Our Research
The Robinson Institute brings together a unique blend of over 350 researchers and clinicians with wide-ranging expertise, from cellular and molecular biology through to epidemiology, public health and health services research.
Our core research programs are focused around the health of women & babies, reproductive health, origins of health & disease and regenerative medicine.
| Health of Women & Babies |
| - Preconceptual Care
- Nutrition and Health Outcomes
- Maternal Health in Pregnancy
- Fetal Growth and Wellbeing
- Intrapartum Care
- Postnatal Health and Wellbeing
- Early Childhood Development related to Maternal Perinatal Care
- Development of Origins of Adult Diseases
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| Reproductive Health |
| - Ovarian & Follicular Function
- Oocyte & Early Embryo Development
- Uterine Biology
- Embryo Implantation & Placental Development
- Male Reproduction
- Reproductive Immunology
- Human & Animal Reproductive Biotechnology
- Nutrition, Environment & Reproduction
- Health & Social Outcomes in Reproduction
- Early Life Programming of Fetal Development and Adult Health
- Menopause
- Contraception
- Cancers of the Reproductive System
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| | Origins of Health & Disease |
| - Early Origins of Health & Disease
- Life Course & Intergenerational Health
- Pregnancy & Development
- Neuromotor Plasticity & Development (NeuroPAD)
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| | Regenerative Medicine (Stem Cell Research) |
| - Stroke
- Cardiac Repair
- Tissue Repair
- Blood Disorders
- Cystic Fibrosis and Other Inherited Disorders
- Immune Diseases
- Transplantation Research
- Developmental Biology
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