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Many congratulations to our 22/23 students on receiving their awards.

Welcome to new MScR Regenerative Medicine and Tissue Repair students who have started their studies in Edinburgh.

A website for all new students, with information and resources you need to help you get ready to start University.

CRM scientists have made a breakthrough in understanding how aggressive brain tumours develop in children and why they occur in specific regions of the brain.

Multiple sclerosis research is to be boosted by new funding for a research hub dedicated to tackling the disease.

New research from the Hay lab at CRM has shown how mathematical modelling can be used to optimise liver tissue engineering.

A new study by the Williams lab at the Centre for Regenerative Medicine has identified the selective loss of inhibitory brain cells.

Advanced liver damage could be treated and repaired instead of requiring a transplant thanks to a University of Edinburgh spinout company.

Join on 16 December for a day of sessions aimed at those interested in studying at Postgraduate level and considering applying in 2021.

A new study by CRM researchers has shown that very early in development, human stem cells that go on to produce adult blood and immune cells have a huge regenerative potential.

A new study by CRM researchers has identified the landscape of important regulators of blood stem cell production in the early embryo

Learn more about our Masters programme and studying at The University of Edinburgh through an online platform.

Professor Steve Pollard talks about how his research is helping to develop new treatments to keep brain cancer in check in his interview in The Times.

Scientists at CRM have engineered macrophages in the laboratory from stem cells.

A new study has identified chemicals in the skin responsible for a unique scent in people with Parkinson’s disease.

Fresh insights into the types of cells found in the brains of people with multiple sclerosis could help develop improved therapies.

Book your place for live, online information sessions about studying at The University of Edinburgh (29 April 2020)

Monthly seminars showcasing careers outside of academia.

Two days of science and social activities in the Borders during Centre retreat.

Eligible overseas applicants for our MSc by Research programme can apply for Glenmore Scholarship that covers overseas tuition fees for a year.

Prof Dave Lyons and Dr Line Kegel publish book on protocols for oligodendrocytes research.

JoVE video articles by Edinburgh University scientists show a variety of protocols relevant for regenerative medicine and tissue repair research.

Virtual tour around the MRC Centre for Regenerative Medicine opens its doors.

Tissue Repair PhD student Darren Wisniewski et al at MRC-CRM publish method to reveal spatial organization in vitro.

Researchers show new methods in JoVE videos that accompany their papers.

Register for the Postgraduate Open Day on Wednesday 13 November for meetings with students and staff, tours and talks.

The University's 'Welcome Week' features events and activities dedicated to helping all new students be ready to start their academic study.

Dr Tilo Kunath, a researcher at the MRC Centre for Regenerative Medicine, and colleagues have developed Parkinson’s Disease resistant dopamine neurons which could improve cell therapies for the disease.

Disruptive Technologies in the Life Sciences Conference – from Single Molecules to Systems, at Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh.