Research areas

Our research is focused on six key themes.

Bioinformatics

We are turning complex data into new knowledge to improve human health with specialised expertise, new data generation platforms and analysis tools.
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Cancer

We are investigating why cancer develops in the first place, as well as finding new ways to treat, diagnose and prevent it.
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Healthy Ageing

We are finding ways to address the challenges associated with osteoporosis, neurodegenerative diseases, type 2 diabetes and heart disease.
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Immunology

We are researching the immune cells and signalling pathways involved in inflammation and immune responses, with a major focus on type 1 diabetes.
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Infectious Disease

Every day around the world, millions of people are tested for infectious diseases – whether it be influenza, Hepatitis, HIV or COVID-19. Keeping us all safe and well relies on the accuracy of this testing.
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Regenerative Medicine

We are using regenerative approaches to protect and repair tissue following disease, trauma and cancer treatment.
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Diseases we research

Our research is focused on reducing the burden of ill-health.

Diseases we research

Our research is focused on reducing the burden of ill-health.

Diseases we research

Our researchers

We bring the best minds to solve critical health challenges.

Our researchers

Our laboratories

Our laboratories bring together the greatest minds in Australian research to tackle critical health challenges.

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Our laboratories

Our scientists are working to find new approaches for the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of a range of diseases.

Platforms and services

Our pursuit of excellence is underpinned by world-class capabilities and expertise.

Our collaborative programs

We are involved in collaborative programs with other organisations to drive improvements in health outcomes.

Partner with us

We approach partnering with a commercially-focused and flexible mindset.

Publications

Explore the publications of our staff and students.

Research Conduct

Our researchers are required carry out their work in an honest, responsible, and ethical fashion.