The Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute officially opened on April 2009. It is a $153 million medical research centre based at the Monash University Clayton Campus. You can browse this section to learn about our Executive, Leadership Advisory Board and its two committees, the Industry Advisory Committee and the Development & Engagement Committee, and learn more about the history of ARMI.

Regenerative medicine has been hailed as the next evolution of medical treatments. Read our Strategic Plan for 2020 to 2025, which underpins the Institute’s direction and goals through to 2025. Our Strategy 2030 is in development with stakeholder consultations in progress.

An introduction from Director of Research, Professor Peter Currie:

“Throughout life, our human bodies are vulnerable to disease, injury and, in some cases, congenital conditions that impair or shorten life.

With Australia’s ageing population, health issues such as heart disease, stroke and Alzheimer’s are on the rise. To tackle these challenges, the Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute is focused on regaining the body’s remarkable regenerative capacity of damaged tissues and organs that all people have before birth.

Investigating how the body repairs, replaces, restores or regenerates damaged tissues and organs could hold the key to help unlock the body’s own potential to heal and regenerate back to optimal health from an injury or disease.”

Professor Peter Currie FAA IntFRSE – Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute

Find out more about ARMI by watching the video below.

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