The cutting-edge RNA research facility promised to New South Wales four-and-a-half years ago during the COVID-19 pandemic opened its doors on Tuesday to develop and manufacture therapeutics.
Located within the Macquarie University Innovation Precinct in Sydney, the $96 million RNA Research and Manufacturing Facility includes laboratories and other facilities needed to produce new and existing RNA therapeutics.
The first of its kind in Australia project was developed by the former …
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