The Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute (ARMI) today launched ​​Strategy 2030: Transforming Health through Scientific Excellence – a five-year strategic plan that sets the direction for Australia’s only dedicated regenerative medicine research institute, through to 2030.

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Evidence is growing that heart formation relies on mechanical signals generated by blood flowing through the developing heart, and not just genetics or environmental factors. The evidence for this intriguing idea was recently reviewed by scientists at ARMI.

Of babies born with a congenital defect, it is the heart that is​ ​most often impacted, especially th...

Australia’s only dedicated regenerative medicine research institute has welcomed six new honours students this month, bringing its current cohort to 10. The students are pursuing projects across Alzheimer’s disease, skeletal muscle repair, blood cell development and craniofacial development, supervised by seven of ARMI’s research leaders. 

Dr Jan Manent

Two postdoctoral researchers from the Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute (ARMI) have been selected for this year’s Queensland University of Technology (QUT) Bridge Program, a national initiative focused on translating biomedical research into real-world therapies.

Dr Macsue Jacques and Dr Jean Tan will join up to 100 participants from across Australia in th...