The Robinson Institute's driving focus is giving and sustaining life for existing and future generations; that is, creating life and making sure it's as healthy as possible.
Research at the Robinson Institute currently covers five main fields:
- Reproductive Health
- Stem Cell
- Early Origins of Disease
- Health of Women and Babies
- Childrens Research
Science Stories
Professor Ray Rodgers' research is highlighted in this month's edition of
Science Stories.
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New cell discovery reveals secrets of ovarian development After discovering a new type of cell that is present in ovaries, Ray Rodgers has proposed a new model describing how ovaries develop. This discovery will have implications for understanding how ovaries function in normal women and those with conditions such as polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). |
