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Listing all of 170 research organisations out of 331 total research organisations.
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Wesley Research Institute - St Andrew's War Memorial Hospital WRI
WRI focuses on applied health and medical research across UnitingCare Queensland.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Wesley Research Institute WRI
WRI focuses on applied health and medical research across UnitingCare Queensland.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Visualisation and Interactive Solutions for Engagement and Research VISER
VISER works with researchers and industry and government partners to develop innovative ways of modelling, visualising and interpreting complex information using technology.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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Viertel Cancer Research Centre CRC
Viertel Cancer Research Centre is a multi-disciplinary centre with specialist expertise in psycho-oncology, epidemiology and community engagement.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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University of the Sunshine Coast – Sunshine Coast USC
The University of the Sunshine Coast is ranked well above or above world standard in nine key research areas.
Size: 300–500 research staff
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University of the Sunshine Coast – Moreton Bay USC
The University of the Sunshine Coast is ranked well above or above world standard in nine key research areas.
Size: 300–500 research staff
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University of the Sunshine Coast – Gympie USC
The University of the Sunshine Coast is ranked well above or above world standard in nine key research areas.
Size: 300–500 research staff
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University of the Sunshine Coast – Fraser Coast USC
The University of the Sunshine Coast is ranked well above or above world standard in nine key research areas.
Size: 300–500 research staff
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University of Southern Queensland – Toowoomba UniSQ
UniSQ is recognised for research in agriculture, regional development, health, materials engineering, astrophysics, space and defence, computational sciences and regional wellbeing.
Size: 700 plus research staff
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University of Southern Queensland – Springfield UniSQ
UniSQ is recognised for research in agriculture, regional development, materials engineering, astrophysics, space and defence, computational sciences and regional wellbeing.
Size: 700 plus research staff
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University of Southern Queensland – Ipswich UniSQ
UniSQ is recognised for research in agriculture, regional development, health, materials engineering, astrophysics, space and defence, computational sciences and regional wellbeing.
Size: 700 plus research staff
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Tropical Australian Academic Health Centre TAAHC
TAAHC is an NHMRC-accredited Research Translation Centre improving health outcomes in northern Queensland through collaborative research, capacity building, and translation across rural, regional, remote, and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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Translational Science Hub TSH
The Translational Science Hub is a partnership between Sanofi, the Queensland Government, Griffith University, and the University of Queensland to explore the next generation of vaccines to improve public health.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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Translational Research Institute TRI
TRI is a leading Australian innovative medical research, development and translation facility working with clinicians and industry to prevent, diagnose and treat human disease.
Size: 700 plus research staff
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Centre for Bioplastics and Biocomposites TPRG
The Centre for Bioplastics and Biocomposites undertakes R&D into new bioderived and biodegradable polymer materials and composites.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Training Centre for Joint Biomechanics ARC ITTC-JB
The ARC Training Centre for Joint Biomechanics is a leading global research facility that advances orthopaedics through industry-focused research in shoulder mechanobiology, computational modelling, rehabilitation, and clinical translation.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Townsville University Hospital TUH
Improving the health of North Queensland through clinical research, clinical trials and innovation, translating discoveries into better care for patients, families and communities across our region.
Size: 100–200 research staff
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Thompson Institute SCMNI
A hub for world-class research of pressing mental health issues, integrated with clinical services, education and advocacy
Size: 20–100 research staff
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The University of Queensland – St Lucia UQ
The University of Queensland is one of the world’s top 50 universities, with globally significant breakthroughs and innovations that include cervical cancer vaccine Gardasil®.
Size: 700 plus research staff
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The University of Queensland – Herston UQ
The University of Queensland is one of the world’s top 50 universities, with globally significant breakthroughs and innovations that include cervical cancer vaccine Gardasil®.
Size: 700 plus research staff
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The University of Queensland – Gatton UQ
The University of Queensland is one of the world’s top 50 universities, with globally significant breakthroughs and innovations that include cervical cancer vaccine Gardasil®.
