UWA Barry Marshall MicroBlitz Internship

13/02/2023

Project Numbat Committee vacancies

Project Numbat is seeking two enthusiastic and passionate volunteers to join their committee.

A Secretary who will play a crucial role in keeping the organisation running smoothly by managing meeting agendas, taking minutes, and managing correspondence.

A Media Officer who will be responsible for developing, managing and seeking media opportunities to promote Project Numbat (including writing and distributing a quarterly newsletter).

Please contact [email protected] if you are interested in applying.

05/12/2022

Looking for a new job for the new year & want to make a difference? Then the UWA Marshall Centre may be looking for you! Please share this opportunity around in your networks.

28/11/2022

Got your socks on?

🧦We love to see it!

We have a lot of our supporters wearing their microbes proudly! Do send us a photo of you and our Socks for Science, featuring infectious diseases that our researchers are tackling at The Marshall Centre at UWA

22/11/2022

Get your socks on!

🎉Thank you for your donation!

To celebrate science we have created a special sock design featuring some of the bacteria that our researchers are tackling.
Your recent gift will go towards our student internship program, UWA Barry Marshall MicroBlitz Internship, and will help us promote STEM activities with the wider community and high school students, to encourage the researchers of the future.

👉Read more about our Microblitz Program: https://lnkd.in/gcwYeFeK

14/11/2022

Too cute for a Monday morning? Keep watching this space for more NUMBAT NEWS .... COMING SOON.

09/11/2022

🧦We are excited to be announcing our limited edition Socks for Science which feature some of the bacteria our researchers are tackling.

For the month of November, donors who have made donations of over $20 to the Marshall Centre will receive a pair of our socks in appreciation of their contribution.

Donations will go towards our community engagement activities like our UWA Barry Marshall MicroBlitz Internship, which develops STEM activities for high school students.

Donate Here: https://lnkd.in/g9iYgcAe

07/11/2022

Emma introduces us to the Citizen Science project: 'Maturity of Baby Sounds' - a fun project that you can do to help understand baby vocalizations to help scientists identify children with developmental delays in speech. Early intervention is key when helping children meet developmental milestones. Well Done Emma

07/11/2022

Next up in the Citizen Science Vlog series is Moeka who participated in 'Etch a Cell - Fat Checker', which is helping researchers train computers to identify components of cells, including fat cells. This is an important development to increase the pace at which cells can be analysed and in this case to understand the role that fat cells & lipids have in the development of diseases. Well done Moeka for showcasing this project.