Month: May 2012

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The development of an anti-infective agent and also an analgesic pain relief from an Aboriginal plant remedy are just two of the potential drugs that Professor Quinn has discovered by extracting compounds from native species such as sponges and plants. Professor Quinn, director of Griffith’s Eskitis Institute, began his program of biodiscovery work at Griffith […]

The development of an anti-infective agent and also an analgesic pain relief from an Aboriginal plant remedy are just two of the potential drugs that Professor Quinn has discovered by extracting compounds from native species such as sponges and plants. The development of an anti-infective agent and also an analgesic pain relief from an Aboriginal […]

Meet with Chanelle Baker — Regional Director for Europe, along with some of our fantastic Griffith Alumni and current Griffith Exchange students will be representing Griffith University and GELI at the upcoming Study Options Expo Events which will take place in Scotland England 11-15 June 2012. Griffith University and StudyOptions will be there to help […]

Unless drastic action is taken to ensure rock art sites are preserved, Australia’s unique heritage could be lost forever, according to Griffith University Chair in Rock Art Research Professor Paul Taçon. Professor Taçon, head of Griffith University’s new Place, Evolution and Rock Art Heritage Unit (PERAHU), warns there is an urgent need to protect the […]

The eleven-floor Griffith Health building will be completed in 2013, opening the doors to an interdisciplinary learning environment that will also give students the opportunity to use facilities at the new Gold Coast University Hospital across the road. The $1.76 billion hospital and health centre will reinforce teaching and research collaborations between Griffith and the […]

Student filmmakers and producers from the Griffith Film School have touched down in France this week to take part in the market place of the Cannes Film Festival, starting today. The 10 short films will be screened in the Cannes Court Metrage; an initiative within the festival designed to encourage emerging talent. Griffith Film School’s […]