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  • Powerful printable single-molecule microscope to revolutionise diagnostics

    News / 1 May 2025

    In addition to translating discoveries to improve patients’ lives, our group leaders develop transformative tools for the scientific community. One such innovation is a freely available, ultracompact and highly sensitive 3D-printed microscope with the potential to revolutionise health diagnostics.

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  • Driving excellence in research, collaboration and innovation

    News / 1 May 2025

    EMBL Australia group leaders are deeply integrated into Australian and international networks of excellence. They have established themselves as scientists and drive research and innovation in areas of national scientific priority.

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  • Training researchers at the intersection of biomedical and computational sciences

    News / 1 May 2025

    In an era of transforming technologies in molecular sequencing, imaging, and artificial intelligence, there is an urgent need for skilled researchers who can bridge the gap between biomedical and computational sciences. Professor Eduardo Eyras is helping address that gap.

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  • Advancing cell biology and equity in science

    News / 1 May 2025

    Dr Vaishnavi Ananthanarayanan is an innovative cell biologist whose research explores the intricate mechanisms of cellular organisation and a passionate advocate for equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI) in science.

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  • Guiding cancer-fighting cells to solid tumours

    News / 1 May 2025

    A/Prof Maté Biro (UNSW Sydney) combines his expertise in cellular biology and advanced microscopy to improve cancer treatment efficacy, paving the way for next-generation therapies that could revolutionise the fight against cancer.

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  • Building biotech to transform regenerative medicine

    News / 1 May 2025

    A/Prof Mikaël Martino (Monash University) is a renowned innovator in regenerative medicine, known for translating ground-breaking technologies into impactful solutions with the potential to reshape tissue repair and improve patient outcomes.

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  • Transforming local genomics research with world-class infrastructure

    News / 1 May 2025

    The long-term support and stability provided to EMBL Australia group leaders enables them to drive transformative advances in Australian research infrastructure, just as Professor David Lynn did.

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  • Building lab-grown muscles to study ageing and disease

    News / 1 May 2025

    Dr William Roman is one of the EMBL Australia group leaders pioneering groundbreaking technologies to tackle longstanding scientific challenges.

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  • Developing advanced imaging tools to benefit the scientific community

    News / 1 May 2025

    Dr Senthil Arumugam, an EMBL Australia group leader at the Monash Biomedicine Discovery Institute, is advancing Australia’s scientific infrastructure by developing world-class imaging tools – including a lattice light-sheet microscope with adaptive optics – to deliver exciting new findings.

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  • Identifying gaps & driving solutions in RNA research infrastructure

    News / 1 May 2025

    His nine-year tenure as an EMBL Australia group leader allowed Professor Chen Davidovich to make and nurture connections with other ambitious researchers across Australia, enabling him to identify a critical gap in the nation’s research infrastructure and address it by establishing a dedicated RNA mass spectrometry platform.

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