Professor Tom Kay joins AAMRI Board
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We're proud to announce that SVI Director, Professor Tom Kay, has been appointed to the Australian Association of Medical Research Institute (AAMRI)
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Thanks to our supporters
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The important role our supporters play in making our research possible was acknowledged recently at a special event held at the Buxton Contemporary
SVI’s Charity Golf Day 2019 - Teeing off for Research
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SVI’s Charity Golf Day sponsors and supporters were in full swing last Friday 25th October, to raise money to assist our scientists with their quest
Christine Martin Fellowship awarded
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Dr Jacki Heraud-Farlow, from SVI’s Cancer & RNA Biology Laboratory, has been named as the second recipient of the Christine Martin Fellowship, funded
Studying RNA methylation and splicing in cancer with direct RNA nanopore sequencing
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Statistical methods and software for population-scale single-cell genetics
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Mental Health Day 2019 - Do you see what I see?
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This year’s theme for World Mental Health Day – Do you see what I see?, is quite fitting, as our scientists strive to gain a better understanding of
SVI acknowledges World Alzheimer’s Day
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Today we acknowledge Dementia Action Week and World Alzheimer's Day by reposting an article that first appeared in our 2018-19 Annual Report.
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Spring 2019 newsletter - something for everyone
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In the 2019 Spring edition of our newsletter, The Edman, you will find an editiorial from our Director, Professor Tom Kay, who focuses on Melbourne's
Special delivery: islets for pancreatitis sufferer
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When Dr Tom Loudovaris embarks upon a human islet isolation for transplantation, there is a lot at stake.
The process begins when Tom and his team
DNA repair & recombination
Our vision it to translate basic knowledge of DNA repair pathways into treatments for bone marrow
Investigating a novel mechanism for improving beta-cell function in type 2 diabetes
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Responsible Research Conduct at St Vincent’s Institute
All SVI researchers are required to carry out their work in an honest, responsible, and