Three-year project finds single gene that regulates a network of genes linked to causing autism and intellectual disability.

Griffith University has been awarded $3,376,073 for ARC Discovery and Linkage Projects.

Researcher hopes findings can lead to treatments for lymphomas and blood cancers.

Griffith researchers will play a key role in the new ARC Training Centre for Fragment-Based Design (ARC CFBD).

Griffith researchers develop smart materials platform capable of aiding in the creation of new drugs and the clean-up of polluted environments.

Griffith University’s research excellence has once again been recognised nationally.

Five Australian First Nations Griffith University students have received the Go Further Indigenous Tertiary Scholarship. The scholarship, awarded by Arrow Energy, provides $5000 for part-time students and $10,000 for full time students, to support better educational outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students. Second year Bachelor of Pharmacy student Georgina Morris (above) is a […]

Grant to fund technology that uses sound waves to vibrate chemical samples from acoustic microtube into assay-ready formats.  

Professor Kathy Andrews will launch the latest in a series of books designed to inspire the next generation of female science stars.

Two of just three Australian students chosen to present at the World Congress of Undergrad Research were from Griffith.

Researchers find commonly used antimalarial drug has better activity against malaria parasites than previously thought.

Treatment reverses resistance to commonly used brain cancer drug.

Next generation of female science stars are never far from expert's focus.

Novel technique lets cells interact more naturally within ‘naked liquid marbles’. 

Governor-General bestows $2 million grant to fund a transformative compound management platform within Australia's only dedicated compound management facility.   

Seven Griffith University academics have been appointed as members of the 2019 ARC College of Experts

Griffith forms part of collaboration with pharmaceutical giant Pfizer to battle cancer.

Griffith University has teamed up with Australia’s most famous family of conservationists in order to unearth and develop lifesaving medications to combat human diseases.  Research scientists from NatureBank, Griffith’s biodiscovery resource, were recently granted access to the 330,000-acre Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve (SIWR) in Far North Queensland on the back of the relationship forged between Griffith Institute for […]