Size: 700 plus research staff
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The Prince Charles Hospital TPCH
The Prince Charles Hospital is the leading cardiothoracic hospital in Australia conducting numerous leading clinical and translational research programs.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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The Centre for Immunology and Infection Control CIIC
CIIC is an inter-disciplinary research centre which aims to improve people’s health outcomes, developing tools to diagnose, prevent and treat diseases resulting from immune dysregulation or pathogen infection.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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The CSIRO BioFoundry
The CSIRO BioFoundry is a state-of-the-art facility providing bioengineering capability to industry and the research and development community.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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Sunshine Coast University Hospital SCUH
The Sunshine Coast University Hospital is a tertiary, teaching hospital servicing a local population of around 450,000 across all parts of the Sunshine Coast and Gympie regions.
Size: 100–200 research staff
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Sunshine Coast Health Institute SCHI
The SCHI is an integrated, collaborative and comprehensive education, skills training and research facility for health professionals.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Seaweed Research Group
The USC Seaweed Research Group provides world-class ross-disciplinary seaweed research - the largest aquaculture crop in the world.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital RBWH
The RBWH is a quaternary and tertiary referral teaching and research hospital providing state-of-the-art health care services for over 10% of Queensland.
Size: 700 plus research staff
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Research Hub for Advanced Manufacture of Targeted Radiopharmaceuticals AMTAR
AMTAR brings together researchers and industry to develop new technologies and build new capability for the manufacture of targeted radiopharmaceuticals.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Research Computing Centre RCC
RCC helps University of Queensland researchers across disciplines make the most of the University’s eResearch technologies.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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RECOVER Injury Research Centre
RECOVER research increases our understanding of the physical and psychological consequences of injuries, especially from motor vehicle crashes.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Queensland University of Technology – Kelvin Grove QUT
One of Australia’s top ten universities, QUT has strong links with industry, and an emphasis on innovation and application in its courses and research.
Size: 700 plus research staff
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Queensland University of Technology – Gardens Point QUT
One of Australia’s top ten universities, QUT has strong links with industry, and an emphasis on innovation and application in its courses and research.
Size: 700 plus research staff
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Queensland Spatial Biology Centre QSBC
Spatial Biology research hub uses advanced spatial mapping technology and digital pathology tools to fundamentally change the way clinicians understand and combat life-threatening diseases.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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Queensland Research Centre for Peripheral Vascular Disease
Pre-clinical and clinical research in Peripheral Vascular Disease, Randomised Controlled Trials (RCT), identifying current disease management deficiencies and developing new management approaches and therapies.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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Queensland Museum Kurilpa
Queensland Museum is a museum of natural history, cultural heritage, science and human achievement that tells the changing story of Queensland.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Queensland Micro- and Nanotechnology Centre QMNC
QMNC’s capabilities include microtechnology, nanotechnology and micro/nanosystems, microelectronics, and expertise in fundamental theory of materials.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Queensland Health
Queensland Health is responsible for the overall management of the public health system in Queensland
Size: 700 plus research staff
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Queensland Eye Institute QEI
The Queensland Eye Institute is one of the finest centres for eye health, medical research, education and clinical care in the world.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Queensland Digital Health Centre QDHeC
QDHeC is the engine room of a digital healthcare future and is researching digital health solutions and technologies such as artificial intelligence to help deliver a sustainable health system.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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Queensland Cyber Infrastructure Foundation Ltd QCIF
QCIF Digital Research participates in and enables research excellence through applied AI; informatics; advanced computing; data and software solutions. Our mission is to accelerate research excellence and societal impact.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Queensland Children’s Hospital QCH
QCH is a specialist statewide hospital dedicated to caring children and young people from across Queensland and northern New South Wales.
Size: 300–500 research staff
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Queensland Cerebral Palsy and Rehabilitation Research Centre QCPRRC
The QCPRRC leads research to advance the health of children with cerebral palsy, acquired brain injury and related disabilities
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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Queensland Centre for Mental Health Research QCMHR
QCMHR is the premier mental health research centre in Queensland aiming to reduce the level of disability associated with mental illness through research
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Queensland Centre for Domestic and Family Violence Research – Mackay QCDFVR
Queensland Centre for Domestic and Family Violence Research embodies the research, education, and practice interface in the area of domestic and family violence.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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Queensland Centre for Domestic and Family Violence Research – Brisbane QCDFVR
QCDFVR embodies the research/education/practice interface in the area of domestic and family violence.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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Queensland Centre for Advanced Technologies QCAT
QCAT is the largest integrated research and development precinct for the resources and associated advanced technology industries in Australia.
