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Curtin MRI is a multidisciplinary biomedical research institute at Curtin University, bringing together researchers, technical specialists, and advanced technologies under one roof.

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Curtin MRI supports collaborative biomedical research spanning discovery science, translational research, and clinical collaboration.

Diseases

Cancer
Musculoskeletal health
Cardiovascular and metabolic health
Dementia and neurodegeneration
Immunity and repair
Other diseases and discovery science

Areas of research

Fundamental and discovery science
Drug development and therapeutics
Clinical and translational research

Clinical trials

PIA study
MMend study

Research networks

Early-mid-career researchers

Facilities

Curtin MRI is home to specialist-led research platforms and advanced technologies supporting researchers, students, and collaborators across Western Australia.

Facilities

Flow cytometry facility
Optical microscopy and histology suite
Tissue culture hub
Mass spectrometry facility
Data analysis suite
Organoid hub

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Shared resources labs
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