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Australia’s flagship Institute in the research and development of regenerative medicine which aims to repair or replace damaged tissues and organs following injury or disease.

More than 275 scientists, engineers, medical researchers and professional staff gathered at ARMI last week for the inaug...
14/10/2026

More than 275 scientists, engineers, medical researchers and professional staff gathered at ARMI last week for the inaugural Science Suppliers Expo, creating a day filled with discovery, networking and collaboration.

Representatives from Monash University campuses, CSIRO and the Victorian Heart Hospital (MonashHeart) joined 34 scientific suppliers to explore new technologies, exchange ideas and build valuable connections.

“The atmosphere was electric,” said organiser Dr Yardenah Brickman. “Every corner seemed to host a new conversation, a fresh idea or the spark of a future collaboration.”

The expo delivered plenty of moments of surprise and inspiration, with attendees uncovering new solutions and forging partnerships that could lead to future research opportunities.

Thanks to everyone who attended and helped make the first Science Suppliers Expo such a success. Plans are now underway to make the expo a regular event on the ARMI calendar.

14/10/2026

Had a paper cut this week? It's probably healed already, thanks to the stem cells in your skin. Your body relies on them constantly. Doctors have also used stem cells for more than 50 years, through bone marrow transplants for blood cancers.

The hard part is getting stem cells to rebuild what the body can't fix on its own, such as heart muscle after a heart attack or brain cells lost to Alzheimer's. That's what our researchers at ARMI are working on. For World Stem Cell Day, swipe through to meet two of them, and read more at armi.org.au.

Big congrats to two ARMI researchers! Oliver Anderson (PhD student) and Dr Hongbin Jin (Research Fellow), both from our ...
13/10/2026

Big congrats to two ARMI researchers!

Oliver Anderson (PhD student) and Dr Hongbin Jin (Research Fellow), both from our Zenker Group, have been awarded Light Microscopy Australia Professional Development Fund Awards, recognising the awesome microscopy work they're doing in developmental and regenerative biology.

The awards mean they'll get to head off to two great conferences this year.
Oliver’s off to the Australasian Society for Stem Cell Research (ASSCR) 2026 Annual Scientific Meeting, where stem cell and regenerative medicine researchers from across the region come together to swap ideas.

Hongbin is heading to the Society for Reproductive Biology Annual Conference, the go-to event for anyone working in fertility, embryology and reproductive health.

This is not their first wins, either. Hongbin recently landed a ResearchHub Foundation grant to build new tools for capturing protein-producing cells in real time, and both Hongbin and Oliver picked up awards for their talks at the ASSCR Victoria EMCR Symposium not long ago. Busy year for the Zenker Group!

Congrats to both and a big thanks to Light Microscopy Australia for backing our early career researchers.

Congratulations to Dr Samuel Crossman, who has been awarded the Keith Dixon Prize for best ECR Oral Presentation by the ...
09/10/2026

Congratulations to Dr Samuel Crossman, who has been awarded the Keith Dixon Prize for best ECR Oral Presentation by the ANZSCDB at ComBio 2026 in Sydney.

The prize recognises the work Dr Crossman has been doing with Thamodi Walpola and A/Prof Jan Kaslin. We are so proud to see our early career researchers celebrated on a national stage.

It was a big night for ARMI, with Jan Manent also taking home the society’s image award.

It was a fantastic opportunity for our ARMI researchers to share their work, explore the latest advances across the field, and connect with researchers from Australia and around the world.

Well done to all and thank you to everyone who represented our institute at ComBio this year.

What can a fingernail-sized transparent fish tell us about why muscles waste away with age, or how a damaged brain decid...
06/10/2026

What can a fingernail-sized transparent fish tell us about why muscles waste away with age, or how a damaged brain decides whether to repair itself or scar?

Quite a lot, it turns out. ARMI researchers have published a major review showing that the zebrafish’s lesser-known relatives are opening up biological questions that were previously out of reach. The trick is in comparative biology: find two closely related species that differ in one trait, identify the responsible genes, and ask whether the same mechanism operates in humans.

Read the full story via the link in the comments.

