De Motu Cordis (DMC) welcomed Queensland Treasurer and Minister for Trade and Investment Honourable Cameron Dick MP

De Motu Cordis (DMC) welcomed Queensland Treasurer and Minister for Trade and Investment Honourable Cameron Dick MP

Tuesday 4 April, 2023

On April 4, 2023, De Motu Cordis (DMC) welcomed Queensland Treasurer and Minister for Trade and Investment Honourable Cameron Dick MP to our Brisbane premises.

It was a great opportunity for our company founder Professor John Fraser to provide an update on extensive research work being conducted at the Critical Care Research Group (CCRG), for which the Minister first saw at early concept stage, while Minister for Health.

The group also spent time covering the ground-breaking global initiatives of the COVID-19 Critical Care Consortium.
The DMC team provided a tour of our facility providing an overview of our exciting technology platform from concept, through skills lab development to pilot production.

It was an absolute pleasure to have such an engaged and highly interactive senior member of Government spend time with us.
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De Motu Cordis reports progress on the development of its dry powder inhaler (DPI) containing epinephrine (adrenaline) for inhaled anaphylaxis treatment​

De Motu Cordis reports progress on the development of its dry powder inhaler (DPI) containing epinephrine (adrenaline) for inhaled anaphylaxis treatment

Monday 27 February, 2023

Read the press release here.
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DMC Founder Professor John Fraser a co-lead on the Living Heart Project giving the gift of life

DMC Founder Professor John Fraser a co-lead on the Living Heart Project giving the gift of life

Saturday 28 January, 2023

Professor John Fraser and his team have been working on the Living Heart Project for over five years in developing a technology to keep hearts viable for longer, giving a much needed boost to heart transplant recipients.

As a result of John and his team‘s efforts, they have been able to show in contrast to a normal four-to-five hour window, that it is possible to sustain a heart for as long as 8 hours and 47 minutes. One of the biggest developments in the transplant space in possibly 50 years.

More about this beautiful story can be found via the link below.

Transplanted hearts kept viable longer between donor and recipient, thanks to new technology – ABC News.

A low resolution copy of the article in The Weekend Australian about the Living Heart Project.
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