Professor Hubert Hondermarck and his team have obtained evidence showing that nerve cells stimulate the growth of GBM and contribute to the problem of current therapies not working.
Professor Anthony Purcell; Monash University, Victoria and his team are making excellent progress and have completed detailed immunopeptidomes of several patient derived DIPG cell lines and they have identified various classes of antigens.
Professor Michael P. Brown (Centre for Cancer Biology, South Australia) and team has discovered three cell surface molecules that brain tumours may use in their blood vessels to help their growth and survival.
The first role to be recruited into this team will be The Research Development Coordinator...
Recent advances in technology have shown that the traditional ways of classifying brain tumours were only telling part of the story
Mark Hughes Foundation makes $7.5 million funding commitment to the University of Newcastle accelerating brain cancer research.
The Mark Hughes Foundation Brain Biobank is one of the first post-mortem adult brain banks in Australia to operate with protocols specifically developed for brain cancer.
Medical researchers from around Australia, along with people impacted by brain cancer, will benefit from the research grants announced by the Mark Hughes Foundation.
Dr Bardy has successfully obtained three years’ funding for a new brain cancer research project