Size: 300–500 research staff
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Queensland Centre for Advanced Materials Processing and Manufacturing AMPAM
AMPAM is dedicated to discovering new materials engineering and manufacturing technologies to benefit key economic and social sectors in Australia
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Queensland Brain Institute QBI
QBI researchers pursue a deeper understanding of the brain in health and disease to improve lives.
Size: 300–500 research staff
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Queensland Bioscience Precinct QBP
The Queensland Bioscience Precinct is the largest research facility in Australia dedicated to human, plant and animal biotechnological research and commercialisation.
Size: 700 plus research staff
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Queensland Animal Science Precinct QASP
The Queensland Animal Science Precinct is a unique world-class research facility that accommodates training, teaching, validation and commercialisation of animal research.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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Queensland Alliance for Environmental Health Sciences QAEHS
QAEHS is multidisciplinary research centre with expertise in environmental health toxicology, microbiology and epidemiology
Size: 20–100 research staff
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QIMR Berghofer QIMR Berghofer
One of Australia’s largest medical research institutes, QIMR Berghofer is focused on significant innovation in health to deliver better health and wellbeing nationally and globally.
Size: 700 plus research staff
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Protein Expression Facility PEF
PEF delivers world-leading research services and innovative solutions for protein production using bacteria, yeast, baculovirus/insect cell and mammalian cell.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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Princess Alexandra Hospital PAH
Princess Alexandra Hospital is a tertiary and quaternary referral hospital and major medical research precinct.
Size: 700 plus research staff
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National Imaging Facility – Queensland Node NIF
The Queensland node of the National Imaging Facility is hosted by two of Australia's leading clinical imaging imaging facilities in Australia.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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National Centre for Neuroimmunology and Emerging Diseases NCNED
The National Centre for Neuroimmunology and Emerging Diseases leads research on Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS), long COVID, and Gulf War Illness.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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National Biologics Facility NBF
The National Biologics Facility is Australia’s national facility for recombinant protein and biologics, supporting activities from research-grade protein production through to Phase I clinical-grade manufacturing.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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Nanomaterials Centre Nanomac
The Nanomaterials Centre has built a global reputation for developing innovative nanomaterials that address energy, environment and health challenges.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Murtupuni Centre for Rural and Remote Health CRRH
The Murtupuni centre is developing the evidence based for best practive rural and remote health care.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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Minerals Industry Safety and Health Centre MISHC
MISHC is internationally recognised as a leading provider of health, safety and risk management education and research.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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Medical Engineering Research Facility MERF
MERF supports the medical devices research and development cycle in a state-of-the-art facility.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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Max Planck Queensland Centre
The Max Planck Queensland Centre provides world leading interdisciplinary basic and applied research programs in the understanding of extracellular matrices.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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Mater Research
Mater Research discovers ways to prevent and treat conditions affecting babies, children, adolescents and adults, helping them to lead healthy lives.
Size: 300–500 research staff
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Mackay Institute of Research and Innovation MIRI
MIRI supports clinical trials, research and innovation that improve health outcomes, build regional capability and expand access to emerging treatments across our community.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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Law Futures Centre
The Centre brings together scholars and researchers from law and other disciplines to conduct research into reimagining the future of law, ensuring good governance and integrity
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Jawun Research Centre CIHER
Jawun Research Centre conducts high-impact applied research to ensure that Indigenous nations gain full and equal access to opportunities that enable them to lead healthy lives.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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Jamieson Trauma Institute JTI
The goal of the Jamieson Trauma Institute is to advance trauma care through a unique collaboration of service partners and the integration of trauma services.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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James Cook University – Townsville JCU
With three tropical campuses spanning two countries, James Cook University (JCU) draws on its tropical locale for its teaching and research focus.
Size: 700 plus research staff
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James Cook University – Thursday Island JCU
With three tropical campuses spanning two countries, James Cook University (JCU) draws on its tropical locale for its teaching and research focus.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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James Cook University – Mackay Education Research Centre JCU
With three tropical campuses spanning two countries, James Cook University (JCU) draws on its tropical locale for its teaching and research focus.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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James Cook University – Cairns JCU
With three tropical campuses spanning two countries, James Cook University (JCU) draws on its tropical locale for its teaching and research focus.
Size: 700 plus research staff
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James Cook University – Brisbane JCU
With three tropical campuses spanning two countries, James Cook University (JCU) draws on its tropical locale for its teaching and research focus.
