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The IBAS Website is out of date and, as of August 2009,
is in the process of being refreshed and updated.
In the meantime if you require further information, please contact Vivienne Pearson (Executive Research Officer) on 9496 3873 or vivienne.pearson@austin.org.au

If you would like a copy of the 2008 - 2009 Annual Report please email margaret.bunn@austin.org.au

The Institute for Breathing and Sleep (IBAS) is an incorporated not-for-profit organisation designed to facilitate and coordinate research, education and public advocacy in respiratory and sleep health.
The Directors and members of IBAS mourn the death of their founder and Chief Executive Officer. Professor Rob Pierce died defending his home during the recent Black Saturday bushfires. Rob Pierce was a leading researcher in respiratory and sleep medicine. He was a kind, caring and compassionate man whom all were proud to know. His loss will be felt deeply, both personally and professionally, by all associated with IBAS. There is a strong commitment to continuing his vision for excellence and innovation in the field of respiratory and sleep research.

If you wish to donate in order to assist IBAS continue and further Professor Pierce's work, please click on the link below or email bruce.abell@austin.org.au

 

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News

IBAS website refresh.12/08/09

New Funding for Sleep Research in Tetraplegia.21/09/06

IBAS researcher Dr David Berlowitz has been awarded funding for important research investigating sleep disordered breathing in spinal cord injury.

New COPD educational course..01/08/06

IBAS have developed a new course aimed at providing an update on COPD - the 'next Australian lung disease epidemic'.

Australia on brink of 'lung disease epidemic'.16/11/05

Australia faces a lung disease epidemic, particularly among women, new research shows (article from The Australian)

Sleep deprivation, alcohol and driving.01/11/05

The combined effects of alcohol consumption and sleep deprivation on driving ability have been assessed by IBAS researchers with some surprise findings.