Want to know how homologous recombination defects are caused upon loss of BRCA2? Check out our recent efforts in uncovering this phenomenon just out in Science! www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

🧬 Join us for the 2025 End-of-Year Cell Death Seminar & Networking Event! Hosted by the Australasian Cell Death Society, this hybrid event celebrates the latest in cell death research and discovery. See the flyer for full details 👇

The Cesare Lab had an excellent time at the Australian Cell Cycle, DNA Repair & Telomere Meeting in Melbourne. australiancellcycle.org A huge thank you to @genomestability.bsky.social and all the organisers for putting together such a fantastic and inspiring meeting. We're looking forward to 2027!

Had a great time at the Australian Cell Cycle, DNA Repair & Telomere Meeting in Melbourne with colleagues from @cmri.bsky.social and @thecesarelab.bsky.social. Three awesome days of inspiring talks, great discussions, and the amazing food Melbourne’s known for.

Thrilled to share my first podcast appearance 🎙️ with Prof. Nancy Baxter - a very special experience. We spoke about my research on how cancer cells die after radiotherapy and why it matters for long-term outcomes, as well as my scientific career path. 🔗 open.spotify.com/episode/1uBs...

🦘🧬Australian invited speaker list finalised for the 2025 Cell Cycle, DNA repair and Telomere Meeting! Friday 5 Sep is your last chance to register at the EARLY BIRD rate & submit an abstract 🤩 australiancellcycle.org/australian-i...

Grateful to the University of Sydney for recognising the quality of my research with the Outstanding Publication Award 🎉, and to the Children’s Medical Research Institute for featuring it in their latest newsletter. Read more👇 🔗 www.cmrijeansforgenes.org.au/news/award-w...

(1/3) 🚨 We’re back with Edition #2 of our 2025 International Cell Death Seminar Series! 🚨 📅 Wednesday 3 Sept | 🦘 4:30pm AEST / 🌍 8:30am CEST In collaboration with @ecdoorg.bsky.social + @CDDpress. Flyer below ⬇️ #ACDS #CellDeath

Couldn’t agree more…

The goal of a PhD is not to learn some facts or read a few papers or learn a bunch of techniques. The goal of a PhD is to learn independence, problem solving, how to finish things you start, resilience, & gain the ability to adapt & think creatively. Learning these things is hard.

1 in 20 children is born with a birth defect or genetic condition. I’m proud to work at @cmri.bsky.social alongside researchers who are working tirelessly to find cures for these diseases. Today is Jeans for Genes Day — all donations are doubled! Support CMRI! 👉 fundraise.jeansforgenes.org.au

We’re excited to contribute to the conversation on how genome maintenance and cell death intersect, and what this means for improving cancer outcomes.

RaPID-seq looks like very cool technique that can benefit DDR and recombination fields

📢 Don’t forget! The next ACDS Seminar Series is TOMORROW Wednesday, 2 July at 11:00am AEST 🧬 🧠 Set your reminder & join us live

(1/3) 🔬 Excited to announce our next ACDS Seminar Series is coming up on Wednesday 2 July at 11am AEST! Join us to hear the latest in cell death research from two outstanding speakers. 🧠✨ View the poster for more info:

If your research oscillates around cell death, it’s not too late to join Australasian Cell Death Society and apply for Professional Development Travel Award for your next conference or an exchange/internship in a collaborator’s lab.

The graphical visualisation and image analysis of these movies are awesome! Such a cool scientific approach to answer the big questions of DDR and repair field. Well done 🧬 🙌🏻

I need this t-shirt😂

Excited to present Social DNAing tomorrow. I’ll talk about our work led by @szmyd-radoslaw.bsky.social in collaboration with @radoncdocgee.bsky.social. 12 pm Eastern USA Thanks Shan Zha for the invite. www.cancer.columbia.edu/research/pro...

Congratulations to Jenna Whalen on her Nature Cancer paper out today-a distinct take on nicks and their toxicity! rdcu.be/d60Td

My research is finally out! Huge thanks to @thecesarelab.bsky.social, @radoncdocgee.bsky.social, and everyone involved for their invaluable support along the way. Briefly, we have demonstrated that cell cycle dependent DSB repair pathways guide death outcomes following lethal genomic damage.