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Speckle-tracking echocardiography for critical care and cardiac injury

Investigate the application of speckle-tracking echocardiography in assessing cardiac injury and failure in critical care setting.

Supervisor
Professor John Fraser
Location
Prince Charles Hospital
Research areas
Biomedical and clinical sciences
Speckle-tracking echocardiography for critical care and cardiac injury

Autonomous insect-machine hybrid robots

Develop new hardware and stimulation protocols that enable cyborg insects to autonomously perform exploration tasks in complex environments such as those found in disaster scenarios.

Supervisor
Dr T. Thang Vo and Professor Ross McAree
Location
St Lucia
Research areas
Biological sciences, Engineering, Physical sciences
Autonomous insect-machine hybrid robots

Characterization of blood-brain barrier nutrient transporters

Use structural biology and biochemistry to understand how transporters at the blood-brain barrier allow for selective entry of molecules into the brain.

Supervisor
Dr Rosemary Cater and Dr Anne Lagendijk
Location
St Lucia
Research areas
Biological sciences, Chemical sciences, Health sciences
Characterization of blood-brain barrier nutrient transporters

Understanding the molecular structures of proteins involved in rare disease.

Solve the atomic structures of proteins involved in rare disease. This will help us understand how mutations in these proteins cause disease, and will steer development of treatments.

Supervisor
Dr Rosemary Cater and Professor Brett Collins
Location
St Lucia
Research areas
Biological sciences, Chemical sciences, Health sciences
Understanding the molecular structures of proteins involved in rare disease.