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Meniere’s disease (MD) is a debilitating inner ear condition characterised by crippling vertigo, hearing loss, tinnitus, and aural fullness. It afflicts over 50,000 Australians, and results in a reduced quality of life, where sufferer’s experience chronic morbidity resulting in disability, reduced work capacity, social isolation, and depression.
​Despite the fact MD was diagnosed over a 150 years ago by surgeon scientist Prosper Meniere, the cause of the disease is still unknown. This seriously limits the capacity of researchers to develop effective treatments and cures, needed to improve the lives of sufferers.
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In order to solve this enigmatic disease, a multi-disciplinary approach is needed spanning clinical medicine and practice, basic research and animal models, drug discovery and development, and engineering.
Here we focus to drive the next prolific phase of research into Meniere’s disease. Below are the activities that we aim to do in 
Meniere’s disease.
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-Nanotechnology in Meniere's Disease
-Link between Endolymphatic hydrops and inner ear dysfunction
-Understanding the cause of the Acute Attack
-Etiology, diagnosis and treatment of Ménière's disease

-Pathophysiology
-Animal models
​ -Bioengineering & novel therapies Treatments

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  • Home
  • Research
    • Robotic
    • Meniere's Disease Research
    • Biomimetic sensory systems
    • Auditory sensing systems
    • Ion selective membranes, surface chemistry and chemical sensors
    • Instrumentation and Mechatronic systems
    • ​Microfluidics cell sorting
  • People
    • Team Members
    • Collaborators
  • Publications
  • Research Funding
  • Resources
  • Contact
  • Opportunities
    • Call for Chapters
  • Photo album