Claire Wilson and A/Prof Gianluigi Li Bassi receive funding boost for new ICU research

CCRG is delighted to work in collaboration with Aridhia Informatics to develop tools and systems to better understand clinicians’ needs

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New equipment includes a state-of-the-art microdialysis analyser and a new generation automated chest compression device.

Could a tropical fruit hold the key to safer blood clotting for ECMO patients?

Special guest, Dr David Tscholl, University of Zurich and the University Hospital in Zurich, Switzerland, presents the keynote at the 2025 CRIKEY Symposium presented by Philips.

The award acknowledges Dr Silver Heinsar’s research pushing the global knowledge of pulsatile ECMO

Professor Adrian Barnett delivers the inaugural CRIKEY TEDTalk at the 2025 Summit.

A new study by CCRG had shown the problem of micro-nanoplastics is more far-reaching than originally thought.

Data scientists from CCRG and Bond University are developing a new machine learning tool to support triage staff in emergency departments.

Dhayananth Kanagarajan has led a new study aimed at developing a model of VA ECMO in a patient-specific human aorta

Eamon Raith will travel to the USA, Italy, and the UK to advance optical technologies in neurocritical care.

Two CCRG Research Fellows presented at this year’s ANZICS Clinical Trials Group (CTG) meeting in February, including one making their debut on the international speaking circuit.

The Living Heart named national gamechanger by Australian Cardiovascular Alliance

John Fraser AO has been named as an Officer of the Order of Australia for his distinguished service to medicine as an intensive care physician and surgeon, and to global critical care research.

Dr Arutha Kulasinghe, A/Prof Kirsty Short and Prof John Fraser, have been named among the Top 100 Innovators for 2024.

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Nobel Award-winning scientist and UQ alum, Laureate Professor Peter Doherty AO FRS FMedSci, will return to UQ to deliver the inaugural lecture of The Peter Doherty Nobel Lecture Series.

Health Minister Shannon Fentiman announces $1.6m in funding for the Critical Care Research Group