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Empowering researchers, transforming lives

Watch the videos from AMRF's 70th anniversary speaker series

In 2025, AMRF proudly marks 70 years of funding groundbreaking medical research, marking the awarding of over $100,000,000 to dedicated medical and health science researchers.

Our 70th year will feature a three-part speaker series in February, May, and August in Auckland. These events will showcase leading medical researchers who have made a significant difference in their fields.

Dr Diana Sarfati NZ Director-General of Health, cancer epidemiologist, and eminent health services researcher
Distinguished Professor Dame Jane Harding a world leader in neonatal research and clinical practice
Dr Richard Frith neurologist and clinical neurophysiologist who introduced the first CPAP machine here
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Professor John Windsor an acclaimed pancreatic surgeon, researcher and entrepreneur
A/Prof Gary Cheung & Dr Rosemary Frey experts in the End-of-Life Choice Act 2019 and improving palliative care
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A/Prof Amy Chan a leader in respiratory health research using digital technology and big data
Dr Tim Angeli-Gordon an expert in gastrointestinal physiology developing diagnostic devices andinterventional therapeutics for GI disorders.
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Professor Donna Rose Addis New Zealand-born cognitive neuroscientist, renowned for her work in neuroimaging and neuropsychology, linked to memory and aging, and the first Samoan neuroscientist in history
Professor Robert Gourdie a NZ-educated scientist and internationally acclaimed cell biologist specialising in cardiovascular and biotech innovations
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