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💭 Where are our cells going this Autumn?To Sydney!!Sydneysiders, ready to find your cells at The Finders Keepers Market ...
20/03/2026

💭 Where are our cells going this Autumn?

To Sydney!!

Sydneysiders, ready to find your cells at The Finders Keepers Market at Carriageworks on May 1-3, 2026!!

Melbournian ambassadors, tell your Sydney friends!

More info and link in Bio.







Who's in to find our cells in Sydney?

Wearing a different lanyard today, is at this morning, and there are soooo many enthusiastic medical researchers who a...
03/03/2026

Wearing a different lanyard today, is at this morning, and there are soooo many enthusiastic medical researchers who also love art!

🍖 Osteoclast fusion in bone!
27/02/2026

🍖 Osteoclast fusion in bone!

📈 Some of our cell finders may have seen this line design before, it depicts a highly complex biological process in its ...
25/02/2026

📈 Some of our cell finders may have seen this line design before, it depicts a highly complex biological process in its simplest form. This particular piece articulates cell division. It is how we grow!

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👨🏻‍🔬 The Where are my brain cells artprint is born!➡️ Check it out on our website (link in bio). more than just
22/02/2026

👨🏻‍🔬 The Where are my brain cells artprint is born!

➡️ Check it out on our website (link in bio).

more than just

💖 NEW - The placenta 💖The temporary but fascinating organ with a huge purpose.www.wherearemycells.com ❤️
07/02/2026

💖 NEW - The placenta 💖

The temporary but fascinating organ with a huge purpose.

www.wherearemycells.com

❤️

For many years, we thought that dying (apoptotic) cells undergo fragmentation by themselves. In our new publication, we ...
18/12/2025

For many years, we thought that dying (apoptotic) cells undergo fragmentation by themselves. In our new publication, we discovered that neighbouring cells could help ‘split’ dying cells into smaller pieces to make it easier for uptake.

https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.adz5264

The picture depicts a dying (apoptotic) cell being ‘split’ apart by a neighbouring cell.

First time having a stall at the Australasian Cell Death Society end-of-year event at WEHI today. Thank-you for inviting...
09/12/2025

First time having a stall at the Australasian Cell Death Society end-of-year event at WEHI today. Thank-you for inviting Where are my cells to this special occasion, and for those who dropped by to support us. ❤️🎄

❤️ Thankyou for another brilliant Finders Keepers Market experience. Setting and packing up is slowly becoming second na...
12/10/2025

❤️ Thankyou for another brilliant Finders Keepers Market experience. Setting and packing up is slowly becoming second nature, but we are forever surprised by your enthusiatic presence and support for !

Thank-you to all organisers, our fantastic helpers, babysitters, fellow store holders, FT job bosses, finders who are passionate teachers, scientists and clinicians, and non-scientists who were even more passionate!

👨🏻‍🔬👩🏻‍💻 Thank-you and see you all in the next one!

🗝️ Our collection of new organ keyrings.
11/10/2025

🗝️ Our collection of new organ keyrings.

🎙️Introducing...The larynx, everyone!The Finders Keepers Market, starting in an hour at the Royal Exhibition Building to...
10/10/2025

🎙️Introducing...The larynx, everyone!

The Finders Keepers Market, starting in an hour at the Royal Exhibition Building today!!

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