We are delighted to welcome Hannah Crawford, Sujata Stead and Mike Younger to the Bionics Institute Board of Directors. Read more
Sacred Heart Geelong alum Emily Birthisel is completing an internship while completing a Masters of Biotechnology at the University of Melbourne. Emily spoke about her internship at the Bionics Institute Girls in STEM 2022 Program launch. Read more
A ground-breaking diagnostic test under development at the Bionics Institute in Melbourne could pave the way to new treatments for Australians suffering the auditory torment of tinnitus. Donate today and your gift will be matched x 2! Read more
Our researchers have shown that a nerve stimulation device under development at the Bionics Institute can lower blood sugar levels in just one hour. Read more
Deb from Geelong is one of many Australians suffering from tinnitus. Your gift goes towards a breakthrough test to diagnose and measure tinnitus – the first step towards relief from auditory torment! Read more
Bionics Institute’s Mica Haneman will be taking part in a triathlon later this year to raise money towards our cochlear implant research. Read more
Bionics Institute’s Senior Data Scientist Gautam Balasubramanian is developing machine learning and signal processing algorithms for our research teams. Read more
Join us at our inaugural event to hear from leaders in the field of medical technology about Building Australia from Innovation and network with fellow guests. Read more
Jessica Gonzalez joined the Bionics Institute as part of the prestigious Amgen Scholars Program to gain experience in a laboratory setting whilst completing her Bachelor of Advanced Science at UNSW. Read more
Read about our new hearing research. Read more
A number of our staff were recognised for their excellence by our leadership and impact awards. Read more
Bionics Institute research assistant Shreyasi Datta has been awarded the prestigious Len Stevens Scholarship by the University of Melbourne to further the tinnitus research project. Read more
Professor Colette McKay has been elected as Fellow of the Australian Academy of Health and Medical Sciences (AAHMS). An internationally recognised and distinguished auditory science researcher, Professor Mckay leads translational hearing research at the Bionics Institute. Read more
Read about our new anti-inflammatory nerve treatment Read more
The opening of new manufacturing facility Neo-Bionica sees the beginning of a new era in medical device development capability in Victoria. Read more
The Bionics Institute is recruiting visionary medical device research leaders with the experience and skills needed to transform the way we treat disease. If you’re looking for the next step up in your career, get in touch. Read more
Bionics Institute's new Head of Philanthropy, Ann Fazakerley, shares the impact of your support in 2021 Read more
Electric medicine may hold the key to a drug-free treatment for rheumatoid arthritis, a condition that affects over 20 million people worldwide, including 500,000 Australians Read more
Bionics Institute's Research Director A/Prof James Fallon introduces how the Bionics Institute are using Electric Medicine to pioneer new treatments Read more
Bionics Institute's electro-fabrication team use unexpected skills to turn medical device research into reality Read more
Neo-Bionica, a joint venture between Bionics Institute and The University of Melbourne is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr Ludovic Labat as CEO and Lusia Guthrie as Chair of the Board. Read more
A new hearing test for babies developed by researchers at the Bionics Institute is moving to the next stage of development to enable its use in audiology clinics. Read more
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