Scientists at Griffith University are moving towards animal trials in testing a vaccine candidate for COVID-19

New research from Griffith University has shown that damage to the lining inside the nose increases the risk of bacteria sneaking into the brain via nerves, potentially causing long-term health issues. PhD candidate Heidi Walkden and her colleagues from the Menzies Health Institute Queensland, Institute for Glycomics and Griffith Institute for Drug Discovery, in collaboration with Queensland […]

A team of Griffith University researchers has won the prestigious Marshall and Warren Innovation Award at the annual NHMRC Research Excellence Awards.

Leading drug discovery institute announced new member of the Association of Australian Medical Research Institutes. 

First large epigenome-wide study to compare changes between people with Parkinson’s and those without disease.

World-leading Griffith research into the development of a cell-based therapy for treating spinal cord injuries has received a $5.7m boost from the state government.

Griffith marine biodiscovery experts compile prestigious compendium for burgeoning research field.

PhD graduate Dr Alison Wright is taking her first steps into a postdoctoral adventure that she hopes will one day put her at the forefront of space research

Researcher plays key role in discovery of new drug target for stopping the spread of malaria.

Findings could yield more effective treatment for often incurable blood cancer leukaemia.

Griffith University research projects have received more than $6 million in funding from the National Health and Medical Research Council

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 […]