Size: 700 plus research staff
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International Laboratory for Air Quality and Health ILAQH
ILAQH undertakes interdisciplinary research in the complex field of air quality and its impact on human health.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Institute of Health and Sport
The Bond Institute of Health and Sport is a world-class teaching, research and training facility.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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Institute for Social Science Research ISSR
The ISSR is The University of Queensland’s flagship social science institute and one of Australia’s leading providers of research, evaluation and research training.
Size: 100–200 research staff
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Institute for Molecular Bioscience IMB
The Institute for Molecular Bioscience is a multidisciplinary life scientific research institute committed to improving quality of life through research and translation.
Size: 300–500 research staff
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Institute for Evidence-Based Healthcare IEBH
The Institute for Evidence-Based Healthcare works on big, neglected problems in health care - antibiotic resistance, overdiagnosis, non-drug treatments, and waste in research.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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Institute for Biomedicine and Glycomics IBG
Multidisciplinary and translational biomedical research institute focused on the discovery and development of drugs, vaccines and diagnostics with strengths in infectious diseases, cancers and neurological disorders.
Size: 200–300 research staff
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Herston Imaging Research Facility HIRF
HIRF is one of only a handful of imaging research facilities in Australia and the first to be devoted entirely to clinical research.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Herston Health Precinct HHP
Herston Health Precinct is at theforefront of clinical research, training and education excellence.
Size: 700 plus research staff
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Herston Biofabrication Institute HBI
Herston Biofabrication Institute is advancing knowledge and technology in 3D scanning, 3D modelling and 3D printing of medical devices, bone, cartilage and human tissue.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Health and Food Sciences Precinct
The Precinct provides a collaborative environment for scientists to advance biosecurity, healthcare, food nutrition and technology
Size: 100–200 research staff
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Health Translation Queensland HTQ
Health Translation Queensland brings together world-class Queensland universities, research institutes and health services to help translate well-evidenced research into clinical practice.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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Griffith University – Nathan Griffith
Nathan is Griffith’s foundation campus with research strengths ranging from environmental sciences, engineering, IT, archaeology, and corporate sustainability to Asian studies, education, criminology, psychology, social sciences, humanities and biosciences.
Size: 700 plus research staff
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Griffith University – Logan Griffith
Griffith University Logan campus is a diverse community with strong local partnerships and industry engagement, and strengths in education, human services, midwifery, nursing, and social work.
Size: 100–200 research staff
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Griffith University – Gold Coast Griffith
Located in the Gold Coast Health and Knowledge Precinct, Griffith’s Gold Coast campus advances health, biomedical, clinical trials, advanced design, prototyping and translational innovation through industry-connected research facilities.
Size: 700 plus research staff
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Griffith Climate Action Beacon CAB
Griffith Climate Action Beacon focuses on interdisciplinary research and cross-sectoral practice collaborations as catalysts for climate action.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Gold Coast University Hospital GCUH
The Gold Coast University Hospital is one of the largest clinical teaching and research facilities in Queensland
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Gold Coast Health and Knowledge Precinct
A 200-hectare innovation precinct where health, research, science, technology and industry connect to accelerate discovery, commercialisation and improved health outcomes.
Size: 700 plus research staff
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Genomics Research Centre GRC
GRC is researching the genetic basis of disease through the use of its unique population resources and the application of genetic studies to monogenic and common, complex human disorders.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Gallipoli Medical Research Foundation GMR
Gallipoli Medical Research (GMR) is a leading independent Brisbane-based medical research institute, advancing pioneering research that enriches and restores lives through meaningful discoveries and real-world health solutions.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Frazer Institute FI
A leading clinically integrated research institute, the Frazer Institute brings together discovery science, clinical trials and health system research to deliver end‑to‑end translational capability and real‑world health impact across Queensland’s major health innovation precincts.
