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UNSW Single Molecule Science
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Transforming medicine through research from a single-molecule perspective. Dept of Molecular Medicine at #UNSWSBMS @ UNSW.
Biophysics | microscopy | nanotech. sms.unsw.edu.au
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Well done to the team from Single Molecule Science who participated in the Science in the Swamp celebration of 2025 National Science Week at Centennial Park, Sydney. 'Microscopic Safari' was a fun journey over everything in the nano and micron scale on a sunny winter Sunday. ✨😎 🧪
August 18, 2025 at 9:23 AM
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Aaaand that’s a wrap at Asia Pacific Microscopy Congress 2025 in sunny Brisbane, attended by a big team from Single Molecule Science. Lots of exciting new 🔬 tools and translation in biomedical investigations. @ijayas.bsky.social @arindam92.bsky.social
Group photo of eight colleagues representing the dept, standing in front of the conference mural Some colleagues sitting around a dinner table A conference speaker standing at a lectern podium Arindam Ghosh being introduced to the symposium by Liz Hinde.
February 7, 2025 at 10:19 AM
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More photos of the activities put on show by the Molecular Medicine team.
The light sensing robots, each with a different type of cellular motility and carrying a different coloured flag, lined up at the start line in a dark room. In front of them is a small LED light in the distance that they are looking to move towards. Above the light, is a projector screen with the text, “Immune Cell Robots on Patrol”. Dr Daryan, Guiyuan, and Matteo explaining and demonstrating the robots to a group of high school students. Dr Jesse standing next to the simulation of Killer T Cell sensing infected epithelial cells (on an art board next to him). Upasana explaining to a group of kids and their families the difference between four models of 👌🏾 hands 3D printed at different resolutions in order to explain the importance of resolution in microscopy.
August 16, 2024 at 10:24 PM
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We’ve had a single molecule festival here today at the @UNSW SciFest yesterday. Our corner of the exhibition featuring light sensing robots 🤖, reef cleaning super hero bacteria 🦸🏾‍♂️ , miniature microscopes, when killer T cells. A wonderful team effort and a busy evening for Team Molecular Medicine.
A group photo of the Molecular Medicine (Single Molecule Sciences) team. In front, a table with some objects, including a miniature microscope. In the background, a large tv screen with vibrant images of cells and molecules. A conversation between Upasana from Molecular Medicine and a little girl and her mum. Upasana is leaning over a table with a miniature microscope. Some team members of Molecular Medicine standing in front of a colourful big tv screen and talking to some of the SciFest visitors A father and daughter speaking with Dr Jon and pinning the superhero capes on the art board game of bacteria deployed to save the Great Barrier Reef.
August 16, 2024 at 10:13 PM