Biomedical scientist Alan Mackay-Sim has just been named the 2017 AUSTRALIAN OF THE YEAR at the Australian of the Year Awards 🇦🇺 | ABC Adelaide

Professor Alan Mackay-Sim pioneered world-leading #stemcell #research throughout his career, but few know that he too was suffering. The #GriffithUni Professor Emeritus was diagnosed with multiple myeloma, a cancer of blood cells, but he says passion and determination got him through the tough times. That same drive has seen him achieve ground-breaking results throughout his career and inspire many new scientists to continue his work. Read his remarkable story here http://ow.ly/zdU1308egrk #curi

Brisbane - meet your Queensland Australia of the Year! Professor Alan Mackay-Sim is a Biomolecular scientist leading the world in stem cell research. Alan’s work played a key role in the world’s first successful restoration of mobility in a quadriplegic man. He is nothing short of inspirational... and his moustache is pretty amazing too. | ABC Brisbane

Are you ready to begin your journey to a healthier life? Watch Angie's testimonial on the positive impact stem cell therapy for autism has had on her son, Dylan. | The Stem Cell Institute

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