Breathing new life into asthma treatment using the palm of their hand
World-first drug delivery technology, designed by Monash University researchers to help improve the health of asthmatics, has received a grant of more than $725,000 through the Federal Government’s National Health and Medical Research
20 October, 2020
Opening eyes to a frontier in vision restoration
A revolutionary cortical vision device, developed by Monash University researchers that could one day help restore vision to the blind, is being prepared for world-first human clinical trials in Melbourne.
14 September, 2020
Personalised aerosol drug delivery to aid in respiratory disease
A new respiratory drug delivery technology, supported by the Monash Institute of Medical Engineering and SPARK Oceania, will aim to target different regions of the airway specific to the disease to be treated.
7 September, 2020
Simulation-based training to aid artificial heart and lung patients
A project focused on providing simulation-based training models to trainee doctors aims to reduce the risks of complicated procedures and save patients’ lives.
7 September, 2020
MIME Seed Funding applications now open - Practical solutions for frontline clinical problems
Applications for the 2020 round of MIME Seed Funding are now open!
25 August, 2020
Mobile app to be developed to calculate risk of adverse pregnancy outcomes for women with gestational diabetes
Researchers from across Monash University and Monash Health are set to develop a mobile app to aid pregnant women with gestational diabetes, and their doctors, estimate their risk of adverse pregnancy outcomes.
3 August, 2020
Program advances work on reducing blood stream infections
TuCann Medical, a medtech start up project of the Monash Young Medtech Innovators, is one of thirteen companies across Australia, Singapore and India to be recently accepted into the Medtech Actuator's 15-month accelerator program.
30 July, 2020
Seed funding sees advancements in wearable sensor technologies
The Monash NanoBionics lab, headed by Professor Wenlong Cheng, have been actively working on new innovations in wearable sensor technology.
29 July, 2020
Breakthrough blood test detects positive COVID-19 results in 20 minutes
World-first research by Monash University in Australia has been able to detect positive COVID-19 cases using blood samples in about 20 minutes, and identify whether someone has contracted the virus.
17 July, 2020