Apps are all the rage these days and in this instance provide an ideal method for the Eskitis Institute to publish a visually dynamic summary of highlights from the past 10 years in drug discovery for staff, stakeholders and visitors.
These images are currently on display for public viewing on the walls of the Collector’s Cafe at the Queensland Museum and Science Centre until the 29th August 2013.
Griffith University has attracted a scientist with expertise in antibacterial discovery and insulin signalling to head its world-renowned Eskitis Institute...
The Vice President of Guangxi University of Chinese Medicine (GXUCM), one of the oldest higher education medical institutions in China,...
Japanese skin care company, Septem Soken, has signed a three year extension to their current research agreement with Griffith’s Eskitis Institute.
Griffith University’s Eskitis Institute and the Sun Yat-sen University’s Laboratory of Cancer and Stem Cell Biology have formed a joint research facility.
Griffith University’s Eskitis Institute is to receive additional funding of almost $US1 million through an initiative created by the Bill...
$1000 Eskitis Institute for Cell and Molecular Therapies student vacation scholarships available (applications close Friday 12th October 2007). This year...
Creating knowledge that transforms lives. With a new purpose, direction and name, the Griffith Institute for Drug Discovery’s vision to...
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
