AAMRI

The Association of Australian Medical Research Institutes (AAMRI) is the peak body for 37 independent, accredited research institutes. AAMRI institutes are a key component of Australia's health system. Our members are not-for-profit organisations, with both hospital and university affiliations. AAMRI members are recognised leaders in health and medical research and our research is cited almost twice as frequently as other research sectors.

 The AAMRI Annual Dinner and AGM will be held on the 8th and 9th November. For more details please click here.

 

News
Emerging models of human disease symposium

The Emerging Models of Human Disease meeting, featuring renowned international and national speakers, is to be held at the ANZAC Research Institute (Sydney), 27th August, 2010.

16/07/2010
Medical research institutes face cuts

The Australian Higher Education Supplement featured an article regarding the funding issues surrounding the indirect costs of research for institutes.

09/06/2010
Australian Innovation System report 2010 released

DIISR have released the first Australian Innovation System Report 2010, part of a new annual series of reports on the performance of Australia’s national innovation system. Projects from the Murdoch Childrens Research Institute and the Menzies School of Health Research are profiled in the report.

28/05/2010
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Discoveries
Colony Stimulating factors (CFSs) which control white blood cell formation promote recovery from cancer treatment
The Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research and the Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research discovered Colony Stimulating factors (CFSs) which control white blood cell formation promote recovery from cancer treatment and severe infections.
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