Perkins Seminar with Associate Professor Daniel Brown

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Home > Perkins Seminar with Associate Professor Daniel Brown > Perkins Seminar with Associate Professor Daniel Brown

“Development of a closed-loop drug delivery system for Meniere’s Disease”

Associate Professor Daniel Brown
Hearing and Balance Research Laboratory
Curtin University

Associate Professor Daniel Brown joined Curtin University in January 2019, having been a Research Fellow at Sydney University for over 10 years. He is internationally recognised as an expert in hearing and balance research, with a particular focus on Meniere’s Disease. His work incorporates guinea pig experiments, the development of novel therapeutics, and the advance of clinical diagnostic tools.

A light lunch will be served in the foyer following the presentation.

Date and time

Thursday, 6 November 2025
11am – 12noon

Cost

FREE

Location

McCusker Auditorium,
Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research
6 Verdun Street, Nedlands 6009

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Or join us online via Zoom.

Meeting ID: 831 4962 6586
Passcode: 364808

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Perkins Seminar with Associate Professor Daniel Brown