It was a full house at Fishburners on the 30th of May in Sydney, with Australian researchers hearing about the research infrastructure available to facilitate the
Phenomenal Science is a podcast that follows the journey of researchers and technical experts who are a part of our networks and use our expertise to
A new cutting-edge bioreactor to scale up stem cells and stem cell-derived disease models is one of 10 projects sharing in a multimillion-dollar funding injection into
A significant highlight on the horizon for the Phenomics Australia in vitro node the Monash Organoid Program is the eagerly anticipated annual Organoid Symposium, held on
We want to introduce you to Dr Thierry Jardé, a member of Phenomics Australia’s Scientific Director’s team and Director of the Monash Organoid Program at Monash
On Wednesday 1st of May, Mr David Smith MP, Member for Bean, visited the John Curtin School for Medical Research (JCSMR) and Phenomics Australia at the
Phenomics Australia was delighted to participate in the second NCRIS Morning Tea event hosted at the Australian National University (ANU) by Research Initiatives and Infrastructure (RII).
A new study supported by Phenomics Australia has found that rare coding variants in a lupus risk gene could help understand how the immune system mistakenly
Scientists from The Australian National University (ANU) supported by Phenomics Australia have discovered a gene mutation is responsible for causing psoriasis – a chronic inflammatory skin disease that
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