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Capitalising on the revolution brought about by structural cryo-electron microscopy (cryo-EM), a Bio21 team led by Dr Mike Griffin and Prof Leann Tilley has generated molecular movies of a sophisticated nano-machine, called the proteasome.
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Major landmark development will significantly increase CSL’s presence in the Parkville biomedical precinct and cement Melbourne’s place as a world-class research destination
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Hear from artist Damon Kowarsky and scientists, Professor Frances Separovic AO, Dr Nick Williamson and Dr Andrew Leis, how we use magnetic resonance and mass spectrometers and electron microscopes to harness our knowledge of the elements to solve scientific puzzles in medicine, the environment and agriculture.
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Professor Karen Day has secured almost US$3 million funding from the NIH to further her world-leading malaria research at the Bio21 Institute.
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Michael Parker and Craig Morton, St Vincent’s Institute of Medical Research (SVI) in Melbourne Australia, and Bio21 Institute are part of an international team of collaborators that has made a discovery that may lead to more effective treatment and less side effects for a number of cancers including neuroblastoma, a cancer that occurs most commonly in infants and children under 5 years of age.
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Media Release: CSL to Move Global Headquarters to Parkville Biomedical Precinct
Major landmark development will significantly increase CSL’s presence in the Parkville biomedical precinct and cement Melbourne’s place as a world-class research destination
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CryoEM insights into the nanomachine that powers the cell’s garbage disposal system
Capitalising on the revolution brought about by structural cryo-electron microscopy (cryo-EM), a Bio21 team led by Dr Mike Griffin and Prof Leann Tilley has generated molecular movies of a sophisticated nano-machine, called the proteasome.
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Professor Karen Day receives US$3 million NIH funding to pursue world-leading malaria research
Professor Karen Day has secured almost US$3 million funding from the NIH to further her world-leading malaria research at the Bio21 Institute.
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