Super-Resolution Microscope Appeal
We urgently need to raise $260,000 for Burnet’s first super-resolution microscope. We hope you can help.
Patron-in-Chief The Honourable Alex Chernov AC QC, Governor of Victoria
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16 May, 2012
The vaccine, developed at Burnet Institute is heading into its first in-human trial.
15 May, 2012
Discovering new ways to target the ‘right’ dendritic cells (DCs) to evoke an immune response against cancer.
10 May, 2012
Professor James Beeson and Dr Damien Drew’s project should accelerate a vaccine against P. vivax malaria.
09 May, 2012
Burnet Institute comments on the Federal Budget.
08 May, 2012
iCRL scientist Adele Lee-Wriede spends a week in Jakarta training staff in HIV drug resistance testing.
03 May, 2012
The McKeon Review brought together researchers, members of the public and ex-scientists for a public forum.
27 April, 2012
Australian immunologists have celebrated the Day of Immunology – an event aimed at linking science to health.
26 April, 2012
Professor Brendan Crabb joins world experts to reflect on the ‘known unknowns’ in malaria research.
25 April, 2012
On World Malaria Day, we highlight the terrible suffering malaria inflicted on our troops in Papua New Guinea.
19 April, 2012
A tough budget is no reason to cut AIDS spending on the social and medical sciences.
06 April, 2012
Our researchers have discovered one of the important ways dendritic (immune) cells recognise dead and damaged cells.
04 April, 2012
Dr Philippa Boulle achieved the highest results in international health subjects last year.
30 March, 2012
This is the first time a drug treatment has shown to prevent infections to both strains of malaria.
29 March, 2012
The five-year project has given researchers a better understanding of TB in the Pacific nation of Kiribati.
27 March, 2012
It was a clean sweep for Melbourne City Romp team ‘Six of the Best’, they raised the most money and won the event!
25 March, 2012
From ‘naughty nuns’ to superheroes to ‘GI Joes’, thousands turned out to support Burnet’s fundraiser-the Melbourne City Romp.
22 March, 2012
Dr Seth Berkley is in Australia meeting with government officials and civil society organisations.
19 March, 2012
Nick Bracks and Leah de Niese found out first-hand about the cutting-edge research at Burnet. Check out Leah’s pledge for donations.
08 March, 2012
“Connecting Girls, Inspiring Futures” underlines the important role that female research scientists can play.
07 March, 2012
Dr Chris Morgan says the estimated five to 10 thousand Village Health Volunteers in PNG could be used more effectively.
06 March, 2012
HIV prevention expert, artist and runner, Professor Robert Power can now add published author to that list.
01 March, 2012
Liz Hill, the Global Health Collaborative Leader for RTI International visited Burnet to explore future collaborations.
01 March, 2012
The Molecular Approaches to Malaria Conference attracted more than 400 scientists from around the world.
22 February, 2012
The research has identified a new way for generating immunological memory.
10 February, 2012
Using just a drop of blood, an innovative diagnostic test being developed may be able to detect if a patient has TB .
09 February, 2012
The CD4 T-cell test has been showcased in the NHMRC’s The Ten of the Best Research Projects 2011 publication.
06 February, 2012
Professor Robert Power presents the evidence for supervised injecting facilities in The Melbourne Review.
02 February, 2012
Young Rompers and Network TEN’s weather man, Mike Larkan are urging you to get behind Burnet and enter a team.
31 January, 2012
For the eighth consecutive year, Burnet has surveyed young people at the Big Day Out festival about sex and alcohol and drug use.
27 January, 2012
Beverley Snell was awarded a Medal of the Order of Australia in the Australia Day Honours.
25 January, 2012
Bill Gates shares the work of his foundation, where he focuses on global health, education and poverty.
16 January, 2012
Principal for Disease Prevention Professor Robert Power’s story ‘Meatloaf in Manhattan’ was featured in The Age.
09 January, 2012
Research published in The Lancet has revealed around 200 million people use illicit drugs each year.
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