Anja Kordowski
@anjak1988.bsky.social
Pediatric Brain Cancer Researcher focused on DIPG | Postdoc Vitanza Lab | PhD on DIPG Australia | MSc on GBM UK | BSc on GBM Germany | Passionate runner, cyclist and swimmer
Vitanza Lab Running, Walking, Raising Money for Hope - to better outcomes for pediatric cancers
September 21, 2025 at 10:06 PM
Vitanza Lab Running, Walking, Raising Money for Hope - to better outcomes for pediatric cancers
Interesting talks and lovely catch ups at #SNOPeds2025
May 17, 2025 at 10:55 PM
Interesting talks and lovely catch ups at #SNOPeds2025
Beautiful gift and ‘very important meeting’ - a very warm welcome from the Vitanza Laboratory
January 25, 2025 at 4:54 PM
Beautiful gift and ‘very important meeting’ - a very warm welcome from the Vitanza Laboratory
Today, I am leaving this great country to continue my science journey in @nickvitanza.bsky.social lab at Seattle Children’s Hospital. But I may return soon with some exciting new data on DIPG for #ISPNO2026
January 7, 2025 at 5:00 AM
Today, I am leaving this great country to continue my science journey in @nickvitanza.bsky.social lab at Seattle Children’s Hospital. But I may return soon with some exciting new data on DIPG for #ISPNO2026
Whilst my journey will continue in the @nickvitanza.bsky.social lab, I want to mention this local Aussie hero:
A dedicated dad that sadly lost his daughter to DIPG. Helping Australian kids and supporting researchers to hopefully improve these outcomes in the future - no mission too big!
A dedicated dad that sadly lost his daughter to DIPG. Helping Australian kids and supporting researchers to hopefully improve these outcomes in the future - no mission too big!
December 10, 2024 at 8:50 PM
Whilst my journey will continue in the @nickvitanza.bsky.social lab, I want to mention this local Aussie hero:
A dedicated dad that sadly lost his daughter to DIPG. Helping Australian kids and supporting researchers to hopefully improve these outcomes in the future - no mission too big!
A dedicated dad that sadly lost his daughter to DIPG. Helping Australian kids and supporting researchers to hopefully improve these outcomes in the future - no mission too big!