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Cracking the Hox Code
The human body navigates movement with astonishing success, displaying locomotor actions that are fluid and coordinated. This ability is the mystery that the McGlinn group is attempting to unravel. Now, they are one step closer with the recent publication of their paper, “A Hox code defines spinocerebellar neuron subtype regionalisation” in Cell Reports. Corresponding author Associate Professor Edwina McGlinn, ARMI […]
Regenerate Newsletter – October 2019
The October 2019 of the ARMI newsletter, Regenerate, is now available to view in the ‘Resources’ section. Here are some of the highlights for ARMI in October: Claude’s Contributions to China Celebrated Another Award for Avnika! Building New Collaborations: The 1st Monash-Osaka Joint Symposium Well done to ARMI Honours and Masters students 3D Cardiomics Build Your Own Opto-tools […]
Building New Collaborations: The 1st Monash-Osaka Joint Symposium
ARMI is committed to establishing and developing new partnerships to facilitate its world-leading, ground-breaking research. When different researchers with similar interests come together to share expertise, resources and personnel, exciting, new research is made possible. A great leap forward in the ARMI network occurred earlier this month with the 1st Monash University – Osaka University […]
Another Award for Avnika!
Congratulations to ARMI researcher Dr Avnika Ruparelia from the Currie group on receiving the Inaugural Australia and New Zealand Society for Cell and Developmental Biology (ANZSCDB) Early Career Researcher Award in Developmental Biology. The award has been established to encourage and support early-career researchers working towards independent research careers in the fields of cell and developmental biology. “I’m honoured and […]
Claude’s Contributions to China Celebrated
Congratulations to Emeritus Professor Claude Bernard who has been awarded the 2018 ChunCheng Friendship Award! The award, conferred this year in August, is the People’s Republic of China’s highest honour and award for experts from outside of China who have made “outstanding contributions to the country’s economic and social progress.” Claude’s illustrated and productive academic career saw […]
Regenerate Newsletter – September 2019
The September 2019 of the ARMI newsletter, Regenerate, is now available to view in the ‘Resources’ section. Here are some of the highlights for ARMI in September: Regenerative Medicine: Pathways to Industry Global connections as easy as ABC Jennifer Zenker Named a 2019 CIFAR Azrieli Global Scholar Shuttling: A New Kind of Pathogen Transfer Between Immune Cells […]
Shuttling: A New Kind of Pathogen Transfer Between Immune Cells
While studying the early stages of fungal infection, researchers from the Lieschke group at ARMI and their collaborators have made a fascinating discovery: a new type of pathogen transfer between immune cells. After a passionate 10 years of observation and experimentation, this work has now been published in a – quite literally – beautiful paper, entitled, “β-glucan–dependent […]
Global connections as easy as ABC
Leading regenerative medicine and developmental biology researchers from Australia, Brazil and Chile are meeting this week in Campos do Jordão, Brazil as part of the ABC Network. Created to broaden networks and strengthen relationships between research institutions from the three countries, cutting edge research from the Australia-Brazil-Chile (ABC) Network will be presented at the 3rd annual […]
Jennifer Zenker Named a 2019 CIFAR Azrieli Global Scholar
Congratulations to ARMI Group Leader Dr Jennifer Zenker, who has been selected as a 2019 CIFAR (Canadian Institute for Advanced Research) Azrieli Global Scholar! This prestigious two-year Scholar program recognises Jennifer’s groundbreaking research and will provide funding support, as well as essential skills training and global networking opportunities. “I am excited to be part of this […]
Regenerative Medicine: Pathways to Industry
It is a truth universally acknowledged that a scientist with a promising new regenerative medicine treatment must be in want for a strategy to get their discovery from bench to bedside. However, for many scientists, particularly early career researchers, the path to commercialisation remains shrouded in mystery. The world is on the cusp of a […]