About the Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute (ARMI):
Monash University, the Victorian State Government and the Australian
Commonwealth Government are investing over $AUD150m in ARMI, a new
research institute for regenerative medicine, focused on unraveling
basic mechanisms of the regenerative process and developing clinical
applications.
Situated on the Monash University Clayton campus in Melbourne, ARMI
is a research Institute within the Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and
Health Sciences. Working with multiple centres and disciplines at Monash
University and the neighboring institutes and medical centres, ARMI is
laying the groundwork for the development of future therapeutic
approaches to traumatic injury and degenerative disease, and will pursue
rapid commercial transfer for its technologies.
ARMI research groups are located in new, state-of-the-art
laboratories with well equipped common facilities creating a framework
for a creative, interdisciplinary and highly interactive environment. A
key objective of ARMI is to enhance the field of regenerative medicine
by promoting the career opportunities for young scientists. As the
headquarters of the European Molecular Biology Laboratories (EMBL)
Australia Partner Laboratory, ARMI will also include at least 6 groups
operated according to the EMBL research model and philosophy.
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