Associate Professor Megan Munsie - Deputy Director of the University of Melbourne’s Centre for Stem Cell Systems. Presented at MND NSW motor neurone disease (MND) Ask the Experts Forum 12 August 2019 at Ryde. Megan Munsie leads a research program in the ethical, legal and social implications of stem cell research. She also heads the Engagement, Ethics and Policy Unit of the Australian Government funded Stem Cells Australia initiative. As a trained developmental biologist, she combines her scientific expertise with a deep understanding of the ethical and regulatory considerations required to facilitate responsible research in stem cell science and its clinical translation. She has co-authored numerous educational resources for the public, health and educational professionals; contributed to the development of policy at a domestic and international level; is a member of several international multidisciplinary research teams exploring impact of stem cell research and regularly provides information to Australian patient advocacy groups and community members about stem cell science. In 2018 she was awarded the Public Service Award from the International Society for Stem Cell Research in recognition of her contribution to the field.
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