Australia’s first medical device development and manufacturing facility at The Bionics Institute is set to fast-track new treatments. Read more
Is your child under 24 months? We're seeking babies with and without hearing loss to participate in research. Read more
Epilepsy and stroke
Do you or someone you know experience chronic tinnitus? The Bionics Institute is seeking people over 18 with chronic tinnitus to take part in a research study to develop an objective measure of tinnitus.
The Bionics Institute provides opportunities for both short term student research projects and internships, as well as major graduate research projects for PhD and MSc degrees.
Bionics Institute researchers are investigating how a combination of electricity and light stimulation could improve sound and enjoyment of music for people with a cochlear implant. Read more
Bionics Institute PhD student Elise Ajay has won a national science communication competition with a video pitch on her research into improving the cochlear implant. Read more
A new collaboration between Seer Medical and Epiminder means a medical device developed at the Bionics Institute that monitors brain activity in people with epilepsy, may soon be able to predict seizures. Read more
Join the Bionics Institute’s Dr Mehrnaz Shoushtarian in a @NIRx_NIRS webinar to discuss how her team are developing… https://t.co/Hb3B8Ye3nW
Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare is the focus of this year's #virtual ACMD Research Week from 2-6 August. For… https://t.co/74wSSt69Cz
Ever wondered what it’s like to take part in a clinical trial? We’re seeking people over the age of 50 with no kn… https://t.co/sNHddrXQ5r