Co-investigators A/Prof Rachel Peters and Dr Melanie Neeland
Murdoch Children's Research Institute, Melbourne.

Dr Brynn Wainstein
Sydney Children’s Hospital and the University of New South Wales

Dr Emily Edwards
Monash University and the team includes researchers from Alfred Health and the Burnet Institute, with collaboration from the patient organisation AusPIPs and the Australian Red Cross

Dr Alisa Kane
St Vincent’s Hospital and will collaborate with the patient organisation Immune Deficiencies Foundation of Australia (IDFA) and colleagues at the University of NSW, the Sydney Children’s Hospital, and the Children’s Hospital at Westmead.

Professor Mimi Tang
Murdoch Children's Research Institute, Melbourne.

Dr Peter Hsu
Children's Hospital at Westmead

A/Professor Katrina Randall
The Canberra Hospital/ANU Medical School

Professor Stuart Tangye
Garvan Institute of Medical Research

A/Professor Cindy Ma
Garvan Institute of Medical Research

A/Prof Kirsten Perrett
Murdoch Children's Research Institute, Melbourne.

Low dose Multi-Nut Oral Immunotherapy (OIT) in Preschoolers (LMNOP) Pilot Study

Dr Catarina Almeida
The University of Melbourne

Altered self-reactivity of CD1d-lipid restricted “Natural Killer T cells” by sulfa-like drugs

Dr William Smith
The Royal Adelaide Hospital

A state-wide survey of patients with Hereditary Angioedema (HAE) in South Australia

Dr Celina Jin
The Royal Melbourne Hospital

Evaluating Vi-polysaccharide vaccine responses in specific antibody deficiency patients receiving immunoglobulin replacement.

Dr Vicki McWilliam
Murdoch Children's Research Institute, Melbourne.

The feasibility of a “milk ladder” approach for the introduction of cow’s milk to infants with mild-moderate IgE mediated cow’s milk allergy - a pilot study

Dr Sidonia Eckle’s research aims to determine if mucosal-associated invariant T cells mediate food allergies.

Dr Rachel Peters is researching if resolution of vitamin D deficiency predicts resolution of food allergy in infants.

Dr Jason Trubiano’s team aims to study high risk drug allergies by building a special registry called AUS-SCAR.

Dr Tri Phan’s research will utilise machine-based learning to improve the diagnosis of primary immunodeficiency.

Dr Samantha Chan’s research aims to improve the utility of next-generation sequencing in Hereditary Angioedema.

Dr Ullah, a respiratory immunologist, is investigating the consequences of allergen exposure in the lungs and the processes that predispose to allergic sensitisation.

Dr Marcia Munoz is undertaking research that could lead to a new treatment for MKD that could revolutionise the lives of children and adults with the disease.

Dr Pravin Hissaria’s team is assessing whether treatment for allergic reactions to Jack Jumper Ant stings, a uniquely Australian problem, is effective.

Dr Sam Mehr’s research involves gaining a better understanding of what genes are switched on in Food Protein Induced Enterocolitis Syndrome (FPIES) reaction.

Dr Peter Hsu is studying how the regulatory part of the immune system develops in healthy children, to research how this may be disturbed in children with allergies.

A/Prof Janet Davies is establishing Australia's first national standardised pollen monitoring program for reliable forecasts of allergenic pollen counts.

Dr Sandip Kamath is researching the cross reactivity of house dust mite allergy and shellfish allergy in children to try to develop a predictive tool.