Size: 500–700 research staff
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Food and Beverage Accelerator FaBA
Australia's Food and Beverage Accelerator (FaBA) is an industry-research collaboration to boost growth and innovation in the food and beverage manufacturing sector.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Facility for Targeted Radiometals in Cancer AFTRiC
Australia’s first facility for the discovery, development and clinical translation of novel alpha particle-based cancer radiotherapeutics and radiometal theranostic and diagnostic agents.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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Engage Research Lab
Engage Research Lab integrates technology, psychology, theory and practice to research, design, develop, evaluate and deploy real solutions to meet real community needs.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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Digital Child
The Centre of Excellence for the Digital Child is the world’s first research centre dedicated to creating positive digital childhoods for children
Size: 100–200 research staff
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Dermatology Research Centre UQDRC
The DRC is a multidisciplinary network addressing key issues in skin health and disease.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Critical Care Research Group CCRG
The Critical Care Research Group is the largest multidisciplinary critical care research group in Australia.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Coronial and Public Health Sciences, Pathology Queensland FSS
Part of Pathology Queensland, the Coronial and Public Health Sciences business unit is a comprehensive forensic and public and environmental health facility.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Cooperative Research Centre for Developing Northern Australia CRCNA
The Cooperative Research Centre for Developing Northern Australia (CRCNA) delivers industry-led research collaborations to develop new technologies, products and services for the north.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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Compounds Australia
Compounds Australia facilitates access to high value compound libraries to accelerate drug discovery research.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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Community for Open Antimicrobial Drug Discovery CO-ADD
CO-ADD screens compounds for antimicrobial activity to help researchers worldwide to find new, diverse compounds to combat drug-resistant infections.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation CSIRO
CSIRO is one of the world’s most multidisciplinary research organisations with more than 5,000 experts based in 55 centres
Size: 700 plus research staff
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Clinical Trials Centre
A purpose-built facility offering clinical trials services to national and international pharmaceutical companies, medical device manufacturers, university researchers and hospital-based clinicians.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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Clem Jones Centre for Regenerative Medicine CJCRM
The Centre supports studies in the broader field of vision research with a focus on regenerative medicine and stem cell biology.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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Clem Jones Centre for Ageing Dementia Research CJCADR
CJCADR is a multidisciplinary research centre advancing dementia research from discovery to translation, enabling development of diagnostics, therapies, and interventions to address the growing health and economic impact of dementia.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Child Health Research Centre
The Child Health Research Centre brings together researchers from a range of specialist areas to tackle some of the big issues in child health.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Centre of Research Excellence in Stillbirth Stillbirth CRE
The Stillbirth CRE is a national research collaboration addressing the tragedy of stillbirth.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Centre of Research Excellence in Better Health Outcomes for Compensable Injury
The NHNMR CRE for Better Health Outcomes for Compensable Injury research aims to improve health outcomes for individuals with non-catastrophic road traffic injury
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Cancer and Palliative Care Outcomes Centre CPCOC
CPCOC delivers research-driven innovations that improve the quality, experience and outcomes of care for people affected by cancer, serious illness and palliative care needs.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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Centre of Excellence for Innovations in Peptide and Protein Science CIPPS
CIPPS undertakes breakthrough research to transform peptide and protein science and unleash the power of nature’s biomolecules for challenges in health, agriculture and industry.
Size: 100–200 research staff
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Centre in Additive Biomanufacturing ABM
Centre in Additive Biomanufacturing works to help transform the industry of 3D printing for medical applications.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Centre for Work Organisation and Wellbeing WOW
WOW is an interdisciplinary research group with scholars from human resource management, industrial relations, organisational behaviour, psychology and other work-related fields.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Centre for Urology Research CUR
The Centre performs in vitro and in vivo experimental studies on lower urinary tract function in health and disease.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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Centre for Tropical Bioinformatics and Molecular Biology CTBMT
The Centre for Tropical Bioinformatics and Molecular Biology develops innovative solutions in tropical health, biodiversity and food production.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Queensland Academy of Sport - Research & Innovation QAS SPIKE
QAS Research and Innovation drives research, innovation and collaboration to solve performance challenges, build capability and deliver impact across high-performance sport.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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Centre for Online Health COH
The Centre for Online Health has been recognised internationally for its role in telemedicine, telehealth and virtual healthcare.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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Centre for Nutrition and Food Science CNAFS
CNAFS delivers enhanced health outcomes and economic benefits by undertaking fundamental and applied research across the nutrition and food sciences.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Centre for Microscopy and Microanalysis CMM
The Centre for Microscopy and Microanalysis (CMM) is an interdisciplinary research, teaching and service centre.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Centre for Microbiome Research CMR
The Centre for Microbiome Research explores microbial communities' roles in health, agriculture, and ecosystems, driving innovative solutions and applications.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Centre for Mental Health
Griffith Centre for Mental Health - multidisciplinary excellence in mental health research, translation and impact.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Centre for Materials Science CMS
The Centre for Materials Science is a fundamental scientific engine room for materials innovation, providing materials-based solutions to real-world applications.
