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Understanding our cells in microgravity
14 August 2019

Drs Andrew Laslett from CSIRO and Harald Janovjak from the Australian Regenerative Medical Institute were recently awarded funding from CSIRO’s Space Technology Future Science Platform to study the effects of microgravity on human cells.
'A massive difference': funding for studies in baby heart conditions
05 August 2019

Professor Richard Harvey is one of 20 senior scientists and clinician-scientists whose research is being supported by the first round of NSW government grants into cardiovascular disease research.
Advances in organoid research showcased
22 July 2019

Organoids Are Us 2019 was a one-day symposium held at the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute to highlight game changing advances to science and medicine made through organoid research.
Optogenetics: Using the power of light to understand and manipulate cell behaviour
21 June 2019

A recent review on optogenetics, led by Alexandra-Madelaine Tichy in the Janovjak Lab explored the opportunities and limitations of this research tool.
Rita Leitoguinho receives Australian Society for Medical Research award for outstanding PhD presentation
13 June 2019

Rita Leitoguinho was awarded the Best Final Year PhD Presentation Award from the Australian Society for Medical Research.
Improving gut function in Hirschsprung Disease by adding new neurons
07 June 2019

Drs Lincon Stamp and Marlene Hao have received a competitive international grant from the REACH Hirschsprung Disease Foundation.
Leading cardiologist and researcher awarded the Alan Skyring Memorial Award
05 June 2019

Associate Professor James Chong was today awarded the Australian Society for Medical Research (ASMR) Alan Skyring Memorial Award.
International collaboration to develop bioprinted tissues treatments for kidney disease
31 May 2019

MCRI and Leiden University collaborate with Organovo to develop 3D bioprinted stem cell-based therapeutic tissue to applications aimed at treating end-stage renal disease.
Tomorrow's Medicine: How reprogramming cells turns back time
30 May 2019

For the past decade scientists have been able to reprogram skin cells, nasal cells and other mature cells to become pluripotent stem cells that can turn into any cell type in the human body. How it works is only starting to become clear.
Dr Jaber Firas receives Monash University's Vice-Chancellor award
29 May 2019

Dr Jaber Firas has won a coveted Vice-Chancellor’s Commendation for Thesis Excellence for his doctoral thesis that sought to understand how one tissue type can be converted into another type without using stem cells.

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