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A genomics program to ensure that powerful new genomic medicine technologies are available to all Australians is now recruiting participants from diverse communities, presented at the SXSW Sydney Conference 2024.
Researchers have cracked how a particular type of immune cell develops in the body and protects against infection and disease. And the discovery could help in the development of more preventive treatments, according to a new study. The research, led by Murdoch Children’s Research Institute and
Murdoch Children's Research Institute's Dr Claire von Mollendorf has been selected for a dynamic program that supports women wanting to progress or extend into leadership positions within the Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) industry. Dr von Mollendorf was one of 34
Our tissue culture laboratory provides cell cultures and media for research scientists as well as establishing skin fibroblast or lymphoblast cultures from patients for diagnostic and quality assurance testing.
Murdoch Children’s Research Institute (MCRI) Associate Professor Dan Pellicci has been awarded a Viertel Fellowship to further his work in immunology and infectious disease prevention. Associate Professor Pellicci’s research will explore how a specialised type of immune cell fights off serious
Murdoch Children’s Research Institute (MCRI) Professor Sarath Ranganathan has been awarded The Thoracic Society of Australia and New Zealand (TSANZ) Research Medal, recognising his outstanding contribution to respiratory medicine and science. Former leader of MCRI’s Respiratory Group Professor
Congratulations Professor Kathryn North, on her appointment as Companion to the Order of Australia in this year's Australia Day awards.This honour recognises Kathryn's national and international leadership in genomic medicine, her contribution to the advancement of genetic, neurological and child
Australian Genomics is one of three national genomic medicine initiatives, alongside Genomics England and the U.S. All of Us program, to be selected by GA4GH as Driver Projects. These will pilot GA4GH data sharing frameworks and standards in real-world healthcare settings, and share their
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