Florey researchers in collaboration with clinicians have developed a world-first animal model to understand how cardiac surgery using a heart-lung machine causes injury to the kidneys.
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Our research aims to uncover the neurobiological mechanisms driving behaviour, including alcohol use, anxiety, and adaptive or maladaptive decision-making.
Learn moreDr Niamh Moriarty and her team are developing dopamine cell replacement strategies to restore motor and cognitive function in people who live with Parkinson’s disease.
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Everyday decision-making is often accompanied by conflict – whether we make the most appropriate decision or not can be influenced by both internal and external factors.
Learn moreFlorey researchers have engineered a neural graft that flies under the immune system’s radar and evades rejection. a step forward in treating Parkinson's disease.
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Florey researchers have found a new pathway in the brain related to binge drinking in females, opening a way to help women with alcohol use disorder.
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The Australian Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) is providing $4.9 million for Florey research to combat brain and kidney injury after heart surgery,
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On World Epilepsy Day, our public lecture featured an insightful discussion about severe childhood epilepsy, and the hopeful way forward with medical research. Severe childhood epilepsy can affect infants and children and is characterised by seizures that are often accompanied by developmental and cognitive impairment, and movement disorders. Some children’s seizures don’t respond to anti-seizure…
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Florey researchers Ms Michele Binder, Professor Trevor Kilpatrick, Dr Vivien Li and Associate Professor Justin Rubio named recipients in MS Australia's 2025 grant round.
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This project will examine the prenatal and postnatal environment, and multifactorial causation of early-life child mental health conditions.
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