You’re invited to the inaugural Monash ARMI Science Supplier Expo 2026! 📅 Thursday, 8 October 2026📍 Monash University Cl...
04/10/2026

You’re invited to the inaugural Monash ARMI Science Supplier Expo 2026!

📅 Thursday, 8 October 2026
📍 Monash University Clayton Campus, Building 75, 15 Innovation Walk
🕘 Expo floor open: 9:30 AM – 4:00 PM
🚗 Closest parking: N1 car park

Meet more than 25 leading science and technology suppliers, explore the latest laboratory equipment and research tools, see live demonstrations and connect with colleagues from across the research community.

✅ Free barista-made coffee for the first 200 attendees
✅ Complimentary food and refreshments
✅ Door prize draw at 3:30 PM

We're excited to welcome: Wishmed, Eppendorf, RS Group plc, Pacific Laboratory Products, Pathtech Pty Ltd, Sartorius, Interpath Services, labIQ Pty Ltd, Merck Life Sciences, Westlab QIAGEN Waters Corporation Thermo Fisher Scientific, Lab Hub Australia, Millennium Science, Abacus dx, Integra Biosciences, Corning Life Sciences Asia, Stemcell Technologies and more.

See you on 8 October for a day packed with innovation, collaboration and giveaways!

Congratulations to Dr William Roman! ARMI is proud to celebrate Dr William Roman's appointment as a Monash University 70...
01/10/2026

Congratulations to Dr William Roman!

ARMI is proud to celebrate Dr William Roman's appointment as a Monash University 70th Anniversary Fellow.

Following a faculty-led nomination process, Dr Roman was selected as part of a distinguished cohort of academics appointed to serve a three-year term as Monash 70th Anniversary Fellows.

This recognition honours exceptional academic staff who have made outstanding contributions across research, education, enterprise and commercialisation, and acknowledges their potential to make an even greater impact in the future.

Dr Roman's work in regenerative medicine continues to advance our understanding of how the body repairs and regenerates itself, helping pave the way for future health breakthroughs.

Join us in congratulating William on this well-deserved achievement!

Congratulations to Dr Macsue Jacques, recipient of ARMI’s 2026 Accelerator Grant. This award supports her transition fro...
29/09/2026

Congratulations to Dr Macsue Jacques, recipient of ARMI’s 2026 Accelerator Grant. This award supports her transition from postdoctoral researcher to independent research leader, providing funding, mentorship and access to world-class research infrastructure.

Dr Jacques was selected for her exceptional research, scientific leadership and vision to build an independent research program in the biology of ageing. Her work moves beyond blood-only or single-tissue measures of ageing, aiming instead for a systems-level understanding of how human tissues age, interact and respond to intervention.

Well done, Dr Jacques!

Read more via the link in the comments.

We’re Finalists! The Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute (ARMI) is proud to be a finalist in the 2026 Health Indu...
22/09/2026

We’re Finalists!

The Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute (ARMI) is proud to be a finalist in the 2026 Health Industry Hub Catalyst for Change Awards for Top Podcasts and Most Viewed Vodcasts in the Medical Excellence category.

Earlier this year, ARMI Director Professor Peter Currie and Dr Marguerite Evans-Galea joined Rozalina Sarkezians from Health Industry Hub to discuss ARMI’s journey, the future of regenerative medicine, and what is needed to support the development of life-changing medicines.

Every unique view across digital and social channels contributed to the leaderboard, and we’re grateful for the support of our community. Thank you to everyone who has watched, listened and engaged with the conversation. Listen to the podcast here: https://www.healthindustryhub.com.au/biotechnology-news-trends/armi-sets-sights-on-translation-as-nations-only-regenerative-medicine-institute/

Winners will be announced at the awards evening in Sydney on 5 November 2026.

ARMI has a new research collaboration with Melbourne biotech Evinco Therapeutics, announced today on World Alzheimer’s D...
21/09/2026

ARMI has a new research collaboration with Melbourne biotech Evinco Therapeutics, announced today on World Alzheimer’s Day.

Dr Nathalie Saurat’s lab grows ageing brain cells from human stem cells, recreating the changes that happen in Alzheimer’s disease. Evinco will test a new therapy against those models, an early but necessary step towards developing new treatments for Alzheimer’s.

Learn more via the link in the comments.

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