Centenary Institute researcher Dr Aster Pijning, from the Centre for Cancer Innovations, has received a 2026 Professor Heimburger Award, which will support her research into why some people experience unexplained bleeding.

The Centenary Institute’s When Art Meets Science exhibition returned to Government House Sydney this year, as part of the Sydney Open program, giving visitors the opportunity to explore one of the city’s most iconic buildings while discovering the visual side of medical research. At the event, over 2,000 visitors viewed striking scientific images captured by ...

The Centenary Institute has established four new research laboratories, broadening its capabilities across the areas of infection and immunity, respiratory disease and biomedical artificial intelligence (AI).

Two Centenary Institute researchers have received scholarship funding to support work exploring new approaches to understanding inflammation and the immune system, with the aim of improving disease treatment.