A team of Melbourne researchers has uncovered how subtle electrical signals can direct stem cell behaviour, an advance that could reshape the future of tissue engineering, regenerative medicine, and the development of lab-grown organs.
Melbourne scientists discover how electrical pulses could transform tissue and organ regeneration
December 3, 2025 Australian Biotech
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