Congratulations Associate Prof. Kym Rae who has been announced as the recipient of the 2021 Mater Research’s Outstanding Women Grant which aims to showcase the ingenuity that women bring to research.

World Clinical Trials Day seeks to recognise the doctors, nurses and scientists who conduct clinical trials and thank them for the significant impact they have on improving public health.

Mater Research have proudly supported the Women in Technology Rural, Regional & Remote Award.

Patients with IBD can suffer from uncontrolled inflammation of the gut which can lead to debilitating symptoms such as abdominal pain, diarrhoea and malnutrition due to poor absorption of nutrients.

Since 2006, Smiling for Smiddy has raised over $10 million for world-class research projects at Mater Research in areas of melanoma, prostate, breast and ovarian cancers. 

Good things certainly come in threes for Mater Post-doctoral Research Fellow, Dr Stacey Bartlett. She is celebrating a trifecta of research success.

Dr Schweitzer and his colleague Senior Specialist Respiratory Physician Associate Professor Lucy Burr are collaborating in a study on the effects of Parkinson’s Disease on the brain

Dr Frater’s research, “The Other Half”, will focus on potential interventions for fathers (and partners) experiencing mental health difficulties during or after their partner’s pregnancy.

During a world first therapy, Mater Researcher and Haematologist Professor Maher Gandhi 46-year-old patient Scott Griffiths has been successfully cured of a rare type of lymphoma.

Betty McGrath Grant to help improve newborn pain management outcomes

Advanced Life Support Training for Frontline Healthcare Workers develops from the Betty McGrath Grant

Mater researchers receive generous support to improve the health of preterm babies and reduce the rate of stillbirth across the country.