26
Nov
MHIQ Program Seminar Series NCNED Adenine Nucleotide-Dependent Calcium Signaling in T-lymphocytes
MHIQ Program Seminar Series National Centre for Neuroimmunology & Emerging Diseases (NCNED). Professor Andreas Guse is a researcher pursuing interests in the fields of biochemistry, molecular biology, cell biology of cellular signal transduction and molecular mechanisms of T cell activation. He is also interested in immuno-pharmacology and the design of anti-inflammatory drugs, high resolution optical techniques for cell signaling research and research in medical education.
26
Nov
MHIQ Program Seminar Series NCNED Intracellular signaling cascades associated with TRP channels - current state of investigations and potential applications
MHIQ Program Seminar Series National Centre for Neuroimmunology & Emerging Diseases (NCNED). Professor Gerald Thiel is Professor of Medical Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at the Medical Faculty of Saarland University, Germany. His presentation discusses research relating to intracellular signaling cascades associated with TRP channels, the current state of investigations as well as the roles of TRP channels in regulating pain sensation, insulin secretion and tumorigenesis.
21
Nov
Book launch of "The Tales Teeth Tell" by Associate Professor Tanya Smith
Join us for a memorable evening with Associate Professor Tanya Smith to celebrate the worldwide launch of her new popular science book "The Tales Teeth Tell: Development, Evolution and Behavior."
08
Nov
Griffith Asia Institute State of the Neighbourhood Report Launch
At this event the Griffith Asia Institute will launch its first State of the Neighbourhood Report, offering fresh perspectives on the key issues affecting Australia and its "neighbourhood". Our objective in publishing this collection is to share our research insights, and encourage informed community debate on Australia's engagement in the Asia Pacific.
07
Nov
MHIQ Program Seminar Series Disability & Rehabilitation Translating research findings so that they matter in the lives of people with brain injury
MHIQ Program Seminar Series Disability & Rehabilitation Topic: Translating research findings so that they matter in the lives of people with brain injuryProfessor Togher discusses the ways in which clinicians, researchers, universities and professional associations can work together to ensure that the proliferation of new assessment and treatment advances which utilise multidisciplinary expertise ultimately matter in the lives of people with traumatic brain injury.
01
Nov
MHIQ Program Seminar Series Infection & Immunity - Host Professor Glen Ulett
MHIQ Program Seminar Series - Infection & ImmunityThe presentation by Dr Begoña Heras describes how autotransporter (AT) proteins enable bacteria to aggregate with other bacteria and adhere to human cells. She will discuss how knowledge from her current research is developing methods to disrupt this AT function. Dr Timothy Wells will discuss his research investigating the mechanisms and treatment of inhibitory antibody that exacerbates P. aeruginosa lung infections.