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Professor Trevor Kilpatrick appointed Clinical Director at the Florey Institute
30 October 2018

Professor Trevor Kilpatrick has been appointed the role of Clinical Director at the Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health.
Students gain industry experience with Stemformatics and Google Summer of Code
23 October 2018

University students Glenn and Dmitry have each completed a 3-month programming project with Stemformatics, during the Google Summer of Code.
Young researcher’s success recognised at international conferences
15 October 2018

Dr Thierry Jarde, Monash University, was awarded significant prizes at the EMBO-EMBL Symposium in Germany as well as at the Cambridge International Stem Cell Symposium.
"Same sex mice have pups": simple headline masks complexity of science
12 October 2018

"Simple headlines about being able to create pups from same sex mice fail to fully capture the complexity and challenges ahead" says A/Prof Megan Munsie in light of new study where scientists created pups from same-sex mice.
Reading the story of the developing human heart
05 October 2018

Australian researchers have used human stem cells and single-cell sequencing to uncover the complex choreography of heart development
New study shows how robotics can make stem cells reproducibly
03 October 2018

Collaborative research has shown that laboratory robots can be used to grow high quality induced pluripotent stem cells.
Building a community: Making connections at UsherKids conference
26 September 2018

The 2018 UsherKids Australia Connections Conference 2018 was held on 14 September at the Larwill Studio in Parkville. A/ Prof Megan Munsie and Lisa Kearns joined clinicians, researchers and services providers at the Conference.
Stem Cell Technology - At the Frontier of Tomorrow's Medicine
24 September 2018

'Stem Cell Technology – At the Frontier of Tomorrow's Medicine', by Stephanie Watson, James Chong and Clare Parish, is the lead article in a special Frontiers edition of Research Australia's 'Inspire' magazine.
HeLEX seminar: Health data - what's new in the law?
17 September 2018

A new research team at Melbourne Law School’s Centre for Health, Law and Emerging Technologies (HeLEX) discussed the legal challenges and opportunities of collecting and sharing health data.
Reshaping our world through the responsible advancement of synthetic biology
04 September 2018

Synthetic biology could reshape the global industrial landscape, creating opportunities and challenges for Australian firms, according to a new report from the Australian Council of Learned Academies (ACOLA).

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