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?

Around 1.7 million Australians have diabetes. And between 30 per cent and 40 per cent of people with diabetes will develop kidney disease. This can significantly shorten their life.

The Australian Health Research Alliance (AHRA), Translation Research Centres have formed the Women’s Health Research, Translation and Impact Network (WHRTN).

Dr Mitchell Sullivan's 2020 Advance Queensland Industry Research Fellowship helps his research into diabetic kidney disease.

The Blood Cancer Taskforce, a collaboration of some of the country’s top blood cancer experts and leaders launched today.

The Australian Institute of Policy & Science (AIPS) yesterday announced this year’s Tall Poppy Science Award winners in an intimate celebration.

This National Science Week, Mater Researcher Lena shares why she choose a career in STEM.

Dr Katie Brooker is carving a pathway to discover how to better help those who fall between the gaps in our health system.

Dr Jake (Jakob) Begun has been recognised for his outstanding contribution to Mater Research.

Despite a global health pandemic catching everyone off guard, this year has still delivered moments of joy for new parents.

Pregnant women and their unborn babies can look forward to a brighter future.