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28 September 2018
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5 July 2016
Dr Kate Seib in a laboratory

Kate Seib wins prestigious ASM Frank Fenner Award

Griffith University microbiologist Dr Kate Seib has been recognised for her distinguished contributions to microbiology research in Australia, including vaccine targets for diseases which cause meningitis, gonorrhoea and middle ear infections.

Health + Wellbeing Science + Technology Griffith Sciences Institute for Biomedicine and Glycomics Institute for Glycomics
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2 November 2012

Vaccine needed to beat emerging ‘superbug’

Dr Kate Seib has recently been awarded a NHMRC Career Development Fellowship for her research into bacteria-related disease which may lead to the development of vaccines.

Health + Wellbeing Institute for Glycomics
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20 May 2019
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6 December 2016
Institute for Glycomics are calling for volunteers to be part of their malaria vaccine study.

Griffith awarded $1.4 million in research funding

Griffith University has been awarded nearly $1.4 million in National Health and Medical Research Council funding to develop new classes of antibiotics, further work around mosquito-borne viruses and improve outcomes for people with acute mental illness.

Health + Wellbeing Science + Technology Griffith Sciences Institute for Glycomics Menzies Health Institute Queensland
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10 November 2016
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5 September 2016
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25 July 2016

Showcasing our passion for discovery

From scientific discoveries in Indonesia in human evolution to pounding the Gold Coast roads in the annual marathon, Griffith staff and students have been pushing the boundaries on many fronts

Corporate
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8 March 2016
PhD candidate Barbara Hadley is a finalist in FameLab
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20 November 2015
Associate Professor Kate Seib wants to beat the super-bugs

Griffith receives $1M for vaccine development

A team of Griffith University researchers has received more than $1 million to find new vaccine targets for diseases which cause meningitis, gonorrhoea and middle ear infections.

Health + Wellbeing Science + Technology Griffith Sciences Institute for Biomedicine and Glycomics Institute for Glycomics Research
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