WA role in new study bringing hope to lymphedema sufferers
WA scientist, Professor Minghao Zheng (Perron Institute and The University of Western Australia) has contributed to a successful tissue engineering...
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WA scientist, Professor Minghao Zheng (Perron Institute and The University of Western Australia) has contributed to a successful tissue engineering...
Undergraduate students interested in commencing potential Honours and Masters projects with the Perron Institute in 2022 attended an information session...
WA Brain Bee Challenge winners Winners of the 2021 WA Brain Bee Challenge were congratulated at a special awards ceremony...
Perron Institute Board Members, Executive and guests gathered recently at Fraser’s Kings Park to celebrate some exciting and significant achievements....
South West Compassionate Communities Forum successful Community leaders, service providers, researchers and politicians were among the 180 attendees at the...
Emeritus Professor Byron Kakulas AO, joined Gareth Parker to talk about Perron Institute Founding Director, Emeritus Professor Byron Kakulas was...
Personal stories of grief and insights on the role of communities in helping people cope with the end-of-life journey will...
Dr Alex Tang, a postdoctoral scientist in the Brain Plasticity Research group at UWA and Perron Institute, is a finalist...
Professor Sulev Koks, who heads the Genetic Epidemiology Research group at the Perron Institute and Murdoch University, has contributed to an...
Perron Institute CEO Steve Arnott says every person’s contribution to the Perron Institute community is unique and valuable. “We’re committed...
Western Australia’s Perron Institute is contributing to an in-depth international study of factors influencing the quality of life for people...
A non-contact boxing exercise study for Parkinson’s disease (PD) is progressing well. The ten patients recruited for the FIGHT-PD study...
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