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Jeremy Nestel: ARMILAB’s Newest Member Attracts Donations through Engagement
ARMI is pleased to welcome its newest member to the Leadership Advisory Board (ARMILAB), Jeremy Nestel. As an investment banker and scientific advocate, Jeremy brings new skills to ARMILAB, furthering its mission to enhance the reputation and positioning of ARMI by liaising with key stakeholders and the broader community. Jeremy is particularly excited by this […]
Regenerate Newsletter – September 2018
The September 2018 of the ARMI newsletter, Regenerate, is now available to view in the ‘Resources’ section. Here are some of the highlights for ARMI in September: ARMI’s ‘Dynamic Teenage Trio’ contends in iAwards for scientific device ARMI’s Industry mentors have paved the way and are now opening doors ‘Seeing is Believing’ – ARMI researchers join […]
ARMI’s Industry mentors have paved the way and are now opening doors
There tends to be a common misconception amongst young scientists that academia is the only viable career path. To deconstruct this misleading dogma, ARMI designed the Industry Mentoring Program. By providing ARMI students and early career researchers with insights into the many opportunities open to innovative and ambitious scientists, this program seeks to inform ARMI […]
‘Seeing is Believing’ – ARMI researchers join AstroLight Festival 2018
Welcoming in Spring on a warm Saturday evening, Scienceworks was abuzz with activity at the AstroLight Festival. Hosted by Museums Victoria, this annual event serves to introduce popular science to the public. This year’s AstroLight Festival featured a jam-packed program, offering visitors an exciting array of activities and presentations from which to choose. One such presentation was […]
Regenerate Newsletter – August 2018
The August 2018 of the ARMI newsletter, Regenerate, is now available to view in the ‘Resources’ section. Here are some of the highlights for ARMI in August: Jennifer Zenker: triathlete, scientist and ARMI’s newest Group Leader Dr Alasdair Wood is making impact with MyoFab Introducing the Monash Transgenic Quail Facility Discover what other highlights have emerged […]
Jennifer Zenker: triathlete, scientist and ARMI’s newest Group Leader
Three years ago, Dr Jennifer Zenker made the brave move from Australia to Singapore. Leaving behind her many friends and life as a postdoctoral scientist at EMBL Australia, Jenny was willing to drop it all to pursue her research career in microtubule dynamics. Following her Lab head at the time, Nicolas Plachta, Jenny was fixed on […]
Introducing the Monash Transgenic Quail Facility
Globally, there are only three research institutes that have a dedicated quail facility, with the Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute (ARMI) at Monash University being one of them. ‘ARMI and Monash University have been leaders in founding and supporting this facility,’ said ARMI researcher and head of the facility, Dr Olivier Serralbo. The Frenchman, who has worked […]
Regenerate Newsletter – Winter Edition 2018
The Winter 2018 edition of the ARMI newsletter, Regenerate, is now available for download in the ‘Resources’ section. Here are just some of the highlights for ARMI in the second quarter of 2018: Claude Bernard – Looking back on an inspirational career in immunology From Madrid to New York and now Melbourne – Read about the […]
‘A team effort’, James Bourne reflects as awardee of an NHMRC Award
In the highest of honours (and to the delight of ARMI), neuroscientist and Group Leader, Associate Professor James Bourne was the recipient of the prestigious NHMRC ‘Marshall and Warren’ Award. Presented last Wednesday night, the award was a recognition of the cutting-edge research the Bourne group is undertaking in comprehending visual brain development. The award ceremony, held in Canberra at […]
ARMI Congenital Heart Disease researcher wins award in Japan
While growing up, Jeannette Hallab always loved science. “From a young age, I have always loved science-y things, although back then, I didn’t recognise it as a love of science. I loved watching “Beyond 2000” (back when that was a thing), growing plants, and catching sea creatures in rock pools at the beach. As I […]