Mater Researcher and clinician-scientist, Dr Joshua Tobin has been selected by the American Society of Hematology (ASH) to receive the 2021 ASH Global Research Award.

New research aims to shed light on reducing the loss of speech and language in epilepsy patients who require brain surgery to manage the condition.

The Australian Catholic University (ACU) will be funding TWO PHD Stipend Scholarships in Bioethics to be based at the Queensland Bioethics Centre in Brisbane.

Mater Research has shed new light on the role of the specialised immune cells osteal macrophages (osteomacs) in the often-debilitating bone degenerative disease osteoporosis.

Mater Research are proud to have four finalists in the Women In Technology Awards.

Dr Sahar Keshvari has been awarded the 2021Liver Foundation Professor Pauline Hall Fellowship to fund her potentially life-saving research into liver transplantation.

New research shows the taste and smell of milk may help brain growth in tube-fed premature babies.

A new study by Mater Research shows the number of expectant mothers admitted to hospital for a planned early birth dropped dramatically during the early stages of the first COVID-lockdown in 2020.

Preparing for an around-Australia road trip was the last thing Kevin Jocumsen thought he’d ever be able to do when he was diagnosed with Stage-4 metastatic prostate cancer at the end of 2018.

Mater Researcher and Queensland Women in STEM Prize winner, Chloe Yap says solving a diverse society’s problems requires diversity in the people working on the problems.

Mater Research Principal Fellow, Professor Jean-Pierre Levesque, will lead game-changing international research to discover new treatments to stop neurogenic heterotopic ossifications (NHO).

A new study by Mater Research has shown pre-diabetes increases the severity of tuberculosis (TB).