It's a wrap for the 2020 inaugural event.

Mammalian DNA gets a raise from the gene pool this year.

First Nations people have occupied and cared for this continent for over 65 000 years.

High cholesterol has historically been linked to an increased risk of heart disease. But can high cholesterol be protective against infections?

Breast cancer research raises awareness this month.

Congratulations to this year’s Women in Technology awards winners.

Mater Research is proud to sponsor the ‘Employer of Choice Small/Medium Business’ category, as part of the 23rd Annual Women in Technology awards.

A collaboration between the Queensland Brain Institute at the University of Queensland and Mater Research has seen the first ever recording of a human neuron in Australia.

Launched in early September, the taskforce has begun to help raise awareness for Australian living with blood cancers to get the help they need.

The University of Queensland’s School of Psychology awarded the winner of this year’s Tutor Excellence Award.

Forty-four outstanding women from across Queensland have been announced as finalists in the 2020 annual Women in Technology (WiT) Awards following a record 440 nominations.

Selwin Samuel is a current PhD (Doctor of Philosophy) student and works in the Stem Cell Biology lab. Read about his why and ultimate goal in studying at Mater Research?