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24 Dec,2025

Honouring a legacy of grace and innovation: a tribute to Professor Katie Allen

The Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute (ARMI) mourns the passing of Professor Katie Allen, a cherished member of our Leadership Advisory Board and a giant of Australian health and medical research. Since joining the ARMI Board in 2022, Katie was an invaluable presence, offering her profound wisdom, intellect and vision to our community. We have lost […]

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09 Dec,2025

Wiring pain to repair: Dr Yen-Zhen (Angel) Lu’s DECRA backed quest to help tissues heal

Some wounds never heal. For people living with diabetes or vascular disease, chronic ulcers can last for months or years. Even when there is no cure, these wounds still need to be cleaned, dressed and monitored to prevent infection and amputation. It is painful, time consuming and expensive, and there are still very few options […]

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01 Dec,2025

ARMI researcher joins interdisciplinary team reimagining the future of fair mobility at PITCH 2025.

Featuring insights from ARMI PhD candidate, Thamodi Wapola In October 2025, Monash University’s PITCH – PhD Interdisciplinary Team Challenge brought together 130 PhD students at the Monash Indonesia campus for an immersive five-day program focused on solving real societal challenges across the Indo-Pacific. Students were selected through a competitive application process, with ARMI represented this […]

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03 Sep,2025

The Infernal Seminar: Practising Communication in the Most Unexpected Way

By Brenda Briones Miranda, PhD Candidate and ARMI Social Media Ambassador At the Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute (ARMI), we take science seriously, but that doesn’t mean the process of learning it always has to be. The Infernal Seminar is a student-led initiative designed to challenge the way we think about science communication. What happens when […]

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30 Jul,2025

Farewell and thank you, Jenny Donelly

As Jenny Donelly sets off on her next adventure, this time beyond the world of strategic planning and stakeholder engagement, we take a moment to acknowledge her important contribution to ARMI. Over the past two years, Jenny has been at the helm of ARMI’s strategic operations, bringing clarity, structure, and forward momentum to our work […]

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25 Jun,2025

Acknowledging the Service of Professor Andrew Dyer

The Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute (ARMI) extends its sincere thanks to Professor Andrew Dyer, who has advised that he will conclude his service as a board member and Chair of the ARMI Leadership Advisory Board on 30 June 2025. Professor Dyer was appointed to the ARMI Leadership Advisory Board as one of its inaugural members […]

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24 Jun,2025

ARMI Lab Revolutionises Spatial Transcriptomics with Cost-Effective Imaging Technology

While modern sequencing technology has made it relatively easy to tell which genes are being turned on and off in any given piece of tissue, understanding where the genes are being expressed is another problem entirely. Is your target gene mainly active within a blood vessel cell? In an immune cell? Does it work together […]

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30 May,2025

Celebrating Professor Mikaël Martino’s Academic Promotion

The Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute (ARMI) is proud to announce the promotion of our group leader Mikaël Martino to full Professor, marking a significant achievement in his distinguished career dedicated to unravelling the mysteries of tissue repair and regeneration. Originally from Switzerland and France, Professor Martino’s journey began at the Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, […]

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23 May,2025

Blood Cell Mysteries: How Zebrafish Are Helping Solve Rare Bone Marrow Disorders

At this week’s Symposium on Bone Marrow Syndromes organised by Maddie Riewoldt’s Vision, Professor Graham Lieschke AM will present a unique perspective – from the zebrafish tank. A clinical haematologist at Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre and the Royal Melbourne Hospital, and group leader at the Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute (ARMI), Professor Lieschke is internationally known […]

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15 May,2025

Muscle, Microscope, Magic: Dr William Roman’s Spatial Biology Lab is Redefining Regeneration

Dr William Roman, the 2023 EMBL Australia Thomas Baker Foundation Group Leader at the Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute (ARMI), is reimagining the future of muscle repair—one pixel and protein at a time. Backed by the transformative support of the Thomas Baker Foundation and Monash University, Dr Roman leads a team combining engineering, biology, and data […]

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