JCSMR is a centre of vibrant and innovative medical research.
Irradiation Immunity Interaction Laboratory (I-Cube Lab) »
The I-Cube Lab aims to foster collaborations between healthcare professionals and scientists to pursue cancer research.
The Andrews group - Genome Informatics »
A data revolution is underway in modern biological science, now that obtaining the genome sequence has become routine and increasingly affordable.
The Arabzadeh Group - Neural Coding »
The Neural Coding Group has a broad interest in systems neuroscience spanning areas such as sensory coding, adaptation and behaviour.
The Arkell Group - Early Mammalian Development »
We aim to understand complex molecular processes by which these transcription factors interact with signal transduction pathways, chromatin and RNA.
The Bekkers Group - Olfaction »
We are interested in how the mammalian brain processes sensory information received from the external world.
The Billups Group - Synaptic Mechanisms »
The Synaptic Mechanisms Laboratory investigates how individual synapses in the central nervous system function and how they are modulated.
The Brain Cancer Discovery Group - The Quinn Group »
The Quinn Group's current research involves generating genetic models using Drosophila melanogaster to understand the initiation and progression of human cancer
The Bruestle Group - Inflammatory T Cell Responses »
The Bruestle Group - Inflammatory T Cell Responses, is focusing on different T helper cell subsets and how they modulate immunity in diverse autoimmune mouse models.
The Burgio Group - Genome editing »
By studying how the CRISPR/Cas systems have evolved and diversified against bacteriophage invasion, our laboratory seeks to develop new gene-editing tools.
The Burr Group - Cancer Immunology and Epigenetics »
In the Burr laboratory, we aim to uncover the molecular mechanisms by which cancer cells evade surveillance and control by the immune system.
The Cockburn Group - Malaria Immunology »
The focus of our research is understanding how to generate effective immunity against the malaria parasite Plasmodium.
The Cook Group - Translational Research »
Seeking to understand the genetic etiology and cellular pathogenesis of human diseases arising from dysregulated immunity.
The Dehorter Group - Neuronal Development »
The Dehorter Group aims to determine how interneurons shape neuronal networks activity and contribute to circuits balance in health and disease.
The Dulhunty Group - Muscle Research »
We study the cellular mechanisms involved in cytoplasmic calcium signalling, with a focus on the surface membrane of skeletal and cardiac muscle fibres.
The Enders Group - Models of human primary immunodeficiencies »
The main focus of the lab is to investigate novel pathways regulating B cell development and function.
The Eyras Group - Computational RNA Biology »
The Eyras Group is working to understand the biology of RNA and cancer using computational methods.
The Fischer Group - Epigenetics and Genomic Stability »
The Fischer lab investigates the connection between chromatin structure, pervasive transcription and RNA surveillance, and their influence on genomic stability.
The Gardiner Group - Mechanisms of Thrombosis and Cancer »
The group investigates the molecular basis of processes coordinated by platelets across vascular biology.
The Hannan Group - Cancer Therapeutics »
This group focuses on the molecular analysis of major pro-malignant transcription factor networks that operate in cancer cells using an integrated approach.
The Hayashi Group - Transposon defence and animal development »
We are interested in learning gene expression control mechanisms through the lens of host-transposon interaction and how they play roles in animal development.
The Jiang Group - Personalised Medicine and Autoimmunity »
Identifying genetic variants in individuals which predispose to autoimmunity and immune- or non immune-mediated kidney disease.
The Kheradpezhouh Group - Calcium Signalling »
Our group investigates how calcium channels and receptors affect the sensory processing in cortical neurons with the focus on detection and behaviour.
The Lamb Group - Retinal rod and cone photoreceptors »
Our Group elucidate the molecular mechanisms underlying phototransduction and adaptation - the conversion of light into a neural signal and subsequent recovery
The Lee Group - Optical Biofluidic Imaging Group »
Develop novel bioimaging instruments and informatics tools to explore, discover and profile 3D cell shape under flow with optics and machine learning.
The Li Group - Trauma and Orthopaedic Research Unit »
The Trauma and Orthopaedic Research Unit (TORU) undertakes clinical and laboratory research in the field of orthopaedics.
The Maddess Group - Diagnostics for Eye Diseases »
My interest in the optical designs of invertebrate eyes led me to study how visual systems squeeze real-time information into brains of limited capacity
The Man Group - Innate Immunity and Inflammasomes »
The Man Group investigates the role of innate immunity in infectious diseases and cancer.
The McCullough Group – Computational Neuroscience »
The McCullough Group uses methods from machine learning and mathematics to study how the brain processes information and controls behaviour.
The McMorran Group - Genetics and Infectious Diseases »
The main focus of our research is to understand the host response to malarial infection.
The Natoli Group - Clear Vision Research Lab »
Our lab studies a number of retinal diseases, with our main focus on finding novel diagnostics and treatment options for Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD).
The Parish Group - Cancer & Vascular Biology »
The Cancer and Vascular Biology Group has been working for a number of years on the molecular basis of cell adhesion, cell migration and cell invasion.
The Polizzotto Group - Clinical Hub for Interventional Research »
CHOIR is the central point for early phase clinical research within the College of Health and Medicine.
The Preiss Group - RNA Biology »
Our group studies the mechanisms and transcriptome-wide patterns of eukaryotic mRNA translation and its regulation by RNA-binding proteins and non-coding RNA.
The Ranasinghe Group - Molecular Mucosal Vaccine Immunology »
Our laboratory focuses on understanding the problems associated with HIV vaccine failure in humans and exploring different vaccine routes.
The Schulte Group - Systems Biology of Cancer »
The Schulte Group investigates therapy options arising from the nucleolar stress response.
The Shirokikh Group - Protein Biosynthesis and Homeostatic Control »
Our main approach is to precisely define the types of rapid cell responses by analysing the gene-specific levels of translation.
The Simeonovic Group - Diabetes/Transplantation Immunology »
We propose that during T1D development, neutrophils are activated by platelets to release NETs/histones inside blood vessels and within islets.
The Soboleva Group - Germ Cell and Cancer Epigenetics »
The Soboleva Group studies mechanisms by which epigenetics controls cell differentiation and how those processes are affected in cancer.
The Stuart Group - Neuronal Signalling »
The Neuronal Signalling Group studies the electrical and chemical signals that nerve cells in the brain use to communicate with one another.
The Thompson Group - Epithelial Biology »
Our lab studies the molecular mechanisms of epithelial tissue development, tissue regeneration and carcinoma formation.
The Tremethick Group - Chromatin and transcriptional regulation during development »
Chromatin and transcriptional regulation during development
The Tscharke Group - Viruses and Immunity »
Our research interests are Immunity to virus infection and in particular CD8+ T cells, poxviruses and herpesviruses and antigen presentation.
The Valter Group - Retinal Cell Damage and Repair »
My research has been focused on degenerative diseases of the retina, from the molecular and cellular level to the clinical.
The Vinuesa Group - Humoral Immunity & Autoimmunity »
Investigating cellular and molecular events that regulate production and selection versus elimination of memory B cells.
The Wen Group - Computational Biology of RNAs and Functional Genomics »
The Wen Group is a new computational biology lab of RNA and functional genomics, Department of Genome Sciences, The John Curtin School of Medical Research, ANU.
