• Image of different types of Relenza flu treatments.

    CSIRO designs new pharmaceutical products, advanced materials such as polymers and fabrics for injuries and uses computer-based technologies to improve treatment outcomes.

  • Montage of agricultural and natural landscape.

    CSIRO Plant Industry conducts research to promote profitable and sustainable agrifood, fibre and horticultural industries, develop new plant products and improve natural resource management.

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  • A young woman standing on top of a rock with her hands held up into the sky in an expression of happiness with a river and hills in the background. An iStock image.

    With one in five Australians suffering from a mental disorder every year, the CSIRO Patient Centred Virtual Enterprises (PCVE) project is looking at ways to better deliver mental health support and treatment services using the internet.

  • Microscope image of nerve cell. CSIRO’s image analysis aids the rapid screening of microscope images of cells, allowing potential drug candidates to be assessed.

    CSIRO is helping pharmaceutical companies with one of their most expensive, time-consuming tasks - identifying which chemical compounds to develop into new drugs.

  • CSIRO has developed a novel diseases prevention strategy based on the diagnosis and nutritional treatment of genome damage, which has in turn led to the concept of the Genome Health Clinic concept - Reach100.

    Reach100 is a medical clinic offering a new approach to preventative and anti-ageing medicine developed by CSIRO.

  • testing bioactives for blood pressure lowering properties

    Researchers are analysing components that make up certain foods to determine precisely what chemical and physical effects they have when eaten. With CSIRO's expertise we will be able to tailor our diets for better health and to avoid some diseases.

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