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Congratulations Bhavana!!! 👏👏👏

A very big CONGRATULATIONS to our most recent PhD graduate, Doctor Bhavana Nayer!! Bhavana has been an integral member of our team and we are very proud to see you achieve this fantastic milestone!! We wish you all the success for your post-PhD journey! ARMI EMBL Australia

New spin-out company, Orio Therapeutics, founded by ARMI researchers Dr Ziad Julier and A/Prof Mikaël Martino, has been established to spearhead the development of new drug delivery technology that could transform the field of regenerative medicine. monash.edu/medicine/news/…

Check out the latest EMBL Aus news - including grant success, a spin-out to transform regenerative medicine, the latest in malaria vaccines & wrap-ups of our recent (& brilliant!) student programs. Plus, we're searching for a new COO - could it be you? 🔗bit.ly/46WI7YA

ISRB Webinar Zone 2, March 12th, 4pm Central European Time, featuring Sabine Eming & Maria Alcolea on #SkinRegeneration. Find all details at: ……onalsocietyforregenerativebiology.org/event-5602891

Scientists have uncovered a key step in the wound healing process that becomes disabled in diseases like diabetes and ageing, contributing to a global healthcare cost of managing poorly healing wounds exceeding $250 billion a year. monash.edu/news/articles/…

Amazing new paper from the Martino lab here at ARMI uncovering a new neuro-immune axis in tissue regeneration. Congrats to the team involved. Outstanding science.

... and ICYMI, here we'd like to share this video that summarises years of work in 30 seconds! rdcu.be/dCKNG

ICYMI: ARMI scientists from the Martino Group have published new research in Nature. The team identified a novel neuro-immune axis that promotes tissue healing after injury. Read the paper here: go.nature.com/43DyiPe

I am very happy to announce the publication of my main PhD project in Nature Communications . Our study demonstrates that Regulatory T cells (Tregs) play a crucial role in promoting cardiac repair following myocardial infarction (heart attack) by adopting an injury-specific phenotype.

This sums up my last 6 years of work. Thank you to everyone who helped me along the way, I am very grateful for every piece of advice and input. Thank you to the reviewers and editors Nature Communications for their input in the revisions. To read my paper nature.com/articles/s4146…

So honoured to be selected to present at the 3rd Treg Mini-Symposium at WEHI on Nov 11! I'll be sharing our latest research from Martino Lab on the role of Tregs in tissue regeneration.If you haven’t registered yet, please do so by Nov 4! Excited to connect with everyone there!

A bit of a late post, but Congratulations to Angel Lu, a post-doc from our lab, for this fantastic achievement!

📰A new Nature Communications publication from members of our Martino Lab explores the remarkable potential of Tregs as a game-changing approach to regenerative medicine. Bhavana Nayer Yasmin Alshoubaki, PhD Read more here➡️: armi.org.au/news-media/blo… Or check out the original paper

In this Nature Communications paper, our Martino Lab at ARMI reveals an important role for regulatory T cells in tissue healing, highlighting its potential as a universal cell-based therapy for #regenerative medicine 💪

It was a great opportunity for our lab to showcase some of our exciting research on the neuro-immune axis and its role in regeneration. Grateful for the Minister’s visit and the recognition of the importance of biomedical research!