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A “super” receptor that helps kill HIV infected cells

09 June 2018

Monash BDI's Associate Professor Stephanie Gras and her team have discovered a unique set of “super” receptors on immune cells capable of killing HIV across…
It takes a village: how researchers built their own microscope to decipher 'superbugs'

30 May 2018

Monash BDI's Professor Trevor Lithgow has appeared in the media recently, discussing his team's custom-built super-microscope capable of seeing the actual building blocks of bacterial…
Biosensor technologies to offer more effective approaches to disease treatment

25 May 2018

New biosensor technology makes it possible to study how the outer coating of cells - the biomembrane - functions, including how it responds when a…
New anti-dengue agent to treat zika virus

07 May 2018

Recently published research focused on the new zika virus treatment published in the journal Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications has been featured in Science Trends.…
Bioengineers build better beta peptides

07 May 2018

Designing bioscaffolds offers bioengineers greater flexibility when it comes to tissue engineering and biomedicine.
Yo-yo dieting and sugary drinks impacting on memory

04 May 2018

Monash BDI's Associate Professor Zane Andrews has received media coverage in two separate stories.
New resistance mechanism in multidrug resistant pathogen

02 May 2018

A discovery made by an international research team led by Monash BDI's Associate Professor John Boyce has received media coverage.
Researchers have uncovered the way a potentially deadly fungus kills immune cells

01 May 2018

Research led by Monash BDI's Associate Professor Ana Traven in collaboration with the Naderer lab, recently published in Cell Metabolism, has received media coverage.
'We are in danger': Australian science being left behind

01 May 2018

Monash BDI's Associate Professor Priscilla Johanesen, representative of the Australian Society for Microbiology, was among the leaders from almost 50 of Australia’s most prominent STEMM…
Rogue molecules trigger autoimmunity

29 April 2018

Research led by Monash BDI's Head of Anatomy and Developmental Biology, Professor Benjamin Kile, and Dr Kate McArthur has featured in the latest edition of…

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A “super” receptor that helps kill HIV infected cells

It takes a village: how researchers built their own microscope to decipher 'superbugs'

Biosensor technologies to offer more effective approaches to disease treatment

New anti-dengue agent to treat zika virus

Bioengineers build better beta peptides

Yo-yo dieting and sugary drinks impacting on memory

New resistance mechanism in multidrug resistant pathogen

Researchers have uncovered the way a potentially deadly fungus kills immune cells

'We are in danger': Australian science being left behind

Rogue molecules trigger autoimmunity