IBAS brings together researchers, educators and clinicians with a passion for developing a greater understanding of breathing and sleep. All IBAS Personnel are ultimately aiming to reduce the prevalence of disorder and improve the lives of those affected.
| Administrators | Administrators support either specific projects or the central work of the Institute. |
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| Fellows | IBAS Fellows are those engaged in self-initiated research/education consistent with the aims of IBAS. They are at a level to take full scientific and ethical responsibility for a project. |
| Project Staff | Project Staff are involved with the day to day running of projects. |
| Students | Students bring their ideas and enthusiasm to projects whilst achieving the goals of their study, whether at the level of PhD, MD, Masters, Honours or undergraduate study. |
| Associates | IBAS Associates are clinicians who are either involved with research/education within their clinical role or are interested in doing so in the future. |
| Alumni | IBAS is proud to have Alumni - people formally involved who wish to maintain their association and support for the Institute. |
| Austin Administrators | Austin Administrator |
| Drsm Registrars | DRSM Registrar |
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FINALLY, AFTER MUCH DEMAND, IBAS IS NOW ON TWITTER!
Many have asked, when will IBAS be on Twitter. We are happy to announce that IBAS is finally there!
DO YOU HAVE SPINAL CORD INJURY? TIRED? GET TREATED!
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