Current

Research Projects

We believe that a world without cystic fibrosis is within our reach.

We have seen our cystic fibrosis researchers grow from strength to strength, scaling up their projects, employing new scientists, increasing the hours of existing researchers and being recognised among their peers and the community for the vital and groundbreaking work they are undertaking.
Meet our current researchers and find out more about the innovative projects they’re working on in the fight to pave a future free from cystic fibrosis.

Dr Adi

Detecting CF liver disease before it causes serious damage

Emeritus Professor George Yeoh

Understanding the link between CF-related diabetes and lung attacks

Dr Bernadette Prentice

Using precision mini-lungs to find better treatments for NTM infections

Murdoch Children’s Research Institute

Supporting treatment adherence through peer connection

Dr Lucy Pillay

Dr Adi

Personalising infection treatments for people with CF

Dr. Renee Ng

Beyond survival: measuring what matters to people with CF

Associate Professor Rasa Ruseckaite

Predicting risk to protect future health

Dr. Bernadette Prentice

AI-driven detection of colorectal cancer in CF

Dr Elena Schneider-Futschik

Dr Adi

Developing a one-time gene editing treatment for cystic fibrosis

Dr. Fatwa (Adi) Adikusuma

Phage-LumenGel: A world-first treatment for CF infections

Dr. Sha Liu

Raynuka Lazarus<br />
cure4cf

Pegaso Clearance Airway Study

Raynuka Lazarus and Professor Peter Middleton

Children’s Phage Clinical Trial

Dr Jagdev Singh

Novel gene therapy approach to treat cystic fibrosis – the CF Zinc Finger

Dr Gerard Kaiko

Think Zinc

Professor Matt Sweet

“We need to fight for a cure for cystic fibrosis, and research is the answer”

“I want these kids to have the chance to live as long as I have”

– Jo Close, Former Chair Cure4CF