Institute for Molecular Bioscience

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  • IMB Sip and Science

    Lecture / Talk
    Brisbane Festival and the University of Queensland's Institute for Molecular Bioscience explore the intersection between art and science.

  • IMB Sip and Science: Language of the Land

    17 September 2023 3:00pm–4:00pm
     
    in IMB Sip and Science
    Join Festival artist, Daniel Riley and IMB researcher, Dr Zeinab Khalil in conversation as they explore the depth of knowledge that lies within the land.

  • IMB Sip and Science: Nature vs. Nurture

    10 September 2023 3:00pm–4:00pm
     
    in IMB Sip and Science
    Join Festival artists Kate Miller-Heidke and Keir Nuttall and IMB researcher, Associate Professor Loic Yengo for an exciting conversation traversing parenthood, jingles, and genetics.

  • Pint of Science Festival 2023

    Lecture / Talk
    Have a thirst for discovering the science that is brewing in your own backyard? Join three IMB researchers at the Pint of Science Festival as they share their work finding new treatments for depression, growing medicines in plants, and using metals in medicines. 

  • QENDO x IMB: Why Research Endometriosis?

    Lecture / Talk
  • Photo of Ephemeral, an art installation

    Brisbane Festival

    Lecture / Talk
    Join us at the Brisbane Festival this September to discover what's possible when art and science collide

  • Free documentary screening for Antibiotic Awareness Week

    Published on: 21 October 2015
    Please join us on 17 November 2015 for the screening of the film “RESISTANCE” which looks at the devastating impact of antibiotic resistance and asks “Do we need to save antibiotics to save ourselves?”

  • 2015 Toshiya Yamada Memorial Lecture

    Published on: 29 September 2015
    Please join us for the 2015 Toshiya Yamada Memorial Lecture: Role of Tau and amyloid in Alzheimer's disease - from basic mechanisms to therapeutic interventions, presented by Professor Jürgen Götz from the Queensland Brain Institute.

  • Beating the odds against brain cancer with Dr Charlie Teo

    Published on: 11 August 2015
    He’s an internationally renowned neurosurgeon who rides a motorbike, plays the bagpipes, and spends three months a year doing pro bono work in developing countries. Now, South-East Queensland residents can learn more about Associate Professor Charlie Teo’s career and vision for the future of brain cancer treatment in a free community event on Friday 21 August during National Science Week.

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