Urgent solutions are needed for the way our global community generates and uses energy, engages with our environment, and deals with serious health issues.
At the AIBN we are working on the answers.
Tough problems call for a new way of looking at the world. Our approach – merging bio-engineering and nano-science – is purposely disruptive. It allows us to look at things differently and solve problems in a way others cannot.
We are solving tomorrow’s problems today. We work closely with industry to translate cutting-edge science into practical, game-changing solutions.
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Our Impact
Since 2004 we have attracted total research revenue of more than a quarter of a billion dollars. Some of our game-changing solutions include:
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- Some of the world’s deadliest snakes could soon be saving lives, with research from The University of Queensland showing venom could be used to stop uncontrolled bleeding.
- One of UQ’s leading COVID-19 vaccine researchers, Associate Professor Keith Chappell, has discovered that the chlamydia epidemic plaguing endangered koala populations in Queensland and NSW is linked to a common virus that likely suppresses koalas’ immune systems.
- An environmentally friendly spray that targets and kills one of cotton's (and the world’s) most damaging agricultural pests - silverleaf whitefly - has been created by scientists at The University of Queensland.
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