Professor Suzanne Garland, who directs the Centre for Women’s Infectious Diseases at Bio21 has received the prestigious title of an Officer of the Order of Australia (AO).

NHMRC Grants fund infectious disease, antimicrobial, cancer and basic cell biology research at the Bio21 Institute

ANDREW HOLMES of UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE has been named a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science

Congratulations to members of the Bio21 community whose research has received funding and who have been part of LIEF infrastructure and equipment grants that have received funding.

After an initial severe infection, patients may be at high risk of contracting secondary infections and developing fatal pneumonia.

Genetic variation is essential for survival; it allows species to adapt and evolve so they can overcome disease and other environmental threats, and avoid the negative consequences of inbreeding.

Bio21 researchers from the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, including the Tilley, van Driel, McConville, Gleeson and Hinde labs made a good showing, presenting their work and collecting awards for their presentations.

19 October 2017