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Launch of Ben Beale Laboratory delivers fitting legacy

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Two QIMR Berghofer scientists awarded CSL Research Acceleration Initiative partnerships

Date Time Two QIMR Berghofer scientists awarded CSL Research Acceleration Initiative partnerships Two QIMR Berghofer scientists will collaborate with leading global biotechnology company CSL on new immunological targets after being awarded Research Acceleration Initiative partnerships. The head of the Immunology and Infection Laboratory, Professor Christian Engwerda, and the head of the Molecular Immunology Laboratory, Associate Professor Michelle Wykes, will each receive $500,000 over two years to conduct collaborative research projects with CSL. As well as the funding, the partnerships also give the researchers access to CSL’s R&D experts. CSL has awarded four partnerships nationally, with QIMR Berghofer receiving half of those.

Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute Scientists in Western Australia Awarded $500,000 to accelerate new treatment into big heart

Date Time Share Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute Scientists in Western Australia Awarded $500,000 to accelerate new treatment into ‘big heart Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute The funding boost by global biotech giant CSL will be used to drive research into hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, the world’s leading cause of cardiac death for children aged between five and 15. It is hoped the award will help Professor Livia Hool and her WA based team deliver through on their breakthrough discovery, which could potentially both prevent and reverse the damage of the inherited heart disease which causes the heart to become dangerously large. “This disease affects around one in 500 people and could be as common as one in every 200. It’s shocking that we have no way of preventing or reversing the damage to the heart. All we can do now is alleviate the symptoms,” says Professor Livia Hool.

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