The ARC Centre of Excellence in Advanced Molecular Imaging integrates physics, chemistry and biology to unravel the complex molecular interactions that define immunity.
Funded from 2014, the Centre will develop new imaging methods to visualise atomic, molecular and cellular details of how immune proteins interact and affect immune responses, providing new insights into common diseases.
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