Research Groups
Through the disciplines of chemistry, computational biology, genetics, genomics,
solar biotechnology means we see what others can’t.
We are changing the future of health and well being
Our research marks the beginning of a new future. Exploring the molecular realm, we examine the smallest units of life to discover how the world works. We continually push the boundaries of the scientific frontier, searching for answers to some of the world’s most challenging problems.
- 18 December 2020
Research Groups
Genomics of Development and Disease Cell Biology and Molecular Medicine Chemistry and Structural Biology
Genomics of Development and Disease
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Systems Genomics
Dr Allan McRae -
Genomics of reproductive disorders
Professor Grant Montgomery -
Cellular reprogramming and ageing
Dr Christian Nefzger -
Genomics and Machine Learning
Dr Quan Nguyen -
Stem cells and cardiovascular development
Dr Nathan Palpant -
Program in complex trait genomics
Professor Peter Visscher, Professor Naomi Wray -
Statistical Genomics
Dr Loic Yengo
Cell Biology and Molecular Medicine
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Membrane trafficking at atomic resolution
Associate Professor Brett Collins -
Physiology of circadian rhythms
Associate Professor Frederic Gachon -
Dynamic control of vascular growth and function
Dr Emma Gordon -
Role of the cell surface in health and disease
Professor Rob Parton -
Inflammasomes
Professor Kate Schroder -
Protein trafficking and inflammation
Professor Jennifer Stow -
Innate immunity, infection and inflammation
Professor Matt Sweet -
Dynamics of morphogenesis
Dr Mel White -
Cadherin cell-cell adhesion
Professor Alpha Yap
Chemistry and Structural Biology
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Superdrugs vs Superbugs
Dr Mark Blaskovich -
Molecular biodiscovery: learning from nature
Professor Rob Capon -
Drugs and diagnostics for superbugs, viruses and cancer
Professor Matthew Cooper -
Protein structure in drug and insecticide design
Professor David Craik -
Chemistry and human therapeutics
Professor David Fairlie -
Bioinspired design of solar biotechnology systems
Professor Ben Hankamer -
Bacterial infections and immunology
Professor Ian Henderson -
Bugs and drugs
Professor Glenn King -
Pharmacology of marine toxins
Professor Richard Lewis -
Neuropeptide research
Associate Professor Markus Muttenthaler -
Combinatorial chemistry and molecular design
Associate Professor Mark Smythe -
Pain pathways
Dr Irina Vetter
Research excellence
$1.3 billion+ commercial investment attracted to IMB research
1454 international collaborators
~385 original publications last calendar year
$28M in research funding last calendar year
20%+ of patent families at UQ are derived from IMB research
100% of donations go to the cause
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- 25 August 2020The Institute for Molecular Bioscience's Professor Kate Schroder talks about her highs and lows on the path to success, and what advice she would give herself if she was 16 years old today.
- Some new studies have found people who were never symptomatic, exposed to, or tested positive for COVID-19 that have immune cells that can recognise COVID-19.
- IMB researchers are continuing their search for new, eco-friendly pesticides with the support of the Australian Research Council.
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