Size: 100–200 research staff
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Centre for Kidney Disease Research CHSR
The Centre is one of Australia's leading kidney disease research centres with an international reputation for excellence in research.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Centre for Integrated Preclinical Drug Development CIPDD
CIPDD researchers have extensive experience in establishing and characterising rodent models of human disease with specialist expertise in the pain field. Studies use in vivo methods and in vitro techniques.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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Centre for Human Factors and Sociotechnical Systems CHFSTS
The CHFSS brings together experts from various disciplines to conduct collaborative research on issues impacting safety and productivity.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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Institute for Health, University of Southern Queensland UniSQ
The Institute for Health harnesses diverse, interdisciplinary expertise to address the most pressing health and healthcare challenges facing our communities.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Centre for Genomics and Personalised Health CGPH
The Centre for Genomics and Personalised Health translates knowledge from genomics research to improve human health.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Centre for Future Materials CFM
CFM is the leading research centre in Australia in engineered composite materials for aerospace and defence, resilient infrastructure, clean energy and environment and bio-medical technologies.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Centre for Data Analytics CDA
With expertise in actuarial science, statistics, economics, finance and informatics, the CDA uses big data analytics to produce research that make valuable economic and social contributions.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Centre for Crop Science QAAFI CPS
The Centre delivers research to target improved crops, crop protection systems, and sustainable production systems in tropical and sub-tropical environments
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Centre for Clinical Research UQCCR
Focusing on improving the lives of people through patient-orientated research, UQCCR is committed to better treatment and results for patients.
Size: 100–200 research staff
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Centre for Children’s Health Research CCHR
CCHR is Queensland’s first fully-integrated research facility focused on child and adolescent health research
Size: 300–500 research staff
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Centre for Cell Factories and Biopolymers CCFB
The CCFB develops innovative biomanufacturing and biomolecular engineering solutions for global challenges in health and sustainability.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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Centre for Biomedical Technologies CBT
The Centre for Biomedical Technologies brings together experts in biomedical engineering, clinicians and industry to discover, develop, and deliver the next generation of biomedical technologies.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Centre for Bioinnovation
At the Centre for Bioinnovation, we use bio-inspired approaches to address challenges in human and animal health, food production and security, and the environment.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Centre for Advanced Imaging CAI
CAI is at the forefront of imaging and the only centre of its kind in Australia, with instruments and expertise in preclinical and clinical MRI, PET, NMR, EPR and radiochemistry
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Central Queensland University – Mackay CQUniversity
With more than 35,000 students across 24 campuses and locations, Central Queensland University is Australia’s largest regional university.
Size: 100–200 research staff
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Central Queensland University – Cairns CQUniversity
With more than 35,000 students across 24 campuses and locations, Central Queensland University is Australia’s largest regional university.
Size: 100–200 research staff
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Central Queensland University – Bundaberg CQUniversity
With more than 35,000 students across 24 campuses and locations, Central Queensland University is Australia’s largest regional university.
Size: 100–200 research staff
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Cancer and Ageing Research Program CARP
The Cancer and Ageing Research Program team is working to uncover the universal process of what goes wrong in our cells as we age that allow cancers and ageing diseases to develop.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Cairns Hospital CHHHS
Research at Cairns Hospital includes nursing/midwifery, allied health, medical specialties and clinical trials.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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CSIRO Mineral Resources Business Unit
We are one of the largest minerals research and development groups in the world
Size: 100–200 research staff
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CSIRO Health and Biosecurity Business Unit CSIRO H&B
CSIRO's Health and Biosecurity lifts Australia's preparedness and responsiveness to health and biosecurity risks.
Size: 200–300 research staff
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Bond University
Bond University, a private, not-for-profit university has targeted research areas including business, law, comparative construction, sports science, health sciences and medicine.
Size: 200–300 research staff
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Biobank
This biobank is the largest longstanding bioresource in Queensland providing high quality human tissue samples, blood and data for biomedical research.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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Australian e-Health Research Centre AEHRC
The Australian e-Health Research Centre (AEHRC) is CSIRO's digital health research program and a joint venture between CSIRO and the Queensland Government.
