MIA research wins Cancer Institute of NSW ‘Wildfire Highly Cited Publication’
Cited an incredible 427 times around the world, showing its vital role in improving outcomes for people with advanced melanoma.
Prof Scolyer receives UTAS Alumni Award
The 'Distinguished Alumni Award' from University of Tasmania honours the exceptional impact of his work around the world.
Medical Directors receive USYD VC’s Award
The 'Outstanding Research Award' recognises their life-saving discoveries transforming melanoma patient care.
Prof Georgina Long awarded 2021 Ramaciotti Medal
The award recognises her pioneering work in immunotherapy in melanoma, transforming the care of patients worldwide.
MIA researchers on Highly Cited 2021 List
The highly anticipated annual list is the “who’s who” of the scientific elite from across the globe.
Skin surveillance saves lives from melanoma
New research shows routine skin checks by a health professional, plus checking your own skin, are vital in saving lives from melanoma.
A paradigm shift in melanoma treatment
Drug therapy looks set to become the standard treatment for high-risk early stage melanoma patients.
Prof Georgina Long AO awarded AAHMS Medal
“The future looks bright – I truly believe that we will get to zero deaths from melanoma with the trajectory we’re following.”
Honouring Ben’s life by supporting the next generation of melanoma researchers
The Garrow family honour their dearly loved family member Ben with the Ben Garrow PhD Scholarship.
MIA’s Annual Research Retreat 2021
The Retreat shared highlights from MIA-led research activities. Despite COVID research has continued unabated.