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Tomorrow's Medicine: Modelling brain circuitry
30 April 2019

With the help of a revolutionary robot, Professor David Adams and Associate Professor Mirella Dottori are studying neurons, testing drug candidates for chronic pain, and working towards precise, personalised neurological treatment.
Alberto Roselló-Díez receives career development award
26 April 2019

Dr Alberto Roselló-Díez was awarded the Career Development Award from the Human Frontier Science Program for his groundbreaking research into limb and organ regeneration.
Next generation of researchers learn to communicate their science and grow their careers
16 April 2019

Stem Cells Australia Early Career Researchers recently attended workshops to learn more about how to take their research out of the laboratory and into the community, and expand their science careers.
Professor Melissa Little receives international award for achievements in kidney research
15 April 2019

Ongoing contributions to kidney research have seen Professor Melissa Little receive the prestigious Alfred Newton Richards Award at the World Congress of Nephrology in Melbourne today.
Passion for spreading the word on organoid research leads to award
12 April 2019

Dr Genevieve Kerr, manager of the Monash BDI Organoid Program and an enthusiastic advocate for its research, has won an award for a talk she delivered recently about the program's work.
Stem Cells Australia 2018 Annual Report now available
10 April 2019

2018 saw significant advances made by our researchers. We continued to expand our outstanding record of contributions to both basic and applied stem cell biology, including a remarkably diverse publications portfolio which included over 140 publications. Our researchers were recipients of many prestigious awards, grants and fellowships.
Learning about Australian stem cell research: at the frontier of tomorrow’s medicine
08 April 2019

Stem Cells Australia’s researchers showcased their recent discoveries in stem cell science at a public forum held at the Victorian State Library and discussed how to move their science towards the clinic.
Tasmanian high school students delve into stem cell research
04 April 2019

350 students from seven secondary schools attended an engaging Stem Cell Forum in Hobart. They delved deeper into stem cell science and the ethical and legal implications of this emerging technology.
Translating stem cells towards unmet clinical needs
03 April 2019

Stem Cells Australia received $3 million from the Australian Government’s Accelerated Research Program of the Medical Research Future Fund, to support five national teams of experts to take stem cell research from the laboratory into the clinic.
Tomorrow's Medicine: Enlisting the brain’s immune cells to fight MS
15 March 2019

Specialist cleaning cells in the brain play a key role in neurodegenerative diseases, and they may also hold the secret to new treatments for the likes of MS and Alzheimer’s.

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