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Research Tuesdays Lecture Series: Youth justice reform

Posted on Nov 13 2024 by Dan

Music isn’t just about fun and entertainment. It’s also a powerful tool for self-expression, human connection, and motivation. But did you know it can be useful for pain regulation, boosting immune health, lowering blood pressure, and easing clinical anxiety and depression?

Research Tuesdays Lecture Series: Redefining human genetics

Posted on Oct 9 2024 by Dan

Music isn’t just about fun and entertainment. It’s also a powerful tool for self-expression, human connection, and motivation. But did you know it can be useful for pain regulation, boosting immune health, lowering blood pressure, and easing clinical anxiety and depression?

Research Tuesdays Lecture Series: Improving endometriosis care

Posted on Aug 14 2024 by Emma

Music isn’t just about fun and entertainment. It’s also a powerful tool for self-expression, human connection, and motivation. But did you know it can be useful for pain regulation, boosting immune health, lowering blood pressure, and easing clinical anxiety and depression?

Research Tuesdays Lecture Series: Music as medicine

Research Tuesdays public lecture series event - Music as medicine

Posted on Apr 21 2023 by Rachel

Music isn’t just about fun and entertainment. It’s also a powerful tool for self-expression, human connection, and motivation. But did you know it can be useful for pain regulation, boosting immune health, lowering blood pressure, and easing clinical anxiety and depression?

Research Tuesdays Lecture Series: Healthcare Overhaul

Posted on Feb 22 2023 by Rachel

There’s more than one way to revolutionise healthcare. How? Hear from world-renowned cardiologists.

Breakthrough 3D-printed micro device will streamline IVF procedure

Posted on Jul 25 2022 by Danny

A revolutionary new 3D-printed device created by ��˴�Ƭ researchers will make the only treatment for men with low sperm counts faster, cheaper, and more accessible.

Research looking at blocking the action of damaged genes

Posted on Feb 28 2022 by Kate

Sometimes all it takes to cause a severe neurological disorder is one tiny defect in a single gene. Unfortunately, there are thousands of these genetic, childhood-onset conditions, and while they are rare, the symptoms can be devastating.

Tracking the early-life triggers of type 1 diabetes

Posted on Feb 14 2022 by Kate

Researchers at the ��˴�Ƭ are leading a national collaboration that has been collecting tens of thousands of biological samples from pregnant mothers and their babies in an attempt to discover how genetics and early-life environmental exposures contribute to the development of type 1 diabetes.

Tiny tech goes to the heart of disease

Posted on Dec 10 2021 by Kate

As our leading single cause of disease and death, it would be rare for any Australian not to have been touched by coronary heart disease amongst family or friends.

Chemotherapy with a side of bacteria, thanks!

Posted on Nov 12 2021 by Kate

The intense chemotherapy used to destroy blood cancer also damages healthy cells in a person’s body, including those that line the intestines and the bacteria that rely on these cells to survive.