Our photo tribute to Kay Van Norton Poche AO
Pictures tell a thousand words, and we are proud to share this photo tribute of Kay and her friendship with us over many years.
Vale Kay Van Norton Poche AO
It is with a heavy heart that we notify you that Kay Van Norton Poche AO, one of Melanoma Institute Australia's great friends and committed supporters, passed away on 14 June 2024, following a long illness.
Community Fundraising teamwork and tributes
Read more about the inspiring stories behind our Community Fundraisers. Find out how you can fundraise to support melanoma research, which is also impacting other cancers.
We can’t thank our community fundraisers enough
Read more about the inspiring stories behind the dedication and generosity of our Community Fundraisers. Find out how you can fundraise to support melanoma research, which is also impacting other cancers.
Roadmap Launch Meeting – 14 March 2025
The Roadmap Launch Meeting was held at MIA on 14 March 2025. View the Summary Report of the meeting and watch recording of the meeting introduction.
Our passionate community fundraisers
Read more about the inspiring stories behind the dedication and generosity of our Community Fundraisers. Find out how you can fundraise to support melanoma research, which is also impacting other cancers.
Xinyu (Catherine) Bai
Meet Catherine, a PhD student and researcher at MIA. Catherine's current research focus is "Single Cell Spatial Features of In-Transit Melanoma Associated With Patient Outcomes To Immunotherapy".
Gratitude for our Community Fundraisers!
Read more about the inspiring stories behind the amazing efforts, dedication and generosity of our Community Fundraisers. Find out how you can fundraise to support melanoma research.
Making an impact at ESMO23 in Madrid
Read more about Prof Georgina Long receiving the ESMO Women for Oncology Award 2023, and MIA's significant contribution to cancer research discussions during ESMO23 in Madrid.
Queen’s Birthday Honour for Professor Richard Scolyer
Prof Scolyer has been appointed as an Officer (AO) of the Order of Australia (General Division) for distinguished service to medicine.