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How UQ created a $700 million market for ‘overnight successes’
Wednesday December 23, 2020
When Professor Ian Frazer launched his ovarian cancer vaccine Gardasil, it seemed to come out of nowhere. The same may be said for Ellume and its rapid test kit for COVID-19.
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But the two remarkable scientific developments were years in development, years more in research and a lot of it was in Queensland.
The University of Queensland’s commercialisation arm Uniquest is where a lot of the ideas get turned into commercial outcomes. It did the licensing deal for Gardasil and earlier this year one of its start-ups,…
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