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    Hudson Institute is a global leader in medical research. We make breakthrough discoveries that change lives.

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  • Associate Professor Rebecca Lim
    Amnion Cell Biology
  • Professor Caroline Gargett
    Endometrial Stem Cell Biology
  • Dr Miranda Davies-Tuck
    Epidemiology and Clinical Trials
  • Professor Stuart Hooper AM
    Fetal and Neonatal Health
  • Professor Claudia Nold
    Professor Marcel Nold
    Interventional Immunology in Early Life Diseases
  • Associate Professor Megan Wallace
    Lung Development
  • Maternal and Perinatal Medicine
  • Associate Professor Flora Wong
    Neonatal Brain Protection
  • Professor Suzanne Miller
    Neurodevelopment and Neuroprotection
  • Dr Beth Allison
    Perinatal Cardiovascular Physiology
  • Dr Robert Galinsky
    Perinatal Inflammation and Neurophysiology
  • Professor Graeme Polglase
    Perinatal Transition
  • Dr Shayanti Mukherjee
    Translational Tissue Engineering

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