Nadia Rosenthal
Researcher Nadia Rosenthal is studying creatures like starfish to try to understand regenerative processes and whether that knowledge can be applied to repairing the human body.

Since its inception, Monash has concentrated on developing world-leading research facilities and instilling a relentless passion for greater understanding.
We encourage researchers to push new boundaries, to join colleagues from other disciplines to find creative ways to deliver better results for the community, industry and government.
The challenges are huge, but the results richly rewarding, both professionally and personally.
Researcher Nadia Rosenthal is studying creatures like starfish to try to understand regenerative processes and whether that knowledge can be applied to repairing the human body.
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