For patients with kidney failure, the ability to replace a damaged kidney with a healthy kidney grown from their own cells could be a life saver. Now, AIBN scientists have developed a remarkable new research tool that could help make this a reality.
A facility headquartered at AIBN has received $4.59 million from the Queensland Government to continue its innovative research and industry projects such as needle-free vaccine delivery.
Start-up company Scaled Biolabs Inc is changing the way researchers around the world conduct manual cellular experiments and accelerating discoveries in biology by providing novel devices that enable 1000’s of experiments to occur simultaneously.
Research into next-generation biomaterials that can help the human body regenerate and repair tissue will be boosted through a prestigious CSIRO appointment.
The work of two Australian Institute for Bioengineering and Nanotechnology researchers was recognised at last night’s (13 July) National Health and Medical Research Council Research Excellence Awards.
Researchers at The University of Queensland have developed a credit card sized device that enables cells to be cultured under thousands of different conditions simultaneously speeding up drug screening.
For the second year running a University of Queensland researcher has been recognised by Life Sciences Queensland for their work into regenerative medicine.
