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A very big CONGRATULATIONS to our Group Leader, A/Prof. Mikaël Martino, who has been awarded a prestigious Senior Medical Research Fellowship from the Viertel Charitable Foundation valued at $1.25M! We are all very proud!! Read more at: bit.ly/3ntW7oW

CONGRATULATIONS to our Masters Student, Elle, who graduated today!! We’re all very proud of you! ARMI #nextgenregen

(1/2) We’re excited to be part of the recently announced Australian Stroke and Heart Research Accelerator funded by the MTPConnect Targeted Translation Research Accelerator Scheme and MRFF!! ARMI Monash University Monash Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences monash.edu/news/articles/…

(2/2) Together with Pete Currie, we’ll be investigating the potential of novel cellular therapies and tissue engineering to prevent heart damage following ischemic injury. We hope that our research, funded by this scheme, will lead to better outcomes for heart attack patients.

We’ve had a fantastic time at the EMBL Australia Summit in Canberra! It’s been a pleasure re-connecting with our colleagues in person. A real showcase of the amazing work being done, including talks from our very own Angel Yen Zhen (Angel) Lu and Yasmin Yasmin Alshoubaki, PhD!

We’re excited to announce that we’ll be working with AstraZeneca and Pete Currie on our Australian Research Council Linkage Project exploring the potential of macrophage subtypes in tissue regeneration #regenmed ARMI

We're thrilled to share our latest paper, published today in npj Regenerative Medicine! rdcu.be/dcJSt. In this study, we identified a strong ECM-binding motif that, when fused to therapeutic proteins, improves their retention at delivery sites and overall efficacy (1/3)

Last week, members of our team Julien Legrand, Yasmin Alshoubaki, PhD and surojeet das were in beautiful Marysville at the 2023 EMBL Australia Summit presenting their work and connecting with colleagues from across EMBL-A. Always a fantastic experience!

We’re excited to share our latest research published today in Nature! In this study, we identified a novel neuro-immune axis that promotes tissue healing after injury. We found that the neuropeptide CGRP is released from nociceptors, a specialised subset of sensory neurons, (1/3)