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Each October, a familiar debate resurfaces in the Australian media - the potential reintroduction of daylight saving time in Queensland. But why are scientists so against it? Let’s delve into the research.

Developing venom-based epilepsy drugs using lab-grown organs

IMB researchers have teamed up to develop precise, personalised drugs for epilepsy patients

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Impact Report 2023/24

From discovering new treatments for cardiovascular disease to improving health equity and empowering women in STEM – all possible because of our generous donors and support from our community. Thank you for making a difference.

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Beating heart disease: Tackling Australia's #1 killer

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