Anita Quigley

Dr. Anita Quigley is an Associate Professor in the School of Engineering at RMIT University. Her research focuses on regenerative medicine, biomaterials, and tissue engineering, with applications in neural interfaces, bioinks, and stem cell therapies. She leads a team exploring advanced materials for medical devices and has supervised 12 research-based projects since 2019. Her work spans interdisciplinary collaborations in biomedicine, nanotechnology, and engineering.

Key research interests include developing bioengineered scaffolds for tissue repair, optimizing hydrogel properties for cell behavior, and studying neurological disorders using cerebral organoids. She contributes to committees like ACMD TRACE and maintains a strong publication record in biomaterials and biomedical engineering journals.

Recent articles highlight innovations in melt-electrospun scaffolds, graphene-enhanced nerve regeneration systems, and optogenetic stimulation techniques. Her research bridges fundamental science and clinical applications, aiming to advance regenerative therapies and biomedical technologies.