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COVID-19 treatment clinical trial underway
The first clinical trial of a potential COVID-19 treatment involving a discovery by Hudson Institute researchers received approval in September.… Read more
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Major gift to Neonatal Paediatrics
A new Chair in Neonatal Paediatrics will fast-track Monash University, Monash Health and Hudson Institute’s joint vision for newborn medicine and serve the community through advanced treatments… Read more
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The Ron Evans AM Fellowship
Congratulations to Dr Marius Dannappel and Dr Madara Ratnadiwakara who have been awarded The Ron Evans AM Fellowship to progress treatments for bowel cancer.… Read more
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Future leaders selected for industry mentoring
Ten Hudson Institute PhD students have been selected for the first time to participate in the high-level mentoring program, Industry Mentoring Network in STEM (IMNIS).… Read more
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More clues discovered to male fertility and testicular cancer causes
A discovery by Hudson Institute researchers has shed more light on the causes of testicular cancer and male infertility – and provided a potential new target for treatment.… Read more
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Umbilical cord blood could improve brain injury in babies
New laboratory research shows multiple doses of umbilical cord blood (UCB), rather than a single treatment, could help improve brain injury in babies starved of oxygen during pregnancy or birth.… Read more
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Kids thank their scientist superheroes amid pandemic
Olive, 11 and her brother Will, 8 wanted to say a big thank you to their scientist heroes for all their hard work to improve people’s lives, including on COVID-19 research.… Read more
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Personalised cancer treatments a step closer
In a world-first discovery, Hudson Institute cancer researchers have discovered two potential genetic markers which could be used to provide more personalised cancer treatments to some patients.… Read more
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Funding boost to develop lung treatment for premature babies
Associate Professor Rebecca Lim has been awarded $300,000 from the Victorian Medical Research Acceleration Fund to progress her laboratory’s research into a new regenerative medicine,… Read more
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Closing the gap in tissue engineering
A world-first discovery led by Dr Shayanti Mukherjee has found materials called perovskites—commonly used in solar cells production —have anti-microbial properties, without toxic side effects to human cells.… Read more