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PolyU announces “PolyU Top 10 Research & Innovation Stories of the Year”; Showcasing impactful research driving Hong Kong’s high-quality development
Snow Medical invests $24 million in three new research fellows, strengthening NSW’s biomedical research leadership
UK cancer scientists uncover genetic clues as to what drives tumour growth
Precision medicine helps more patients receive a genetic diagnosis
Large mapping of hereditary differences in the immune system
Unusual tumor cells may be overlooked factors in advanced breast cancer
New ALF Grant Boosts Cluster Headache Research
Helping mothers with epilepsy take life-saving medication without fear of birth defects
New Equipment Brings Cancer’s Complexity Into Focus
‘Personal lives’ of lung cancer cells help predict response to treatment
Uni of Newcastle professor awarded cutting-edge precision cancer tool as part of $1.8m NSW Government grants
Uni of Newcastle professor awarded cutting-edge precision cancer tool as part of $1.8m NSW Government grants
Electronic Informed Consent in Research on Rare Diseases
Bill Gates Visits KI’s Alzheimer’s Researchers
Discovery illuminates how inflammatory bowel disease promotes colorectal cancer
HKUST President Prof. Nancy IP Engages in Global Dialogues at Davos 2026 on Neuroscience, University Leadership, and the Future of Research
Unlocking new pathways to help Australians with severe breathing illness
New method predicts asthma attacks up to five years in advance
Record Donation For Point-of-care Cancer Research At KI
Pre-cancerous states identified in seemingly normal aging tissues
Whole-genome Sequencing May Optimize PARP Inhibitor Use
Time Of Day Link To Heart Surgery Outcomes Likely
13 HKUST Research Projects Secure Top Funding from RGC Collaborative Research Fund and Research Impact Fund
Clues to Alzheimer’s disease may be hiding in our ‘junk’ DNA
Over SEK 35 million for research on childhood cancer at KI
Karolinska Institutet involved in Sweden’s largest excellence cluster initiative
AI’s errors may be impossible to eliminate – what that means for its use in health care
Richard Rosenquist Brandell received recognition as Pharmaceutical Profile of the Year
UNSW Wins Five Royal Society Of NSW Awards
World-class facility to drive breakthrough cancer treatments
KI researcher awarded Prince Daniel’s Grant for groundbreaking heart research
Grants to KI from the Swedish Heart-Lung Foundation for tuberculosis research
HKUST Collaborates with Huashan Hospital and Ruijin Hospital to Advance Medical Research and Nurture Innovative Clinical Scientists
MRIs Reveal Genetic Clues In Cerebral Palsy
Minister Lotta Edholm Visits KI
Success for UOC researchers in Canterbury Medical Research Foundation Grants
Genes May Predict Suicide Risk In Depression
Unlocking key insights into gene expression using a novel mouse model
73 million SEK from the Swedish Cancer Society to MEB researchers
Researchers at MMK awarded grants by the Swedish Cancer Society
Over SEK 90 million awarded to OnkPat researchers by the Swedish Cancer Society
A family history of heart disease is linked to a specific protein pattern in the blood
SEK 42 million in research funding awarded to OnkPat researchers by the Swedish Research Council
Banking on a cure: Hudson Living Biobank receives funding boost
Four subgroups of PCOS open up for individualised treatment
KFSHRC Launches the First Facility for Gene and Cell Therapy Manufacturing in Saudi Arabia
HKUST AI System Delivers Comprehensive Cancer Diagnosis
When Healing Turns Harmful: Adrenal Support Cells Tied To Cancer Origin