School Executive Team

This seminar will focus on the evolution of developmental regulatory elements in animals using comparative genomics and zebrafish transgenesis.

Antarctic desert soils are promising targets for microbial natural product biomining, due to their potential as reservoirs for novel metabolites.

Hydrocarbon contamination in terrestrial Antarctica poses serious threats to the environment and the native species thriving.

Genomic  technology is delivering an explosion in information and options available to couples planning pregnancies - including pre-implantation genetic diagnosis.

Systematic CRISPR screens as a tool for identifying drug targets and understanding of how genes regulate cell function.

Sex differences in obesity and metabolic disorders are influenced by gene dosage differences in females (XX) and males (XY).

A/Prof Bryson-Richardson will present his research understanding the molecular basis of neuromuscular disease and the identification of potential therapies using zebrafish.