Size: 100–200 research staff
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Australian Women and Girls’ Health Research Centre AWaGHR
AWaGHR conducts research examining the health of women and girls across the lifecourse, and works collaboratively with stakeholders to ensure findings have real world impact.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Australian Translational Genomics Centre ATGC
The Australian Translational Genomics Group research address pressing clinical questions surrounding the genetic and biological processes underlying complex human diseases.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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Australian Prostate Cancer Research Centre – Queensland APCRC-Q
The Australian Prostate Cancer Research Centre – Queensland is a collaborative, integrated, transdisciplinary, comprehensive research centre based in Brisbane.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Australian Organoid Facility AOF
Australian Organoid Facility provides automated organoid generation, imaging, analysis and project support to help researchers and industry access reliable human 3D models for translational discovery and drug testing.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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Australian National Fabrication Facility – Queensland Node ANFF-QLD
ANFF-QLD is Queensland’s leading open-access nanofabrication and advanced manufacturing facility, providing world-class cleanrooms, expert technical support, consulting services, and advanced fabrication capabilities to accelerate research, industry, and government innovation.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Australian mRNA Cancer Vaccine Hub
Australia's first hub for personalised mRNA cancer vaccine research. We enable tumour sequencing, neo-antigen discovery, vaccine design, mRNA manufacture and preclinical evaluation for researchers across Australia.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Australian Institute of Tropical Health and Medicine – Townsville AITHM
AITHM is committed to collaboration to further our tropical health research and translate our findings into real benefits for communities.
Size: 200–300 research staff
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Australian Institute of Tropical Health and Medicine – Cairns AITHM
AITHM is committed to collaboration to further our tropical health research and translate our findings into real benefits for communities.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Australian Institute for Suicide Research and Prevention AISRAP
AISRAP is the leading Australian centre for research, clinical practice, education and community action for suicide prevention
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Australian Institute for Bioengineering and Nanotechnology AIBN
AIBN’s research excels at developing new products, processes and devices for improving society and the world through the innovative use of bioengineering and nanotechnology.
Size: 300–500 research staff
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Australian Infectious Diseases Research Centre AID
AID utilises leading technologies to identify, understand and prevent infectious disease.
Size: 500–700 research staff
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Australian Human Microbiome Biobank AHMB
Purpose-built national biobanking infrastructure providing authenticated human microbial isolates and high-throughput isolation and cultivation services to support microbiome research, therapeutic development and diagnostic innovation.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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Australian Defence Force Malaria and Infectious Disease Institute ADFMIDI
The ADFMIDI is a world-recognised centre for malaria research and other vector borne diseases
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Australian Centre for Pacific Islands Research ACPIR
ACPIR is a multidisciplinary research centre that undertakes strategic and applied research with core strengths in food systems research, sustainable community livelihoods, human health and nutrition, and climate change adaptation.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Australian Centre for Health Services Innovation AusHSI
Combining leading-edge knowledge with hands-on, practical experience, AusHSI partners to deliver innovation and improvements for better health services. AusHSI’s activities focus on improving the delivery and organisation of health services. Our work assists organisations in gaining more health benefits for patients from every dollar spent.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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Australian Centre for Health Law Research ACHLR
ACHLR research provides the evidence base for the constant reform which allows health law, policy and practice to keep pace with social change.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Australian Centre for Ecogenomics EcoGe
The Australian Centre for Ecogenomics brings together experts in genomics, metagenomics and AI/Machine Learning to explore and understand the microbial world.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Australian Catholic University ACU
A leading research university in the priority areas of education, health, and theology and philosophy
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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Aus-China Centre for Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine ACCTERM
ACCTERM is a hub for international research collaboration developing technologies for tissue repair and regeneration using biomaterials, stem cells, and engineering approaches.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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Anton Breinl Research Centre for Health Systems Strengthening ABRC
The priority of the centre it to progress health equity in partnership with indigenous, rural and remote populations and tropical populations in neighbouring countries.
Size: Up to 20 research staff
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Advanced Design and Prototyping Technologies Institute ADAPT
ADaPT brings together multi-disciplinary expertise with leading industry partners to push the boundaries in advanced custom design, rapid prototyping and new materials.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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ARC Research Hub for Advanced Manufacturing of Medical Devices AMMD Hub
AMMD Hub works to transform Australia’s medical technology sector by developing cost competitive technologies for the rapid production of medical devices.
Size: 20–100 research staff
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