Associate Professor Mirella Dottori

ARC Future Fellow, Centre for Neural Engineering, Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Melbourne School of Engineering, University of Melbourne

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How tiny organoids help scientists study the big picture

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Brain in a dish: the therapeutic potential of stem cells and organoids

Miniature immature organs in dishes, known as organoids, may hold the key to major breakthroughs in treatments for epilepsy and autism, as well as a range of other diseases

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Organoids: the next revolution in human biology has begun

Researchers are growing miniature immature organs in dishes, meaning they can investigate a range of developmental disorders like epilepsy, autism and Alzheimer’s outside the human body