Pioneers of the future

When the Pharmacology team at top-rated Monash University started planning for their new multidisciplinary teaching labs, they looked for alternatives to their traditional, bulky and high-maintenance organ bath systems.

After selecting and introducing the versatile, compact and easy-care DMT Tissue Organ Bath System - 751mT, the team experienced significant savings in time and effort. More importantly, the real tissue experiments are providing compelling benefits to their increasing numbers of Science and Bioscience students. 

​About Monash University. 
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Monash University is one of Australia's leading universities and ranks among the world's top 100. Monash is a member of Australia's Group of Eight, a coalition of Australia's eight leading research Universities and a member of the The Association of Southeast Asian Institutions of Higher Learning. Monash is one of 2 Australian universities to be ranked in MINES ParisTech International Professional Classification of Higher Education Institutions, based on the number of alumni listed among CEOs in the 500 largest worldwide companies.
 
Monash is ranked 2nd in the world for Pharmacy and Pharmacology, QS World University Rankings, 2018.

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We believe that with the investment we have made in DMT organ baths is going to be returned in the outcomes from the students in the development of skills that are going to make them the pioneers of the future.

​Assoc. Professor Elizabeth Davis

Deputy Head (Teaching), Pharmacology

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Monash University

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These organ baths are able to be used in a multidisciplinary capacity and it really helps with our teaching activities, it helps with our student engagement and we hope that it gives them a real love of basic functional pharmacology and this really helps us with our nexus between our teaching and our research.

Professor Robert Widdop

​Head of Department, Pharmacology

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​Monash University

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