Our research groups investigate the intricate workings of the human body and its interactions with the environment. We aim to answer fundamental questions about these relationships and integrate this knowledge to enhance our understanding of the body in both health and disease. By examining how the body responds to disease and interventions, we uncover key biomedical pathways that can improve health outcomes and inform clinical practice.
We achieve this by initiating and fostering strong collaborations with national and international leaders across academia, clinical practice, industry, government, and the broader community. These partnerships are both proactive and in high demand, reflecting the value and relevance of our work.
Our findings are widely shared through high-quality publications and active engagement with end-users and the community, including presentations at conferences and public events. Our commitment to foundational science underpins rich student engagement across all health science programs, integrating cutting-edge research into teaching to prepare industry-ready graduates who are actively involved in our research efforts.
Our research pillars define a progressive direction in health and chronic disease research, driven by close engagement with government, industry, regulatory bodies, policy-makers, and the community.
Vision
To boldly discover the basis of human disease and how to prevent and fix it.
Mission
To develop innovative strategies to improve human health while building the next generation of scientists.
