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Celt & Lancastrian | Tissue Engineering academic | Tissue Repair, Stem Cells, Antimicrobials, 3Rs | Saxophonist | Wine & Coffee | Melbourne | My views

For the last 2 days I had the privilege of leading the strategy forum to begin to design our Impact Accelerators. 170 academic, professional & graduate research colleagues from across the University came together to create these broad environments where we can make a positive difference to society.

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The last FWO grant panel after 6 years service! Did the online overnight panels during the COVID era, but it has been great spending time discussing great science / projects these last 4 years in Brussels and some excellent impactful projects supported #allgoodthings

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Been an excellent few days at the Amgen Scholars Asia Symposium. Honoured to have represented University of Melbourne and our scholars - 10 quite remarkable and talented people. Thank you for the invite to talk and thank you Kyoto University - wonderful hosts.

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Honoured & delighted to represent the University of Melbourne at the Amgen Scholars Asia symposium hosted by Kyoto University. Nice perk of my role to be engaged in this programme and wonderful to see our Melbourne Amgen Scholars again 7 months after their research time ended.

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Excellent day in Mildura at the Mallee Region Innovation Centre (MRIC). A great partnership between University of Melbourne, La Trobe University and SuniTAFE. Opportunities everywhere.

Attending the Universities Australia summit in Canberra today. Interesting discussions yesterday and will continue today. This morning is are Australia’s universities building the skills for the future? Critical question

A fab thing I do as PVC is support our Amgen Scholars programme at The University of Melbourne. After 8 weeks of lab work, scholars are today presenting their work. Fantastic see their data and enthusiasm for research. Thanks to all lab hosts and wider team

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My op-ed today as part of a special series on oral health. ‘Dental care in Australia is at a crossroad. There is an opportunity to take bold action to correct the mistakes of the past and create an equitable dental system that ensures all Australians … www.theguardian.com/australia-ne...

Poor oral health is a strong indicator of disadvantage in Australia. So why aren’t we doing anything about it?

We could fund a universal public dental care system if we really cared about improving oral health

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have the honour of being the presiding Vice Chancellor at the Melbourne Dental School graduation ceremony this afternoon. It will wonderful to celebrate the success of the class of 2024 - my second full cohort since I arrived at University of Melbourne

Fabulous trip to Mildura to chair the Mallee Regional Innovation Centre (MRIC). Great partnership between University of Melbourne, La Trobe University and Sunraysia TAFE leading to links partnerships and research impact. Bonus was time in Mildura!

I’m encouraging others at the #unimelbMDS to adopt this philosophy… I mean in #dental #education we literally sit beside our students to guide them through simulation and patient care. This is a nurturing approach to reaching milestones that I’m sure enhances student’s experiences and abilities

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Rare non work / professional life post!! A celebration dinner will be had when the lad isn’t working but tonight we are celebrating Dan’s degree success! Very very proud of him!

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Australian dentists write around 70,000 prescriptions for antibiotics each month. But how many of those prescriptions are actually necessary, and are we contributing to antimicrobial resistance. I speak to dentist & pharmacist Dr Leanne Teoh. #WAAW2024 matthopcraft.substack.com/p/antimicrob...

Antimicrobial resistance - a global health problem

Is dental prescribing helping or harming patients? Antimicrobial resistance has been described as one of the greatest threats to human and animal health, as well as to food and agriculture.

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In the process of a migration from one well known platform to here. Follow if you are interested in all things tissue repair/regeneration, stem cells, oral health, tissue engineering and music!