Adaptive Regulation of Organ Size (AROS) Lab
August 2023 update
Akin to Tolkien characters, our scientific journey has taken us across the (Middle) Earth. Our lab started off at Monash University, located on the southeast of the wildly beautiful island known by some as Australia. We have recently expanded to Cambridge University, in the majestically ancient United Kingdom (the reader can make an educated guess as to which island resembles Númenor the most, but that is another story and shall be told another time)
August 2023 update
Akin to Tolkien characters, our scientific journey has taken us across the (Middle) Earth. Our lab started off at Monash University, located on the southeast of the wildly beautiful island known by some as Australia. We have recently expanded to Cambridge University, in the majestically ancient United Kingdom (the reader can make an educated guess as to which island resembles Númenor the most, but that is another story and shall be told another time)
Stem cell lineages and their behaviours during limb growth and repair (Master, PhD). Melbourne, with a potential internship in Cambridge. Combining state-of-the-art lineage tracing tools, single-cell genomics and mathematical modelling, we plan to unravel the origin, hierarchy and regulation of the long-term progenitors that control bone growth and limb size. Contact us
Inter-organ communication during limb growth and repair (Master, PhD). Cambridge, with a potential internship in Melbourne.
An increasingly popular theme in development and regeneration is how local injuries trigger a systemic response that is essential for the process. Do you want to study how limbs communicate with other organs. Contact us