Health - Australian Institute for Bioengineering and Nanotechnology - University of Queensland

AIBN Health Research

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AIBN's Five Pillars of Research are designed to enable AIBN to innovate solutions to solve society’s problems through sustainable materials, healthy living and translational success.

Stem cell ageing and regenerative engineering

Precision nanomedicine

Advanced materials

Agriculture nanotechnology

Advanced Biomanufacturing

Microfluidic Nanoshearing Device for Cancer Diagnostics

Jan 2017–Jan 2023
Translating epigenetic biomarkers into a pan-cancer diagnostic

Jan 2014–Jan 2023
Novel Biologically-Responsive MRI Agents

Jan 2017–Jan 2019

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Professor Ernst Wolvetang

Senior Group Leader

Wolvetang Group

UQ-StemCARE Director
Professor Justin Cooper-White

Senior Group Leader

Cooper-White Group
UQ-StemCARE Director
Professor Alan Rowan

AIBN Institute Director
Senior Group Leader

Rowan Group
Dr Shyuan Ngo

Group Leader

Ngo Group
Associate Professor Jessica Mar

Group Leader

Mar Group

Prestigious appointment for up-and-coming vaccine researcher

Published on: 24 February 2014

A chemical engineer based at The University of Queensland, Dr Wibowo is one of 10 early career researchers from around the world chosen for the program’s first intake.
Researchers step closer to targeting diseased cells

Published on: 21 February 2014

Australian Institute for Bioengineering and Nanotechnology (AIBN) researchers have taken a significant step in designing nanoparticles, that mimic a virus, to deliver medicines to diseased or damaged cells.
Researchers’ precision engineering to target disease

Published on: 15 January 2014

Researchers at the Australian Institute for Bioengineering and Nanotechnology are using nano-engineered oil droplets to target infectious diseases and cancer cells.