In a new paper, Director of the Eskitis Institute for Drug Discovery, Professor Ronald Quinn, says fragment screening libraries offer a novel approach to capturing nature's diversity for medical research
Scientists from Griffith University's Eskitis Institute for Drug Discovery and the Shanghai Institute of Materia Medica have come together for a symposium aligning ancient Chinese medicines with the latest in modern research and technology
Griffith University's Eskitis Institute for Drug Discovery is at the hub of a new regional network advancing molecular research through the use of nuclear magnetic resonance technology
The Vice President of Guangxi University of Chinese Medicine (GXUCM), one of the oldest higher education medical institutions in China,...
by Gayle Murray, Manager, International Relations (Griffith International) A project combining ancient Chinese medicines with world-leading modern research and technology...
Early career researchers and postgraduate students working in nanotechnology will benefit from the experience of industry leaders when Griffith University...
Griffith University’s Nature Bank collection of plant and marine samples will be vastly increased after the signing of a Memorandum...
Queensland Health Minister Lawrence Springborg has happily handed over $100 to sponsor a flora sample in the name of medical research at Griffith University
Griffith University, along with Terri, Bindi and Robert Irwin, is working to find the products that may be the key to curing the world’s most devastating diseases
Researchers at Griffith University’s Eskitis Institute for Drug Discovery have developed a new technique for discovering natural compounds which could lead to novel therapeutic drugs.
