A simple and rapid approach to predicting quality and potency of monoclonal and natural antibodies in health and disease

Rapid simple and scalable assays for predicting antibody potency.

ANCP: Prevention and care for drug-resistant TB in Myanmar

Implementation and evaluation of a model of drug-resistant TB care to facilitate scale-up in Myanmar.

Antibody mAbs to destroy infection: engineering the next generation treatments

Applying discoveries from our state-of-the-art cancer mAb program to neutralize and destroy pathogens such as HIV and Malaria.

Building a Centre of Excellence for Research and Training for DR-TB in Daru, Papua New Guinea

Building operational research capacity for TB in PNG through training, mentorship and research.

Building capacity and improving tuberculosis diagnosis in Timor-Leste

This project seeks to improve the diagnosis of people with TB with the use of GeneXpert technology.

Demonstrating the impact of next generation Cepheid tools in TB

GeneXpert Ultra and GeneXpert Omni for the diagnosis of tuberculosis at the microscopy centre level: PNG

Enhanced screening and preventive therapy for TB in Daru, PNG (ESCAPE-TB)

A community-based model for screening and delivering preventive therapy for latent TB in Daru, PNG

Optima decision science

Research and applications across disease areas to improve allocative efficiency.

Optima TB

Identifying cost-effective interventions to achieve the greatest health impact against tuberculosis.

Rapid and accurate diagnosis of TB: New trial in PNG

New PNG arm of a randomised control trial to trial new tuberculosis point-of-care technology.

RID-TB Patient Education and Counselling

Reducing the impact of DR-TB through patient-centred education and counselling in Daru, PNG.

RID-TB: Reducing the Impact of Drug-Resistant TB in Western Province, PNG

The project supports an effective provincial program to reduce the impact of TB in Daru.

The Social and Cultural Determinants of TB in Daru [SCuD-TB Daru – Study 1]

A pilot project about people with TB and their contacts: beliefs, access to services and experiences.