Our vision
To improve health globally through discovery research and the prevention, treatment and cure of infectious diseases.
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02 Feb 2022Lab grown, human nasal tissue provides ideal model for SARS-CoV-2 infection leading to more accurate modelling of human disease
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31 Jan 2022What we know now about COVID immunity after infection – including Omicron and Delta variants
Modelling Hub
We have put together an information hub to provide more insight into what modelling is, introduce our team of modellers and provide explanations around the reports we have produced for National Cabinet. Here you will be able to find everything from the reports we have prepared for National Cabinet, to explainer videos, podcasts and articles.
Indigenous Health Booklet
This publication highlights the Doherty Institute's collaborations and work with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (Indigenous) people and communities. In 2022, we aim to expand the Doherty Institute’s collaborations and work with Indigenous people and communities to address the needs of Indigenous communities.
Podcast: Infection and Immunity - Evidence Explained
Welcome to Infection and Immunity – Evidence Explained, a Doherty Institute podcast. The first season of our brand new podcast is all about COVID-19 – the virus, variants and vaccines. The Doherty Institute is at the clinical, research and public health forefront of the global COVID-19 response.
Meet our people
Our people are at the forefront of research, teaching, public health and reference laboratory services, diagnostic services and clinical care in infectious diseases and immunity.
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Read more › about Associate Professor Hayley Newton
Associate Professor Hayley Newton Laboratory Head
Associate Professor Hayley Newton completed her PhD at Monash University in 2007. In 2009, she commenced a National Health and Medical Research Council…
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Read more › about Dr Rubaiyea Farrukee
Dr Rubaiyea Farrukee Research Officer
Dr Rubaiyea Farrukee completed a Bachelor of Science (Biotechnology) at Monash University, including Honours in 2013. Dr Farrukee subsequently undertook…
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Read more › about Tina Luke
Tina Luke Flow Cytometry Facility Manager
Ms Tina Luke is the manager of the Department of Microbiology and Immunology’s Melbourne Cytometry Node. Tina completed her Bachelor of Applied…
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Read more › about Roland Laguitan
Roland Laguitan Senior DevOps and BI Developer
Roland Laguitan joined VICNISS in September 2013 as an Information Technology (IT) Analyst. Roland is a consultant, designer and developer of applications…
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Doherty InstituteRT @WHOCCFluMelb: We are currently seeking a Senior Scientist to lead the #antivirals group. #influenza #flu @TheDohertyInst @TheRMH htt…
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Doherty InstituteRT @WEHI_research: New research on #malaria parasites and the #glycosylation of proteins finds a new way to potentially block malaria infec…
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Doherty InstituteRT @DAREtoCureHIV: Single-cell studies offer new view of how HIV infections persist—and might be cured Separated HIV-infected immune cells…
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Doherty InstituteRT @MIPS_Australia: The Hub will involve four nodes led by @ColinPouton from @MIPS_Australia, @traude_beilharz from @MonashBDI, @dfjp from…
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Doherty InstituteA $5.4m investment by @VicGovAu & @JaalaPulford will bring together experts from @MIPS_Australia @MonashBDI @UniMelb & @TheDohertyInst to establish The Victorian mRNA Innovation Hub, developing next-generation mRNA vaccines and therapeutics. Learn more: go.unimelb.edu.au/cb8e