Post-Doctoral Research Fellow’s Biomimicry-driven approach to preclinical research
Bridging biology and research translation to leverage naturally-evolved solutions to inform human health.
Vietnamese PhD Candidate joins CCRG’s mitochondrial transplant research
Dieu works alongside the STARLab team integrating mitochondrial research into the next stages of The Living Heart Project.
International Research Fellow from Japan shares his ECMO research
Learn more about Yudai’s contribution to CCRG’s ECMO research: PCRTO concepts through clinical observations and mock-loop studies
From Research Assistant to Post-Doctoral Research Fellow, applying immunology to ECMO research
Bringing a scientific background to STARLab to support our clinicians by providing technical breakdown of processes.
PhD Candidate from The Netherlands celebrates one year at CCRG
After a year at CCRG, Iza Linders reflects on joining the group and her experience investigating the innovative lighting systems, including circadian-focused lighting, within CCRG’s world-first ICU of the Future.
Meet the clinicians driving CCRG’s pulsatile ECMO research
Learn about PRIMELab's preclinical studies with Dr Quentin Moyon.
Biomedical Engineer brings her skills in translational research back to ICETLab
Combing CFD simulations with CCRG’s internationally renowned mock circulatory loop to investigate novel ECMO configurations.
CCRG researchers named as recipients of The Prince Charles Hospital Foundation’s PhD Scholarships
Congratulations to CCRG’s Dr Quentin Moyon and Michael Garbutt, recipients The Prince Charles Hospital Foundation’s PhD Scholarships
Queensland researchers launch new fight against deadly lung syndrome
A team of Queensland researchers is revolutionising the fight against a devastating lung condition that affects up to five million people globally each year.
Using mitochondrial transplantation to restore donor hearts
Learn more about CCRG’s pioneering heart and mitochondrial transplant research with Dr Alice Harford.
French Research Fellow moves across the world to pursue her PhD
French student starts her PhD working to improve long-term outcomes for ECMO patients.
Meet our New Senior Research Assistant, Laura Currey
Bridging the gap between fundamental science and research translation.
Farewell to “Mr REDCap” – Simon Forsyth retires after four decades at UQ
After almost 40 years of shaping the way research data is captured, safeguarded and translated, Simon Forsyth is set to retire.
Japanese Clinician-Researcher’s Journey to Improve Outcomes for Cardiac Arrest Patients
Meet Haruka, CCRG International Research Fellow with a strong focus on ECMO who joined the Group from Hokkaido, Japan.
Lighting the Path to Recovery: Addressing Delirium Risks in ICU Design
CCRG collaborators from QUT named in the Australian Research Council’s Discovery Grants for 2025.
A lifetime of teaching, of breaking boundaries, of ability and humility
VALE Professor Robert Bartlett
Fighter Cells Near Tumours Could Boost Survival for Ovarian Cancer Patients
Scientists open the door to smarter, personalised treatments.
On the cusp of discovering new treatments for sepsis
Thank you to Cameron Woods who shared this story of his battle with sepsis with Bella Schwarzenecker for Channel Nine News.