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At the frontier of tomorrow's medicine: understanding stem cells for future cell-based industries
17 May 2019

The Laslett group investigates the biology of human pluripotent stem cell lines to better understand the development of tools and novel cell lines for future cell-based industries.
Tomorrow's Medicine: Mini-kidneys tell two sides of a genetic story
16 May 2019

Gene-editing technology combined with stem cells provides a powerful new way to study genetic kidney diseases and their treatments.
From farm land to lab: Could cellular agriculture be the future of meat?
07 May 2019

Dr James Ryall featured on ABC Gippsland’s Saturday Breakfast show to discuss the topic of lab grown meat, a developing field termed “cellular agriculture”, and the role of skeletal muscle stem cells.
Tomorrow's Medicine: Studying heart development one cell at a time
07 May 2019

Dr Nathan Palpant and A/Prof Joseph Powell are examining how individual heart cells develop is revealing how they make decisions to form a working heart.
At the Frontier of Tomorrow’s Medicine: developing strategies to promote myelin repair in diseases such as multiple sclerosis.
03 May 2019

Dr Toby Merson is looking at the interactions between neurons and myelin-forming oligodendrocytes to develop strategies to promote myelin repair in diseases such as multiple sclerosis.
Study reveals factors behind embryonic stem cell state
01 May 2019

An international collaboration led by Monash Biomedicine Discovery Institute's Dr Partha Das has found for the first time two new epigenetic regulators that maintain self-renewal of embryonic stem cells.
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.

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