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Cell reprogrammer Jose Polo promoted to Professor
18 April 2018

Jose Polo, group leader and senior researcher at Monash University, has been promoted to a Professor.
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.
Frontiers of Medicine: Seeing eye disease clearly with robotics
05 April 2018

Induced pluripotent stem cells combined with state-of-the-art robotics offers new insights into eye disease.
Computational biologist Elizabeth Mason awarded PhD
29 March 2018

Stem cell biologist and biomathematician Elizabeth Mason was awarded her doctorate for her PhD thesis titled 'Variability is a hallmark of human pluripotent stem cells and embryonic development'.
The role of cellular metabolism and memory on reprogramming
26 March 2018

A collaborative study, between scientists from the University of Melbourne and CSIRO has revealed more about the stability of human pluripotent stem cells, with important implications for the development of therapies using these cells.
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.

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