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She/her. Researcher at Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute using #massspec to uncover the secrets of cell metabolism. #TeamMassSpec #lipidomics #metabolomics #FemalesinMS. Also the person who found meth in the Sydney Fatbergs. Treasurer for #ANZSMS

Sarah E Hancock

Registration for the 6th Australian Cancer Metabolism Meeting closes this Wednesday 6th May at 5pm. Register today at www.acmm.au #Cancer #CancerMetabolism #Sydney

Abstract submission for the 6th Australian Cancer Metabolism Meeting closes today. Don't miss this chance to showcase your work to the Australian Cancer Metabolism community. www.acmm.au #Cancer #Metabolism #CancerMetabolism #Sydney #Australia

At an outdoor performance of Phantom of the Opera in Sydney Harbour tonight. Absolutely stunning location despite the weather.

Am I the only one who gets annoyed when the wrong picture of mass spec is used in a manuscript figure? e.g., an Orbitrap-based instrument was used for data acquisition, but the vector image shown in the figure is an Agilent QTOF (or worse, a QqQ). #TeamMassSpec #massspectrometry

I'm on holidays with the kids this week, and every morning when the moon is still out they've been waving to the astronauts #artermis #artemisIi 🌕

🔬 ACMM 2026 | Sydney | 20–22 May Join us for the 6th Australian Cancer Metabolism Meeting, featuring leading international & national speakers including Rushika Perera, Isaac Harris, Lisa Butler, Renea Taylor and more. 🧬 Abstracts close: 20 Apr 📝 Registration closes: 6 May 👉 www.acmm.au

🚀 The Lipid Network is now live! A new platform designed to connect researchers across all areas of lipid biology. Find collaborators, discover expertise, and help build a more connected lipid research community. Join the network: lipidnetwork.com

If you're working in the field of lipids, then be sure to follow my #LipidSky feed, which collects lipid-related skeets from the past 7 days. If you find it useful then please give it a like!

Lipids are everywhere in biology, but lipid researchers are often scattered across disciplines. Membranes, metabolism, infection, neuroscience, lipidomics… the field is huge, but the community isn’t always connected. Something new is coming to change that. Stay tuned. 🧬

Registration is open for the 6th Australian Cancer Metabolism Meeting (ACMM2026), taking place 20–22 May 2026 in Sydney. 🔬 🧪 www.acmm.au If you work in cancer biology, metabolism, oncology or translational research, we'd love to see you there!