Proud supervisor moment. Ingrid Dudink won the Tania Gunn award for best oral presentation at FNPS. Ingrid has worked so hard during her PhD and her presentation was a brilliant showcase of her investigations of altered trajectory of brain connectivity in babies born small

Join us in congratulating PhD student Ingrid Dudink who won the Tania Gunn award for best oral presentation by a PhD student at International conference FNPS. Well done to her and her team Suzie Miller Beth Allison (she/her) and Dr Amy Sutherland

Massive congrats to my wonderfully talented colleague Ingrid Dudink. Delighted to see your amazing work receiving the recognition it deserves!

Super excited to share this step-by-step protocol for the digital reconstruction of neurons using Golgi staining and Imaris cell imaging software!👏🏼 ⁦⁦Suzie Miller⁩ ⁦Beth Allison (she/her)⁩ & team ⁦Hudson Institute of Medical Research⁩⁦⁦Karger Publishers⁩ karger.com/Article/FullTe…

A fantastic start already to the #FNWANZ2022. It's been some time since an in-person conference so I'm super excited to hear about the exciting research in the perinatal space!

Such a great talk from the golgi queen!! 💁🏻‍♀️ Ingrid Dudink PSANZ #FNWANZ

Me and my Golgi Queen Ingrid Dudink

First day at the Fetal and Neonatal Workshop was amazing! Look at the representation from The Ritchie Centre, we’re so fortunate to work with all these incredible women! #fnwanz2022

Love all these strong Ritchie Centre women 💪🏻💪🏻

Ready for #PSANZ2022! Looking forward to seeing and hearing all of the fantastic research being conducted in Australia and NZ in the perinatal space.

Very proud supervisor moments today. Both Ingrid Dudink Charmaine Rock updating PSANZ on the impact of growth restriction on brain connectivity and cardiovascular health respectively. Excellent talks

Three of our "Fetal Growth Restriction" superstar PhD students Alex Bell Ingrid Dudink Charmaine Rock from the Miller-Allison group just finished their fantastic talks PSANZ #PSANZ2022

Today I visited a NGO in Pokhara, Nepal called GVI who provide quality education for children. They’re are currently building desks urgently needed for children in Nepali government schools. You can donate now by clicking the link below!!! Namaste 🙏 facebook.com/24679107212753…

Our lab group is excited to share the annoucement that Prof Suzie Miller is the new head of the The Ritchie Centre! At Hudson Institute of Medical Research Monash University School of Clinical Sciences Congrats Suzie!! 👏

Final day of FNPS. Excellent science, great talks and wonderful friends The Ritchie Centre

ECFCs are late stage endothelial progenitor cells derived from umbilical cord blood. ECFC administration enhanced development of the neurovascular unit components in both the AGA and FGR fetal brain. #celltherapies

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Celebrating four PhD graduations from our Miller-Allison group The Ritchie Centre Hudson Institute of Medical Research Monash University School of Clinical Sciences Monash Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences Monash University today: Ingrid Dudink Alex Bell Madeleine Smith Ela Zadeh (Elham Ahmadzadeh), PhD Well done, team 👏!