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  • #ABiC14 Poster 46: Computational prediction of protein interaction motifs from integrated protein sequence, structure and interaction data
    Nicolas Palopoli & Richard J Edwards Abstract Protein-protein interactions (PPI) between globular domains and Short Linear Mot...
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    Expressions of interest are now open for a Scientia PhD Scholarship, in collaboration between the Edwards Lab, Lee Ann Rollins, and Marc W...
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    What are we doing? The Edwards Lab is part of an Australian, Portuguese and Brazilian consortium led by Peter White to sequence and asse...
  • Stephanie Chen (PhD student)
    Stephanie H. Chen joined the Edwards Lab at UNSW as a PhD student in May 2019. She is working on a collaborative project with the Royal Bo...
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    Richard J. Edwards If you are at the Genetics Society of Australasia Conference 2019 , then come and hear me talk at 11:30 in Symposium 4B...
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    We are very happy to report another successful ARC Linkage grant application. LP180100721: Optimising plant populations for ecological re...
  • How to apply for a PhD in the Edwards Lab
    Choosing the right lab and project in which to do a PhD is one of the most important decisions in the life of a scientist. It is in the best...
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