Reusing drugs with know safety profiles to treat serious conditions.
The high cost of drug discovery and development is driving drug prices upwards. UniSA Researchers have combined computational approaches with cell-based tests to identify new activities for existing drugs with a history of safe use. This program can identify new treatment options for serious conditions and reduce the development costs of the therapy.
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A virtual reality app aiming to reduce pain and improve movement in sufferers of chronic neck and back ...
Categories: Health sciences, ICT
Delivering customised R&D solutions to solve the most complex veterinary pharmaceutical issues.
Category: Health sciences
A simple test to evaluate readiness to perform physical activity.
Categories: Health sciences, ICT
Improving induction efficiency, safety and cost by reprogramming mammalian fibroblasts to induced neural stem cells using small-molecule compounds.
Category: Health sciences
A platform for brain cancer and brain disease researchers, with applications in pre-clinical and personalised drug screenings.
Category: Health sciences
An immunocapture device that specifically captures bladder cancer cells from urine for analysis.
Category: Health sciences
Potential to develop a new topical, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory treatment for dermatitis and psoriasis, possibly with a novel mechanism ...
Category: Health sciences
A nanoparticle formulation to sensitise cancer cells to conventional radio or chemotherapy.
Category: Health sciences
Dr Clive Prestidge has developed a novel hybrid drug delivery formulation that can be used in a wide ...
Category: Health sciences
A microfluidic device for growing organoids, tumoroids and complex tissues in situ.
Category: Health sciences
A novel class of 14-3-3 targeting anti-cancer drugs.
Category: Health sciences
A novel approach to enhance re-epithialisation speed by disrupting dimeric 14-3-3 protein.
Category: Health sciences
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