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Researchers from across the globe gather in Melbourne for premier stem cell meeting
18 June 2018

More than 2,700 stem cell scientists from 50 countries are in Melbourne this week for the massive International Society for Stem Cell Research 2018 Annual Meeting.
'Stem Cell Research - Now and in the Future' Public Forum: Our Speakers
12 June 2018

'Stem Cell Research - Now and in the Future' Public Forum is a free event in Melbourne, where leading Australian researchers discuss how stem cells could change the future of medicine. Read about our six speakers.
NSW Government backs biomedical research to tackle heart disease
04 June 2018

The NSW Government announced it will commit $150 million over the next 10 years to help researchers tackle cardiovascular disease – the leading cause of death and disability in Australia.
A step closer to understanding how brain cells die in Alzheimer's disease
01 June 2018

New research has brought us a step closer to understanding how protein clumps called amyloid plaques contribute to the death of brain cells in Alzheimer’s disease.
Frontiers of Medicine: Miniaturised stem cell laboratories
30 May 2018

By pairing biology with engineering, two research groups are developing innovative ways to understand what happens in diseases associated with brain function.
Stem cells reveal key to eye health
17 May 2018

Grace Lidgerwood has been exploring how the cells in the eye function to better understand diseases that affect vision.
Frontiers of Medicine: Expanding horizons for stem cell transplants
08 May 2018

A new blood stimulation procedure may provide a faster, pain-free way for stem cell donors to help save lives of cancer patients.
Disease gene corrected in mini-kidney
30 April 2018

New research led by the Murdoch Children's Research Institute (MCRI), has combined gene editing technology with stem cell kidney regeneration to correct a patient’s gene mutation in a dish.
Frontiers of Medicine: Making the right cell from stem cells
23 April 2018

A powerhouse trio of laboratories is refining the way of making blood and heart cells, bringing future therapies closer to reality.
Melbourne stem cell science use nanobiomaterials to combat silent epidemic
12 April 2018

Stem cells—combined with a biomaterial growing environment they need—may offer an alternative treatment for the one-in-four women affected by pelvic organ prolapse.

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