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- 3D and 4D imaging of thymic T cell differentiation
- Activating https://www.wehi.edu.au/node/add/individual-student-research-page#Parkin to treat Parkinson’s disease
- Activation, regulation, and biological roles of E3 ubiquitin ligases
- Bioinformatics methods for detecting and making sense of somatic genomic rearrangements
- Characterising regulatory T cells in coeliac disease
- Computational melanoma genomics
- Deep profiling of blood cancers during targeted therapy
- Defining the role of necroptosis in platelet production and function
- Developing mucolytics to treat chronic respiratory diseases
- Developing new tools to visualise necroptotic cell death
- Development of live-cell, automated microscopy techniques for studying malaria
- Development of tools to inform malaria vaccine design
- Discovering new genetic causes of primary antibody deficiencies
- Discovery of novel drug combinations for the treatment of bowel cancer
- Drug targets and compounds that block growth of malaria parasites
- Effects of nutrition on immunity and infection in Asia and Africa
- Eosinophil and neutrophil heterogeneity
- Eosinophil maturation
- Epigenetic regulation of systemic iron homeostasis
- Functional differences between young and old platelets
- Generation of cytokine antagonists
- Genetic dissection of mechanisms of Plasmodium invasion
- Genomic characterisation of epigenetic regulators involved in X inactivation
- High resolution 3-dimensional imaging to characterise metastatic cancers
- High-resolution imaging of host cell invasion by the malaria parasite
- Home renovations: understanding how Toxoplasma redecorates its host cell
- How the epigenetic regulator SMCHD1 works and how to target it to treat disease
- Human monoclonal antibodies against malaria infection
- Identification of malaria parasite entry receptors
- Identification of new therapeutic opportunities for pancreatic cancer
- Identifying disease-causing haplotypes with hidden Markov models
- Interleukin-11 in gastrointestinal bacterial infections
- Investigating mechanisms of cell death and survival using zebrafish
- Investigating new paths to selective modulation of potassium channels
- Let me in! How Toxoplasma invades human cells
- Long-read sequencing for transcriptome and epigenome analysis
- Macro-evolution in cancer
- Mapping DNA repair networks in cancer
- Mapping how multiple malaria episodes are related
- Modelling gene regulatory systems
- Molecular basis for inherited Parkinson’s disease mechanism of PINK1
- Mucus at the molecular level
- Novel cell death and inflammatory modulators in lupus
- Plasmodium vivax host-parasite interactions: impact on immunity
- Predicting drug response in cancer
- Programming T cells to defend against infections
- Reconstructing the immune response: from molecules to cells to systems
- Regulation of cytokine signalling
- Screening for regulators of jumping genes
- Target identification of potent antimalarial agents
- Targeting the immune system in cancer
- The role of interleukin-11 in acute myeloid leukaemia
- Transmembrane control of type I cytokine receptor activation
- Uncovering the roles of long non-coding RNAs in human bowel cancer
- Understanding retinal eye diseases with retinal transcriptomic data analysis
- Understanding the role of stromal cells in pancreatic cancer growth
- Unravelling the tumour suppressor network in models of lung cancer
- Utilising pre-clinical models to discover novel therapies for tuberculosis
- Zombieland: evolution of a dead enzyme that kills cells by necroptosis
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Student Open Days
Are you looking for a career in biomedical research?
Attend our Student Open Day to discover the benefits we offer our students.
Advance your career - advance medical research.
Student open days are for prospective Honours, Masters and PhD students who are interested in biomedical research training.
- Discuss projects with our scientists
- Talk to our current students
- Tour our state-of-the-art laboratories
- Learn about career paths open to our graduates
- Find out how to apply and scholarship information
Attend Student Open Day
Our next Student Open Days will be held on Wednesday 4 September and Tuesday 10 September 2019, 4-6pm. Students should plan to attend only one Student Open Day.
Student projects
We offer a number of Honours, Masters and PhD projects across our diverse research programs. You can investigate our 2019 student project opportunities; opportunities for students commencing in 2020 will be available by mid-August 2019.
Contact
Ms Sue Hardy
Student Academic Administrator
Phone: +61 3 9345 2549
Email: education@wehi.edu.au
