Bone marrow failure is one of the most common side effects of cancer therapy causing hospitalisation, and at its most severe can lead to death.

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

The team at Mater Research have started 2020 with a number of success stories from awards to promotions and new appointments our research team have been busy—and it’s only the third week of January. 

Mater people have made an outstanding impression at the annual University of Queensland Faculty of Medicine Excellence Awards.

Mater researchers received two prestigious awards at this year’s Women in Technology (WiT) awards ceremony held at the Royal International Convention Centre last week (Friday 14 September).

A group of Mater researchers have discovered a key part to the bone marrow regeneration process which has the potential to improve outcomes for patients who require bone marrow transplants.

Two female researchers in Queensland have been awarded strategic grants as a step forward in closing the research and academic gender gap.

Associate Professor Allison Pettit has recently been appointed to the position of Director of Biomedical Research at Mater Research.

Mater Research Institute-University of Queensland (MRI-UQ) has been awarded more than $10 million in National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) funding.

Held on Wednesday 25 October, the 2017 Mater Research Awards for Excellence acknowledged and celebrated outstanding contributions by individuals to Mater Research, Mater Health, and the...

Mater Research was awarded the Employer of Choice Small Business Award at last week's Women in Technology (WiT) Awards ceremony held at Royal International Convention Centre.

Research describes novel hand bone formation ‘roadmap’ that reveals new treatment considerations for some skeletal dysplasias.