Truly humbled to win the “Pathway to Impact Award” at the The Florey Awards Ceremony today in recognition of demonstrating a commitment to improving the lives of people both in Australia and globally through our sepsis research program.Critical Care at UniMelb @heartfoundation@nhmrc

Congratulations to James Spyrou and Hian Mun Lee for winning the travel award and Graduate Symposium runner-up award respectively today at The Florey Awards Ceremony. Special thanks to the generous donors including HM Foundation.

What a great event! Thank you The Florey for organising such a brilliant event to pay tribute to all the hard-work happening in our institute. Congratulations Prof Yugeesh Lankadeva Alemayehu Hailu Jufar Anton Trask-Marino Connie Ow, Ph.D Ash Betrie, PhD, Ruslan and Bruno!

Thrilled to announce this groundbreaking research, which shows promise in diagnosing Alzheimer's disease earlier. A collaborative effort with Science at Melbourne, The Florey, and James Cook Uni - with Florey's Prof Ashley Bush (Professor Ashley Bush) as co-author of this study.

🏆 Congratulations to Montanna Waters and Chiara Pavan, the 2024 winners of our Neuropix Microscopy Competition! See our two winning images, 'Neural Love' and 'Cosmic Mitoneurons', and all the stunning Neuropix entries in full display on our website ➡️ florey.edu.au/neuropix/

Thank you FPA and The Florey Enterprise and Innovation team for a fantastic lineup of speakers in a panel talking about commercialization and engaging with #industry. Daniel J. Scott Clare Parish A/Prof Jess Nithianantharajah 🧠👩🏾‍🔬 🇱🇰🇦🇺 and florey CEO Peter van Wijngaarden

Absolutely honoured to represent Hypertension Australia at #BIHS2024 British and Irish Hypertension Society in Manchester, sharing my PhD research at The Florey on the impact of cardiopulmonary bypass on the brain and kidneys.

I had the pleasure to present my lab’s work at the The Florey Neuroscience Seminar Series today. Wonderful interactions and discussion. Thank you The Gordon Lab for the invitation. It was a pleasure!

Dr Christopher Bye and a team of Florey researchers have received a $5 million grant from the Australian Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) to use world-first drug screening technology to rapidly test treatments for #MND. Read here ➡️ florey.edu.au/news/2024/09/w… #TheFlorey

📽️Today at The Florey, our researchers Prof Brad Turner (Brad Turner) and Dr Thanuja Thanuja Dharmadasa are speaking to 9News Melbourne and 7NEWS Melbourne with MND patient Phil Camden, about the latest MRFF funding which goes to our MND drug screening technology. Stay tuned tonight!📺

📺Watch our MND researchers Prof Brad Turner and his team featured on last night's 7 News: youtube.com/watch?v=cZJXWe…

Thanks to your support, we co-funded a $5M grant with the Vic Government in 2017, enabling world-first drug screening technology at The Florey. This week, the Fed Govt. announced $5M to support the large-scale drug screening of potential treatments for MND, lead by Dr Chris Bye.

We at The Florey are committed to uniting scientists, clinicians, industry, governments and communities with the shared goal of improving treatment of sepsis. Only by working together across nations can we reduce the devastating toll of sepsis - Millions of lives depend on it