ARMI in the media
Monash University features:
New home for next generation medical research (Monash Memo 8 April 2009)
The Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute will be officially opened today by Federal Member for Chisholm Anna Burke and Parliament of Victoria Cabinet Secretary Tony Lupton.
Fish Facility officially opened (Monash Memo 26 November 2008)
The Victorian Innovation Minister Gavin Jennings last week officially opened the $5.4 million facility, located within Monash University's Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute (ARMI) at the University's Clayton Campus.
Victor Chang specialist appointed to Monash (Monash Memo 11 June 2008)
World leading medical scientist Peter Currie has been appointed the Deputy Director of the Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute.
New Deputy for ARMI (Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences news 27 March 2008)
The Director of the Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute, Professor Nadia Rosenthal has announced the appointment of Professor Peter Currie as Deputy Director and Head of the Regenerative Biology Unit of the Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute.
Growing success (Monash Magazine, Issue 20, Spring/Summer 2007)
Monash University is set to become an international authority on regenerative medicine. Renowned researcher Nadia Rosenthal has been recruited to head up the Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute (ARMI), a $150 million joint venture with the Victorian Government.
Monash academic to head Victoria's Regenerative Medicine Institute (Monash Memo 9 May 2007)
Professor Nadia Rosenthal, from the Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences, has been appointed to head Victoria's new Regenerative Medicine Institute.
New Institute to lead way in regenerative medicine (Monash Memo 5 April 2006)
Monash will establish a new regenerative medicine institute as part of a multimillion dollar program of capital investment in its biomedical research capabilities
Media release from the Victorian Minister for Innovation:
New regenerative medicine facility leads the way (Media release from the Premier of Victoria 8 April 2009)
One of the world’s largest regenerative medicine research institutes was launched at Monash University’s Clayton campus today.
Mutant fish could hold key to new disease treatments (18 November 2008)
The Minister for Innovation, Gavin Jennings, last week officially opened the $5.4 million facility, located within Monash University's Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute (ARMI) at the University's Clayton Campus.
Rosenthal to head Regenerative Medicine Institute (8 May 2007)
The Minister for Innovation, John Brumby, today announced internationally leading molecular biologist, Professor Nadia Rosenthal, has been appointed head of Victoria’s new Regenerative Medicine Institute.
Other:
Plea to import axolotls (Media release 6 October 2009)
Hopes that a quirky aquatic species could lead Australian scientists to major medical breakthroughs are resting with the Federal Environment Department. Peter Ker of The Age reports in an article surrounding Doctor James Godwin.
What fish can teach us (Media release 24 August 2009)
Understanding the zebrafish's remarkable regenerative ability may help human organ research. Nyssa Skilton of The Canberra Times reports in an article surrounding Professor Peter Currie.
Remake of the human body (Media release 17 August 2009)
Why is it that some animals can regrow whole limbs, but humans fail miserably in this area? Nyssa Skilton of The Canberra Times reports in an article surrounding Professor Nadia Rosenthal.
Renowned Stem Cell Biologist to join ARMI (Media release June 2009)
Professor Nadia Rosenthal, Director of the Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute (ARMI), today announced the appointment of Dr Tiziano Barberi to the position of Group Leader at the Institute.
"Muscle-man" joins Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute (Media release April 2009)
Professor Nadia Rosenthal, Director Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute (ARMI), announced the appointment of Professor Christophe Marcelle as Group Leader at the Institute.
Dr James Bourne appointed to Group Leader position at the Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute (Media release December 2008)
The Director of the Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute (ARMI), Professor Nadia Rosenthal has announced the appointment of Dr James Bourne to the position of Group Leader with the Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute.
Prof Peter Currie appointed Deputy Director of the Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute (Media release March 2008)
The Director of the Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute, Professor Nadia Rosenthal, has announced the appointment of Professor Peter Currie as Deputy Director and Head of the Regenerative Biology Unit of the Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute. Professor Currie will take up his post from January 2009.
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