A team from UniQuest joined research commercialisation professionals from across New Zealand and Australia at the annual Knowledge Commercialisation Australasia conference, where UQ spin-out Vicebio was awarded Best Spin-Out of 2025.
A team from UniQuest joined others from across UQ to attend the BIO2025 International Convention at Boston in June, showcasing the brilliant technology from UQ researchers that is available for partnering and licensing on the world stage...
We are delighted to showcase the launch of Curlew Bio, the second biotech company founded through a partnership between UniQuest and global biotech Molecule to Medicine...
A highlight this quarter was the Series B capital raise of UQ start-up Vicebio, using molecular clamp technology invented by Professor Paul Young, Professor Keith Chappell and Professor Daniel Watterson...
A highlight this quarter was the acquisition of Ortelia, a UQ-founded start-up from the School of Communication and Arts, by Swiss company Culture Software Group...
We are kicking-off the first quarter with a feature on a solar panel monitoring technology developed by researchers at UQ. The platform has been spun-out into a new company called SolarisAI...
In this edition, we are celebrating the year that was and some of our exciting commercialisation outcomes. These include the announcement that UQ's drug discovery entity, the Queensland Emory Drug Discovery Initiative (QEDDI), will accept projects from external institutions for the first time...
In this edition, we are highlighting an exciting licensing deal to a global water company, as well as promising new developments from UQ researchers in partnership with our drug discovery entity, the Queensland Emory Drug Discovery Initiative (QEDDI)...
Australia produces world-class research, but many university startups still struggle to secure the growth capital needed to scale. UniQuest CEO Dr Dean Moss explores whether Australia's challenge is a shortage of capital, or a shortage of appetite for risk.
Two UQ research teams supported by UniQuest have secured $4 million in CUREator+ funding to advance potential new therapies for Alzheimer’s disease and dementia, accelerating the journey from laboratory discovery towards clinical development.
A homegrown vaccine platform demonstrated in animals could soon become a ‘plug-and-play’ system to rapidly adapt to future mosquito-borne disease threats in humans.
A promising new treatment for advanced and therapy-resistant prostate cancer developed from research conducted at The University of Queensland has taken a major step towards the clinic.
Australian cattle producers can more accurately determine whether animals in their herd will grow horns thanks to a new genetic test developed using University of Queensland research.