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News & Stories

News & Stories

News And Stories
Four outstanding researchers were honoured at the annual Hunter Children's Research Foundation Grant Awards ceremony on Friday 1 November. 
Researchers from the University of Newcastle and HMRI’s Cancer Detection and Therapy research program have made a significant breakthrough in understanding HER2-positive breast cancer.
University of Newcastle Professor and HMRI Precision Medicine researcher Matt Dun is about to become one of a handful of Australian Society for Medical Research (ASMR) medallists.
The NHMRC has recently released its Statement on Sex, Gender, Variations of Sex Characteristics and Sexual Orientation in Health and Medical Research.
Rita Hitching has extensive experience using virtual reality (VR) to help US veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder. She says she is hoping that VR will help participants in her study
HIC Services is proud to present The HMRI Art Series Exhibition, combining the precision of science with the creativity of art. This event showcases the latest research from leading HMRI
Breast cancer is the second most commonly diagnosed cancer in Australia, and the most common cancer diagnosed in women. Over the past 10 years, diagnosis has increased by 24%, but
University of Newcastle and Hunter Medical Research Institute Healthy Minds researchers, Dr Dara Sampson and Dr Louise Thornton are launching a mood-tracking app called the MindPulse Program to gather real-time
Newcastle Permanent and the Hunter Medical Research Institute (HMRI) have announced a new partnership, powered by a two-million-dollar donation to advance the impact of medical research, nurture local talent, and
The University of Newcastle will lead a national research program aiming to transform Australia’s healthprevention system and reduce the chronic disease burden. Awarded a $5 million National Health and Medical

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