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Designed to help research teams take their research to the next level by testing their ideas with the potential stakeholders and beneficiaries.
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QUEENSLAND BLADDER CANCER INITIATIVE (QBCI) TACKLE BLADDER CANCER
Bladder cancer affects one in 68 Australians and is the ninth most common cancer worldwide, affecting both men and women (with a 3:1 ratio)
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MICROBA ANNOUNCES INVESTMENT FROM LEADERS IN GLOBAL PRECISION MEDICINE
Microba, Australia’s leading biotech company in gut microbiome analysis, has received a $4.1m (AUD) strategic investment from Macrogen
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INDIVIDUAL GENETIC VARIANTS MAY IMPACT RESULTS OF PSA TEST
QUT researchers have found certain genetic variations may impact accuracy of the PSA test, main tool to screen for prostate cancer
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DISTINGUISHED PROFESSOR JUDITH CLEMENTS AC AND CHUCK FEENEY, NAMED QUEENSLAND GREATS
Distinguished Professor Judith Clements AC and The Atlantic Philanthropies (TAP) founder Chuck Feeney, named amongst the Queensland Greats
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BIO 2019
Australian pavilion was one of the focal points of the event with over 150 companies standing united in the delegation.
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MICROBA LAUNCHES NEW IBD R&D PROGRAM AT BIO
Program focused on the prevalent and incurable Inflammatory Bowel Disease
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CHOICE ROAD TESTS THE MICROBA INSIGHT GUT MICROBIOME TEST
Microba comes out on top for ease of use and helping consumers to decipher their results.
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A phase I clinical trial to investigate whether a patient's own immune cells can be modified to cure a rare and deadly type of lymphoma
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Based at the Princess Alexandra Hospital, the clinic will help women with a strong family history of breast cancer better monitor & manage their risk
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CLINICAL TRIALS FOR PATIENTS WITH INCURABLE HEAD AND NECK CANCER
Pioneering research by Prof Ian Frazer (UQ) and Prof Sandro Porceddu (PA) to combine HPV vaccine with immunotherapy drugs to treat the cancer
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DISCOVER HOW UQ RESEARCHERS ARE LEADING THE WAY IN RESEARCH
4 short videos covering topics on Vaccination, Cancer, Immunology and Genomics
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WORLD SCIENCE FESTIVAL 2019 - WRAP UP
From the 20th to the 24th March 2019 Brisbane turned red for the 4th annual World Science Festival Brisbane.
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TRI FOUNDATION TRAVEL SPONSORSHIPS WINNERS
The TRI Foundation is providing travel sponsorships to attend conferences of up to $1000 each.
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An important step towards improved diagnosis & treatment, published in Nature Translational Psychiatry.
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TRI FORUM: SUCCESS NEEDS MULTIPLE PERSPECTIVES WITH A UNITY OF PURPOSE: HOW DO WE ACHIEVE THIS IN QUEENSLAND?
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A/Prof Elizabeth Williams (QUT) and Dr Ian Vela, a urologic oncologist (PA Hospital) founded the Queensland Bladder Cancer Initiative (QBCI).
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Two clinical trials for rare cancer treatments led by University of Queensland researchers have been awarded more than $7.6 million in grants.
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TRI has produced a five-part video series, which demonstrates successful collaborations between the Research, Clinical and Commercial sectors.
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SPEED MENTORING EVENT
The TRI Mentoring Committee held an interactive networking event which involved a series of short conversations between each mentee and mentor.
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The TRI Foundation is providing travel sponsorships to attend conferences of up to $1000 each.
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BRIDGETECH PROGRAM NOW OPEN
Interested to learn about commercialising medical technology research? Registrations now open.
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GRANTS AND FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES - RESOURCE
A helpful resource listing some relevant grant and funding opportunities is now available on the TRI website
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