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Frontiers of Medicine: Pathways to repair the heart
23 March 2018

New insights delivered by two Australian research teams puts heart research on the fast track to clinic.
Scientist Meets Parliament - Dr Richard Mills
23 March 2018

Dr Richard Mills attended the 2018 Science meets Parliament in Canberra, to join researchers in promoting the importance of science to Australia's future.
Western Sydney University leads world-first cataract research
19 March 2018

A team of researchers from Western Sydney University are on track to significantly improve the lives of children and adults with cataracts thanks to their development of a world-first process able to generate light-focusing lenses from stem cells.
ISSCR awards Megan Munsie the 2018 Public Service Award
14 March 2018

Associate Professor Megan Munsie was awarded the 2018 ISSCR Public Service Award, which is given in recognition of outstanding contributions of public service to the fields of stem cell research and regenerative medicine.
Researchers explore new way to tackle stroke
07 March 2018

Researchers from Monash and La Trobe Universities have investigated whether human amnion epithelial cells could be used as a therapy after a stroke.
Frontiers of Medicine: Regenerating Brain Cells
06 March 2018

Stem cells found in regions of the brain could offer possible treatments for age- and mood-related disorders.
Researchers move one step closer towards functioning kidney
02 March 2018

Researchers have made an important step towards making human kidneys from stem cells that they one day hope can be used to treat kidney disease.
Scientist Meets Parliament - Dr Jennifer Hollands
01 March 2018

Dr Jennifer Hollands attended the 2018 Science meets Parliament in Canberra, to join researchers in promoting the importance of science to Australia's future.
Frontiers of Medicine: Understanding and controlling cell reprogramming
27 February 2018

Associate Professor Jose Polo has made the technicalities of converting one cell type into another vastly more accessible, launching a start-up in the process.
Mending broken hearts, one cell at a time
23 February 2018

Researchers Nona Farbehi and Dr Ralph Patrick at the Sydney-based Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute are studying how the cells of the heart, including stem cells, might be orchestrated to repair damaged heart tissue.

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