These issues are not unique to northern Australia and so the Institute is seeking opportunities
for collaborations with other Universities and Research Institutes. The Institute has a vigorous postgraduate training program which provides training opportunities for graduate students
who are interested in improving health outcomes in the tropics.

The AITM also provides opportunities for investment and the development of strategic partnerships in a range of areas including drug stability, tropical infectious diseases, biosecurity, skin cancer research and drug discovery and development utilising the local biodiversity.
The University has a wide range of infrastructure to support these research activities.

For more information please contact Professor David Yellowlees on +61 7 4781 4343 or by email at David.Yellowlees@jcu.edu.au