On 13 September 2006 the ABC’s 7.30 Report did a story on the Institute’s work in developing a broad-spectrum vaccine targeting meningococcal disease. The story featured the Institute’s Dr. Galina Kaseko speaking about meningococcal disease and the possibilities for its prevention. The transcript may be read here.
Friday 2 September 2011 saw the inauguration of Australia’s first National Meningococcal Day. We thank Western Australia’s Amanda Young Foundation,... read more
The National Defence College of Thailand is the supreme military college in the country. On 22 January 2007 the Stephen Sanig... read more
10 March 2015 SSRI had the pleasure of hosting senior students from Turramurra High School, who visited as part... read more
This year, 2020, SSRI celebrated its 15th anniversary! Though the decade and a half seems to have flown by,... read more
In recognition of the significant advances made in hybridoma technology at SSRI, and its relevance to antibody gene manipulation,... read more
14-17 March 2012 saw our Drs Galina Kaseko and Tohsak Mahaworasilpa attending the 5th Congress of the Federation of... read more
SSRI had occasion to welcome Prof. Eliat Shinar, head of Israeli Blood Bank Services, to our facility on 23... read more
11 February 2014 at the 3rd Biotechnology World Congress in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates, Drs Kaseko and Mahaworasilpa... read more
On 27 October 2006, the Stephen Sanig Research Institute (SSRI) welcomed a delegation from the Faculty of Science, Chiang Mai... read more
