-70th-anniversary-events Speaker Series 1 videos: Dr Diana Sarfati, NZ Director-General of Health , cancer

From the health of our babies brains to cancer cures and more, AMRF supports research across the spectrum

$3.5 million – granted annually for a wide range of medical research each year – including dementia, cancers

in infectious diseases, neuroscience (like Parkinsons, dementia, Alzheimer's disease), paediatrics, cancer

graduate who wish to undertake full-time medical research for a PhD in the field of melanoma or other skin cancers

This includes audiology conditions, neurological issues such as dementia and Parkinsons, cancers, bone

meetings, Sydney, Australia, 29 Sept - 1 Oct 2026 2026 Dr Leon (Guo-Liang) Lu ($7,000 – 6626020) Auckland Cancer at the Pre-Congress IMPACT meeting 15 -16 March 2025. 2025 Dr Peter Choi ($3,913 – 6625005) Auckland Cancer Biological Science, The University of Auckland Attendance and presentation at the Queenstown Research Week Cancer rescheduled or alternative conference in 2021). 2020 Dr Euphemia Leung ($ 3,000 – 6620014) Auckland Cancer Congress, Derry, Northern Ireland, 17 – 21 September 2019. 2019 Associate Professor Michael Hay Auckland Cancer

From the health of our babies brains to cancer cures and more, AMRF supports research across the spectrum

Liverpool and the University of Birmingham, Nuala moved to NZ where she initially worked in the Auckland Cancer This includes immune cells for improved cancer-targeting immunotherapies and, in an AMRF funded project NZRP Dr Moana Tercel is a Senior Research Fellow and Associate Director for Research at the Auckland Cancer

From the health of our babies brains to cancer cures and more, AMRF supports research across the spectrum

From the health of our babies brains to cancer cures and more, AMRF supports research across the spectrum

$3.5 million – granted annually for a wide range of medical research each year – including dementia, cancers