
Come dive into the world of cool cells and neurons.
This exhibition is hosted by Monash University GIN Program – a research initiative bringing together experts in gastroenterology, immunology and neuroscience who are passionate about improving our understanding of the connection between the gut, the immune system and the brain (also known as the gut-immune-brain axis) and how it shapes health.
This exhibition explores this important axis through stunning microscopic images. You will learn about how this interconnected system is responsible for 90% of chronic health conditions.
While this event is free, community visitors need to book a time to visit as you will need access to the venue.
Hours 
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Fri 8 Aug |
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Mon 11 Aug |
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Tue 12 Aug |
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Wed 13 Aug |
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Thu 14 Aug |
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Fri 15 Aug |
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Location 
Alfred Innovation & Education Hub
80 Commercial Rd
Melbourne 3004
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