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Associate Professor Kaylene Simpson

Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre

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Dr Rory Bowden

WEHI

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The role of the MACH Omics Strategic Advisory Group (SAG) is to provide advice, oversight and strategic direction regarding the establishment of the MACH Omics network.

The responsibilities of the SAG include:

  • Establish the vision and strategic goals for the network
  • Identify and assess options to realise the vision and strategic goals of the network
  • Provide guidance and recommendations to the working groups
  • Lead the development of proposals to attract additional capability and funding

Name: Affiliations: Bio:
Dr Rory Bowden WEHI Full Bio
Associate Professor Mark Chong St Vincent's Institute Full Bio
Professor Sean Grimmond The University of Melbourne Full Bio
Professor Alex Hewitt The Centre for Eye Research Australia Full Bio
Professor Andrew Lonie Australian BioCommons Full Bio
Dr Sebastian Lunke VCGS; Murdoch Children’s Research Institute Full Bio
Professor Malcolm McConville The University of Melbourne Full Bio
Dr Bhupinder Pal Olivia Newton-John Cancer Research Institute Full Bio
Associate Professor Justin Rubio The Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health Full Bio
Professor Richard Saffery Murdoch Children’s Research Institute Full Bio
Associate Professor Kaylene Simpson Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre Full Bio
Professor Tim Stinear Peter Doherty Institute Full Bio
Associate Professor Richard Tothill The University of Melbourne Full Bio

MACH Multi-Omics in Action Webinar – 2022

This webinar showcased an exciting multi-omic and multi-institutional approach to addressing rare disease, cancer and infectious disease from leading MACH partner researchers. Hosted by the MACH Omics group, the seminar also provided an overview of multi-omic activity including the MACH Omics Resource Directory.

Presenters: Associate Professor Marie-Liesse Asselin-Labat (WEHI), Associate Professor Sarah Dunstan (Doherty Institute), Professor David Thorburn (MCRI). Chaired by Associate Professor Kaylene Simpson.

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