The ARC Training Centre for Biopharmaceutical Innovation is a multi‑million dollar Australian Government initiative which aims to transform Australia’s growing biopharmaceutical industry
Our CBI staff hosted a Science Extravaganza event at the Chapel Hill State School as part of the school’s Science Week program. The students witnessed the exciting and innovative ways in which science exists in our lives. We indulged them in some fun and enriching activities to stimulate their interest in science and engineering. The […]
The Centre for Biopharmaceutical Innovation is ready to intensify downstream bioprocess with the latest AKTA periodic counter current chromatography system-first in an Australian academic institution. We would like to recognize the support of the University of Queensland’s Major Equipment and Infrastructure grant in this procurement. We would also like to thank all UQ schools, institutes and service facilities for their support in […]
Professor Susan Sharfstein joined the Centre as Visiting Academic from the United States. Susan is a Professor of Nanobioscience at SUNY Polytechnic Institute, in Albany, New York (the state capital) which is about 2 ½ hours north of New York City and 3 hours west of Boston. The focus of her research program is in […]
CBI Staff had an amazing time attending the first Ausbiotech Women in Science Luncheon in Brisbane with our industry partners Patheon Biologics. The annual Women in Life Sciences Luncheons, hosted by AusBiotech, fosters a supportive community for women who work in the life sciences and inspires women to pursue professional goals and build their own […]
The next generation of biopharmaceuticals to treat diseases and save and change lives could be developed through a new $10 million research hub launched at The University of Queensland. The Australian Research Council Training Centre for Biopharmaceutical Innovation, led by UQ’s Australian Institute for Bioengineering and Nanotechnology, blends research excellence with industry partner experience and […]
The Australian Research Council Training Centre for Biopharmaceutical Innovation (CBI) was one of 20 successful applicants for the 2017 MTPConnect Project Fund Program. MTPConnect – the Medical Technologies and Pharmaceuticals Industry Growth Centre – today announced it will provide a proposed $110,000 provisional funding to CBI’s National Biologics Training Program (NBTP) over two years, with […]
A $10 million biopharmaceutical initiative with strong industry support will be established at The University of Queensland to train the next generation of scientists and enhance Australia’s capabilities in the pharmaceutical sector. Australian Institute for Bioengineering and Nanotechnology researcher Associate Professor Stephen Mahler will direct the Australian Research Council Industrial Transformation Training Centre for Biopharmaceutical […]
