Our 2024 Annual Report has been published that showcases many great stories and photos from our team. It’s exciting to read about so many highlights spanning the CIPPS EMCR and PhD Retreat at Kingscliff, our 3rd Annual Symposium at Q-Station Manly, our progress reporting against the UN Sustainable Development Goals, and the many research in focus […]
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Extracting DNA from Ninu scat to save an iconic marsupial from extinction Australia is home to about two-thirds of the world’s known extant species of marsupials, including Tasmanian devils and quolls (dasyurids or carnivorous marsupials), kangaroos, koalas, and wombats (diprotodonts or herbivores), and bilbies and bandicoots (permelemorphs). Marsupials are an iconic group of animals due […]
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Professor David Craik has been awarded the 2024 Emil Thomas Kaiser Award by The Protein Society. The award recognizes a recent, highly significant contribuition to the application of chemistry in the study of proteins. The full article can be read here.
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On the back of the Nature family publication, Extant and extinct bilby genomes combined with Indigenous knowledge improve conservation of a unique Australian marsupial | Nature Ecology & Evolution, CIPPS CI’s Carolyn Hogg and Katherine Belov, have received a large amount of media attention. Read the news article published in The Conversation on 1 July […]
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Read the news article by Jackson Ryan, published in the Guardian (Sat 22 June 2024) on Andrew Walker and the King Group .
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Our 2023 Annual Report has been published that showcases many great stories and photos from our team. It’s exciting to read about so many highlights spanning the CIPPS Symposium 2023, the EMCR and PhD Retreat in the Blue Mountains, our progress reporting against the UN Sustainable Development Goals, and the many research in focus stories. Thanks also […]
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Our 2022 Annual Report has been published that showcases many great stories and photos from our team. Thanks also to CIPPS Research Fellow Dr Jeffrey Mak for designing this year’s cover art. It’s exciting to see that we are meeting or exceeding the vast majority of our key performance indicators set with the Australian Research Council.
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