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At the Frontier of Tomorrow’s Medicine: Improving how blood stem cells are collected to understand and treat blood disorders
08 March 2019

Professor Susie Nilsson is heavily focused on understanding hemopoietic, or blood, stem cells and their microenvironment. She wants to use these findings to improve human health.
Australian stem cell research: at the frontier of tomorrow’s medicine
07 March 2019

Meet Australian researchers who use stem cells to advance our understanding of how the body develops and what happens during disease.
Crowdfunding used to pay for unproven stem cell therapies
04 March 2019

Dr Claire Tanner and Associate Professor Megan Munsie from the University of Melbourne, and colleagues, have investigated the growing trend of crowdfunding for unproven stem cell-based treatments.
Ontario Institute for Regenerative Medicine joins forces with Stem Cells Australia
01 March 2019

The Ontario Institute for Regenerative Medicine (OIRM) is pleased to announce a new agreement with Stem Cells Australia. This is a significant step forward in developing international relationships that will advance the development of stem cell therapies in Ontario and Australia.
Dr Kim-Anh Le Cao recognised with Australian Academy of Science Award
28 February 2019

Dr Kim-Anh Le Cao’s outstanding contributions to science was today recognised by an Australian Academy of Science’s 2019 honorific award.
How do we identify genes that control the identity of a cell?
22 February 2019

Dr Nathan Palpant has devised a novel computational analysis strategy that helps researchers to understand what controls each cell's function and purpose. His achievements were recognised by a recent award.
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.

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