Ruby Lin Email & Phone Number

Sydney, NSW, AU

Westmead, NSW, AU

Adjunct Professor Ruby Lin is the Deputy Director for Science and biotechnology at Phage Australia – a program that builds on Phage Australia’s international leadership in phage therapy, microbiology, clinical and laboratory medicine, genomics, informatics and biotechnology. https://www.phageaustralia.orgIn 2017-9, Dr Lin led the Westmead Bacteriophage.

Westmead, NSW, AU

Stakeholders engagement and partnership at university, government (state and federal) and industry level.

Westmead, NSW, AU

Adj Prof Ruby Lin is the Genomics chair of a team that is part of the Scientific Advisory Committees for the Westmead Research Precinct - 2 major teaching hospitals and 3 MRIs plus other clinical service providers. Voluntary. The SAC Genomics provide consult and strategy on capabilities and infrastructures for genomics and genomic technologiesDr Lin.

Westmead, NSW, AU

Dr Lin works closely with key stakeholders in industry and many government organisations including NSW Health. She was instrumental in securing seed funding for NSW Pathogen Biobank, as well as Phage Biobank for the Westmead Research Hub. In 2017-9, Dr Lin led the Westmead Bacteriophage Therapy Team, as project manager and scientific lead to successfully.

Sydney, New South Wales (NSW), AU

Honorary position, academic and industry partnership and mentoring

Sydney, New South Wales (NSW), AU

Honorary position. Mentoring. Collaborations. Foster research and industry partnership. Writing grants

Sydney, New South Wales (NSW), AU

An honorary position for contribution towards teaching and collaborations with students and staff at UNSW. I give guest lectures through School of Medical Sciences and in the past decade or so, through School of Biotechnology and Biomolecular Sciences. I have strong collaborative ties with various research groups at UNSW. I am also an avid supporter of.

Sydney, New South Wales (NSW), AU

An honorary position where I did voluntary teaching and mentoring students and scientists through the Ramaciotti Centre for Genomics. In particular, I troubleshoot and consult projects involving microRNA microarrays, gene microarrays, Fluidigm, RNA extraction from tissues and cell cultures, next generation sequencing and experimental design. Through this.

Sydney, New South Wales (NSW), AU

I was a senior research fellow based at the Ramaciotti Centre for Genomics. My research interests during this fellowship have expanded from cardiovascular disease and transcriptomics to systems biology and non-coding RNA species other than microRNA. At the start of this fellowship, I was awarded an NHMRC project grant with A/Prof Julie McMullen to look at.

Sydney, New South Wales (NSW), AU

I was awarded a prestigious and named (top 5%) fellowship to conduct research into ageing and cardiovascular diseases. I was responsible for independent research, supervision of honors and PhD students, lab and grant management, systematic literature search and review, analysis of data generated, writing papers and grants and lecturing and present research.

Melbourne, VIC, AU

An honorary position for building genomics communities in Australia and New Zealand. I remain an avid supporter of AGTA and I am involved in all the housekeeping matters of the Association including supporting the current president, secretary and treasurer as well as our annual meetings. We are heavily involved in conversations between academia, industry.

Melbourne, VIC, AU

Honorary position. Fostering and facilitating genomics in Australasia. Mentoring

Melbourne, VIC, AU

Australasian Genomic Technologies Association (AGTA), formerly AMATA is a multi-disciplinary professional and educational forum for the use of genomic and associated technologies. We are an integral part of the research community in the Australasian and the Pacific region and we provide support and discussion platform for researchers, industry.

I started this company with my husband. MacLin Consulting mainly functions as an educational company providing effective services for IT issues, constructive advice for career development, career coaching and academic/medical writing. The business is run by word of mouth and serves the local community.

Sydney, NSW, AU

Honorary position. Mentoring. Foster research and industry partnerships

Sydney, NSW, AU

I had a brief glimpse into what consulting in healthcare is like as an industry. In this position, I was involved in systematic literature search and writing literature reviews. I also learnt the finer points of health technology assessment, MSAC and PBAC processes.

Sydney, NSW, AU

• My role as a senior research fellow at ADRI was introducing and integrating genomic technologies into their research projects. Following my track record, I utilised systems biology perspectives to uncover overlapping.
• 2016 Cancer Institute NSW, $412,567 (Hart et al. 2016/REG004, A high speed, multichannel fluorescence intravital microscope to provide state of the art imaging facilities essential to ANZAC/ADRI/Concord collaborative.
• 2015 Slater & Gordon Health and Research Fund, $25,000 (Lin et al, circRNA – biomarker for Malignant Pleural Mesothelioma).
• 2015 Cancer Institute NSW, $300,000 (Kao et al, ADRI Biobank).
• 2015 Cancer Institute NSW, $385,470 (van Zandwijk, Reid, Lin et al, 15/REG/1-16).I also established many collaborations and assisted with writing of grants that utilised my expertise in experimental design, genomics.
• 2016 CMT Association of Australia, $14,000 (Kennerson, Perez-Siles, Sapporta, Lin, Nicholson – Modelling a novel disease mechanism for distal hereditary motor neuropathy).

Second maternity leave

As part of the NSW committee for ASMR, I was appointed the media contact for the annual ASMR meeting in Sydney. This involved being media savvy ie passing on correct scientific discovery to the media from individual ASMR associated scientists. I also chaired the professional development day in which the workshop is designed to help young researchers with.

A new incorporated association established in 2003 to serve the research community in Australasia as a multi-disciplinary professional and educational forum for the use of microarrays and associated technologies, initially to now, encompassing all genomics technologies.I was responsible for AGTA's annual conference meetings, updating AGTA's backend website.

Phd, Medicine (Molecular Genetics Of Hypertension)

Msc (Hons), Cellular & Molecular Biology

Bsc, Zoology And Chemistry

High School (Dux Of 1991)