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TIA funding allows QEDDI to open to external drug discoveries
TIA is set to boost our capabilities and resources following the announcement of NCRIS 2023 funding by The Hon Jason Clare MP, Minister for Education, and The

TIA-supported facility helps kick-start an Australian-developed cancer drug that has now been approved by the US FDA
Momelotinib, a drug discovered by Australian researchers over several decades, has recently been approved by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the treatment

TIA support bringing a koala vaccine a step closer
Chlamydia is infecting up to half of the koalas living in Queensland and New South Wales, causing blindness and infertility. Antibiotics exist, but they can

New partnership supports advances in therapeutic development research
Research in eye, gum, heart and kidney disease, reproductive and developmental biology, cancer, infections, high blood pressure, therapeutic development, microbiome, immunity, endometriosis and osteoarthritis will

MRFF backs new national venture to strengthen homegrown medicine outcomes
The Commonwealth Government’s Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) National Critical Research Infrastructure Grant has invested $9.75 million into establishing MedChem Australia, a new national medicinal

How TIA is helping infectious disease researchers build translational skills
Associate Professor Anthony Kicic leads a team at the Telethon Kids Institute towards a new way of fighting antimicrobial resistance (AMR). While he employs his

New biotech company receives funding to halt the progression of kidney disease
TIA has supported kidney disease research that is now underpinning the establishment of new Monash biotech company xCystence Bio. xCystence Bio has received funding to

Technical feasibility advice part of expanded TIA support schemes
Early-stage research projects in areas such as autoimmune disease, antimicrobial-resistant infections and eye disorders are benefiting from expert advice from TIA facilities to maximise their

Demand booms for experimental mRNA from UQ BASE
TIA has supported a team from The University of Queensland that is now the biggest supplier of experimental mRNA vaccines and therapies in Australia, with