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Murdoch Children’s Research Institute stem cell researcher Associate Professor Ngaire Elwood has been recognised for her outstanding contributions to cellular therapies and cancer research in Victoria. Associate Professor Elwood was inducted into the 2022 Victorian Honour Roll of Women, which
Genetic testing can diagnose cardiomyopathy – a disease of the heart muscle – in children and help detect who will have heart failure and require a transplant, a new study has found. Researchers at the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute and the Centenary Institute have shown that genetic
A new global commission will help improve access to medical oxygen in low- and middle-income countries, potentially preventing over half a million child deaths every year. The Lancet Global Health Commission on Medical Oxygen Security, published in The Lancet, aims to conduct research over the
Congratulations to our very own Associate Professor Shidan Tosif and Dr Melanie Neeland for their impressive article that has just been named an influential paper in the latest Nature Communications collection on COVID-19. Published in 2020, “Immune responses to SARS-CoV-2 in three children
Murdoch Children’s Research Institute Professor David Burgner has been elected as a new fellow to the Australian Academy of Health and Medical Sciences. Professor Burgner was among 31 health and science leaders elected to the academy's fellowship, which recognises the brightest minds in health
A Murdoch Children’s Research Institute pilot study will explore the use of medicinal cannabis to reduce symptoms in children and adolescents who are undergoing palliative care for non-cancerous conditions. The study has received $75,000 from the latest round of the State Government’s
We are exploring the mental health of teenagers with cystic fibrosis to establish a more targeted treatment approach to this crisis.
Research process resources: Development of your research project
This Launching pad provides guidance, procedures, and templates to help you conduct your research involving participants efficiently while meeting these standards.
Two of Murdoch Children’s Research Institute’s brilliant minds, Matt Coleman and Emily Unity were recently named in the Out for Australia's 30 Under 30 awards, which celebrates outstanding LGBTQIA+ individuals under 30. Matt and Emily were chosen based on their tangible contributions to the
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