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Laurie Cox AO, a visionary Australian businessman and previous Chairman of Murdoch Children’s Research Institute, died peacefully after a long illness on Sunday 21st May 2023. Known for his exceptional leadership and commitment to philanthropy, Laurie leaves behind a legacy of remarkable
Using advanced pluripotent stem cell-derived 3D organoid models of the human brain to study neurodevelopmental disorders and identify new therapeutic approaches.
Our Blood Development group is studying the process of human blood cell development. Our vision is to utilise human pluripotent stem cells to advance our understanding of blood, bone and cartilage development and diseases.
Our laboratory studies cell signalling to understand the driving forces behind complex human diseases.
Our vision is that the pace, scope and versatility of children’s population research steps up to understand how healthy development happens, how it can be derailed and what societies can do to keep it on track.
Advancing equitable, sustainable and measurable improvements in children’s health, development and wellbeing. The Policy and Equity group aims to advance equitable, sustainable and measurable improvements in children’s health, development and wellbeing.
The Health Services and Economics group supports the development and use of the best evidence to increase the quality, accessibility, and value of healthcare that children receive.
We aim to turn young people’s lives around by diagnosing and treating health conditions, providing support to improve health and social outcomes and reduce re-offending, and advocating on their behalf.
Making a difference to young people’s health and wellbeing by advancing knowledge, policy, and practice. We aim to improve the health and wellbeing of all young people through innovative, integrated and world-leading research, education, and knowledge dissemination.
Prevent and control infectious diseases that affect children and their families in disadvantaged communities.
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