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Australian gov’t invests $50 million to advance artificial heart development
The Australian Government has allocated $50 million towards the development and commercialisation of what it claims to be the world's most advanced artificial heart.
4DMedical receives $9.4 million payment following XV Scanner production progress
4DMedical, a respiratory imaging technology provider, has received $9.4 million from the Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) after successfully reaching a production milestone for the XV Scanner, the world’s first dedicated lung scanner.
CSIRO spearheads new Government-backed project to fast track COVID-19 treatments
A CSIRO-led project has received $1 million in funding from the Australian Government’s Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF), to identify new treatments for COVID-19,...
Monash, BiVACOR-led consortium to develop and commercialise world-first durable total artificial heart
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A consortium of universities, hospitals and industry, led by Monash University and BiVACOR, have received $1 million in Federal Government funding to develop...
4DMedical-led joint venture granted $28.9M medical funding for new lung scanning tech
The Australian Lung Health Initiative (ALHI) has received $28.9 million from the Federal Government to achieve medical breakthroughs in lung scanning technology.
The project entitled...
Micro-X receives $8M health funding to develop ‘game-changing’ portable brain scanner
Micro-X (ASX:MX1) has received up to $8 million from the Australian Government's Medical Research Future Fund to develop a portable CT scanner for stroke...
$10.4M funding announced for biomedical projects, including COVID-19 research
Thirteen early stage biomedical projects including various research into COVID-19 will share in $10.4 million funding from the second and third rounds of the Biomedical...
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