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Fats fighting back against bacteria

16 October 2020

Hidden DNA fragment the 'trigger switch' for male development

2 October 2020

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Hiding in plain sight: the sex gene re-writing male biology

2 October 2020

How could wearing a mask help build immunity to COVID-19? It’s all about the viral dose

18 September 2020

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Inflammation and Disease

Can we be reinfected with COVID-19 after recovery?

21 October 2020
Gene that controls inflammation increases risk of obesity

29 September 2020
IMB researchers claim top prizes in QLD Women in STEM

27 September 2020

Solar Biotechnology

Could algae help us fight the plastic problem?

27 September 2019
Photosynthesis discovery could advance next-generation solar biotechnology

26 September 2018
5 revolutionary ideas that could shape the world in 2050

5 June 2018

Cardiac and Vascular Biology

Reading the story of the developing human heart

5 October 2018
5 revolutionary ideas that could shape the world in 2050

5 June 2018
Research fellowship to improve heart transplant outcomes

20 December 2017

Genomics and Disease

Diabetes drug could prevent kidney failure

31 July 2020
Algae use distinct method when swapping DNA during sex

23 July 2020
European honour for Dutch-born Aussie scientist

8 July 2020

Superbug Solutions

Fats fighting back against bacteria

16 October 2020
Marine worm joins fight against superbugs

24 June 2020
Superbug drug discoveries spark global deal

23 June 2020

Pain Research

Giant spider provides promise of pain relief for irritable bowel syndrome

21 September 2020
Native stinging tree toxins match the pain of spiders and scorpions

17 September 2020
Spider venom holds key to addiction-free pain killers

15 April 2020

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