John Mattick's guest appearances

John Mattick

SCIENCE AND SOCIETY

Australian Embassy in the Republic of Korea

Confessions of a Keyboardist

Leadership Matters

David Katz

David de Rothschild

Julia Gillard

Lisa Randall

Scott Horton

Peter Anderson

Jim Thebaut

Ben Bova

Ken Scholes

Frans Johansson

Beth Israel

Gerald Wheeler

Richard Black

Walter Murch

Michael MacKay

OwlTail

This podcast features an interview with Professor John Mattick, Executive Director of Garvan Institute of Medical Research. 안녕하세요 Mate! is a podcast from the Australian Embassy in the Republic of Korea. The music is provided courtesy of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra. Produced by Abby Sykes. Photo credit: Abby Sykes. Please do not quote or reproduce this podcast without permission from the Australian Embassy in the Republic of Korea. All relevant intellectual property rights in this podcast are owned by the Australian Embassy in the Republic of Korea.

Episode 27 - 안녕하세요 Mate! - Annyeonghaseyo Mate! - Professor John Mattick

Executive Director of the Garvan Institute, John Mattick, drops into our recording suite to talk about his career so far. Boyden's Leadership Matters podcast series is the brainchild of Boyden Australia's Allan Marks and Alun Parry as they look into what makes a leader. The series will interview a suite of Australian leaders to find out what makes them tick and what advice they would give to aspiring senior leaders.

Executive Director of the Garvan Institute, John Mattick, drops into our recording suite to talk about his career so far. <br><br>Boyden's Leadership Matters podcast series is the brainchild of Boyden Australia's Allan Marks and Alun Parry as they look into what makes a leader. The series will interview a suite of Australian leaders to find out what makes them tick and what advice they would give to aspiring senior leaders.

Leadership Matters with John Mattick

Noncoding RNA, genome, complex systems, human development. Professor John Mattick's research interest is in the role of noncoding RNA in the evolution and development of complex organisms. Professor Mattick has published over 150 scientific papers. has developed a new theory of the structure of genetic information in higher organisms, which may explain the purpose of so-called junk DNA in the human genome as a hidden information system that directs human development.

Professor John Mattick, Foundation Professor of Molecular Biology at the University of Queensland, 9/29/06