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Find out more about the research that inspired fashion.

Finding cures in deadly venoms

Learn more about how we use spider venom to develop new medicines for heart attack and stroke.

Cardiovascular disease

Investigating new ways to beat heart disease and stroke

Soils for Science Citizen Science

Explore our citizen science program and help us find the next antibiotic.

Finding cures in plants

See how we grow medicines in plants for a healthier future for all.

Designer Joash Teo [Joteo] shares his inspiration behind his design

Designers Kiara and Bianca Bulley [Bulley Bulley] share their inspiration behind their design

Visit the studio of George Wu as he discusses his project with Fashion Queensland

Briana Enoch (Jarawee) shares her inspiration for her design that is inspired by country

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IMB supports a robust program of interdisciplinary projects encompassing artist residencies, workshops, and new commisions. Through a collaborative approach we aim to discover, and celebrate new perspectives that push the frontiers of art and science.

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