News & events
News
Artificial intelligence (AI)-powered protein models combined with genome sequencing technology could help scientists better diagnose and treat genetic diseases.
Scientists from all over the world have been racing to understand the fundamentals of Devil Facial Tumour Disease and find a way to stop it. One of them is Yi Ning (Sabrina) Fu, a recent Honours graduate at JCSMR.
Around 180,000 Australians are affected by inflammatory bowel disease, but what triggers the inflammation remains unclear. Now, a group of young researchers is investigating the role of mutated immune proteins in the condition.
This prestigious accolade highlights her exceptional contributions to research and service within the academic and broader community.
Professor Si Ming Man from the John Curtin School of Medical Research (JCSMR) has been named among the world’s top 1% of researchers for the fourth time, according to the prestigious Highly Cited Researchers List by Clarivate.
The John Curtin School of Medical Research (JCSMR) hosted its annual Research Day, bringing together students, researchers, and academics under the inspiring theme "Taking Our Research to the Next Level."
Events
Professor Natasha Rogers will present 'Understanding the role of matrix protein signalling in health and disease'
Join us in celebrating the significant milestone of JCSMR’s 75th anniversary, with Nobel Laureate and Distinguished Professor Peter Doherty as our Guest of Honour.
Professor Bruce Taylor will discuss 'Can we prevent multiple sclerosis? Insights and clues form epidemiology'.
Come along to the John Curtin School of Medical Research for the Honours Information Evening!
Professor David Tarlinton will present 'Defining plasma cell turnover at homeostasis and after immunisation to reveal the determinants of longevity'