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Professor Tam recognised for outstanding contribution to understanding our genome
20 February 2019

Professor Patrick Tam was awarded the prestigious Julian Wells Medal at the 2019 Lorne Genome Conference earlier this week.
'Cellular barcoding' reveals how breast cancer spreads
18 February 2019

A cutting-edge technique called cellular barcoding has been used to tag, track and pinpoint cells responsible for the spread of breast cancer from the main tumour into the blood and other organs.
Professor Melissa Little receives Honorary Doctorate from Leiden University
08 February 2019

Professor Melissa Little was today awarded an honorary doctorate at Leiden University’s 444th Dies Natalis ceremony, for her services to science
Understanding how to build a functional kidney
29 January 2019

Dr Alex Combes and his team are understanding the balance between nephron progenitor cells that commit to forming nephrons or remain in the progenitor pool.
Wound healing corneal stem cells observed in real-time
17 December 2018

In a study led by Professor Nick Di Girolamo, researchers observed cell growth and movement following a corneal injury in real-time in live animals using minimally invasive microscopy platforms.
Researchers call for more discussions around modelling early human development
14 December 2018

In the prestigious research journal 'Nature', researchers Dr Nicolas Rivron, Professor Martin Pera and colleagues, including Associate Professor Megan Munsie, urge that international discussion about the ethical considerations must guide this research.
International collaboration to advance medical technologies and treatments for patients in Australia
14 December 2018

Stem Cells Australia, the Canadian-based Centre for Commercialization of Regenerative Medicine (CCRM) and CCRM Australia have agreed to collaborate to advance the field of regenerative medicine and cell and gene therapies in Australia, signing a three-way Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) following the recent AusBiotech National Conference in Brisbane, Australia
Childhood leukemia better understood through international research collaboration
13 December 2018

Collaborative research from the University of Melbourne and University of Glasgow has comprehensively analysed the differences between the childhood and adult forms of acute myeloid leukaemia, demonstrating that the childhood form is biologically different to the adult.
Australian research advanced through significant NHMRC grants
12 December 2018

Congratulations to all Australian researchers who were awarded 2019 NHMRC Project Grants today, especially our Stem Cells Australia members.
Researchers develop customised treatments for inherited kidney disease using child’s cells
05 December 2018

3D modelling of a child’s kidney cells led by MCRI researchers is another step towards precision medicine.

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