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The John Curtin School's vision
for the future
- continuing excellence in fields of biomedical
science including bioinformatics, functional genomics, immunity, neuroscience
and structural biology
- understanding and providing treatments for
diseases like cancer, HIV/AIDS, diabetes, asthma and high blood pressure
The Australian National University acknowledges the financial contributions made by the ACT Government and the Australian Commonwealth Government towards the construction of the new John Curtin School of Medical Research building.
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Translational Medicine - August Events at JCSMR
What's on this week at JCSMR!
Recent publications
| News & Events |  Baroness Susan Greenfield
Baroness Susan Greenfield delivered the Keynote address: "How does the brain generate consciousness?" at the conclusion of a one day conference on Translational Research in the Brain: Accelerating the Pathway from Discovery to Healthcare at JCSMR on Monday 30 August.
Previous news and Seminar Program
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| Research Snapshot | >> |  Molecular Virology Group
The laboratory investigates the biology, pathogenesis, and immunity against flaviviruses, which are responsible for the most important insect-transmitted viral diseases in humans, such as dengue, yellow fever, and viral encephalitis. Our particular emphasis is on studies on flavivirus replication using recombinant DNA approaches, flavivirus virulence and pathogenesis using mouse models of flaviviral disease, and vaccination and therapeutic compounds against flaviviral disease. |
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