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Research & Science

BEATING BRAIN CANCER WILL TAKE THE POWER OF INNOVATION

The Mark Hughes Foundation is committed to raising much needed funds to support brain cancer research

Through our affiliations and research partners we are able to have a direct effect on the fight against brain cancer. This Research Centre aims to help researchers collaborate and share their knowledge, and for brain cancer patients to become a bit more informed about the most recent research updates. Our Scientific Committee also evaluate current research studies, in an attempt to direct funds to where they can be of the most benefit.

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OUR Foundation is an exciting step forward for brain cancer research in Australia

The Mark Hughes Foundation is committed to raising much needed funds to support brain cancer research. Through our affiliations and research partners we are able to have a direct effect on the fight against brain cancer.

December 4, 2024

First Participant Milestone in PhD project

James Brown-Miles, a PhD candidate in the MHF Centre for Brain Cancer Research celebrated an important milestone in his study on Wednesday
December 4, 2024

Garry Willgoose PhD Candidate Milestone

Congratulations to Christian Behler, recipient of the MHF Centre for Brain Cancer Research’s Garry Willgoose PhD Scholarship. Today, Christian was confirmed to
October 31, 2024

ABCARA Symposium 2024

This month, the Mark Hughes Foundation was privileged to become the Platinum Sponsor of the Australian Brain Cancer Research Alliance (ABCARA) Symposium
October 24, 2024

Update : Innovation Grants

The 2024 Mark Hughes Foundation Centre for Brain Cancer Research Innovation Grant scheme has been hugely successful, receiving 47 applications from researchers
September 2, 2024

BRAIN CANCER INNOVATION GRANTS ARE NOW OPEN

Grants will be allocated via an open and competitive process. The Mark Hughes Foundation Centre for Brain Cancer Research at The University
July 31, 2024

$1m Mark Hughes Foundation investment to accelerate race to brain cancer cure

The Mark Hughes Foundation (MHF) has today announced a $1m investment to bring two of Australia’s leading brain cancer research centres together

MARK HUGHES FOUNDATION CENTRE FOR BRAIN CANCER RESEARCH

A multi-disciplinary, collaborative research centre which brings together scientists and clinicians, consumers and patient care professionals and builds on the University of Newcastle’s established and dynamic cancer research ecosystem and world-class technology, spaces and infrastructure.

Learn more about our Brain Cancer Research

Our Scientific Committee also evaluate current research studies, in an attempt to direct funds to where they can be of the most benefit.

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