Working with BioCurate
How to get involved
A preliminary evaluation of a project follows submission of a BioCurate Opportunity Assessment (BOA) application. If selected, applicants are requested to further submit a more detailed Expression of Interest (EOI) application within one month of the announcement. All BOA and EOI applications must be submitted via Monash Innovation or University of Melbourne Business Development and Innovation.
EOI applicants are encouraged to present their project to BioCurate early in the EOI review process, which runs for one month following submission.
Our research collaborators
BioCurate is privileged to work with researchers who are addressing unmet clinical needs, supported by robust scientific data. Find out more about some of our collaborators below.
Hear Associate Professor Jake Shortt (Monash Health, Monash Medical Centre) and Dr Sam Greenall (Monash Medical Centre) talk about how they are working towards developing new therapies for haematological cancers.
Listen to Associate Professor Christopher Reid (Principal Research Fellow, Head of the Neurophysiology of Excitable Networks Laboratory at the Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health) discuss his research and working with BioCurate on the podcast Eavesdrop on Experts
Return to Researchers
I am thrilled that with BioCurate’s support we have the opportunity to validate our promising early-stage compounds to advance the development of a new HIV drug class that addresses the unmet need of heavily treatment experienced individuals who are unable to tolerate and/or respond to current antiretroviral regimens.
