle Mychasiuk Chad Shenk Joletta Belton #CanadianPain23