To mark the 20th anniversary of NCRIS, we’re pleased to share a newly released video celebrating the program’s impact.
A strong example of how multiple NCRIS facilities collaborate to drive research translation and innovation in Australia with a real-world impact.
Professor Peter Currie, Director of Research at the Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute – ARMI, Monash University (Monash Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences), is harnessing the regenerative power of zebrafish to unlock new discoveries in muscle stem cells and improve outcomes for people living with conditions such as muscular dystrophy.
Several providers of NCRIS ecosystem, including Phenomics Australia, EMBL Australia, Bioplatforms Australia and Therapeutic Innovation Australia, have played a critical role in providing the infrastructure, expertise and collaborative networks that enable world-class regenerative medicine research.
Through the Monash Genome Modification Platform, Phenomics Australia provides advanced genome-engineering capabilities that help researchers such as Professor Peter Currie develop precise models of human muscle disease These tools help uncover how muscles develop, regenerate and respond to disease, supporting the search for new therapeutic opportunities and better outcomes for people affected by muscle disorders.
