Centenary Institute
At the Centenary Institute scientists and clinicians aim to discover improved diagnostics, treatments, and cures for cancer, cardiovascular, immunological and infectious diseases.
Acting as a critical point of contact and intellectual interaction between the University of Sydney and the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, the Institute's research program is focused on a combination of cell biology, molecular medicine and immunology.
Research is carried out by 11 groups: Cancer Drug Resistance, DNA Repair, Gene Therapy, Immune Imaging, Liver Immunobiology, Molecular Cardiology, Mycobacterial, Signal Transduction, Structural Biology, T cell Biology and Vascular Biology.
Centenary researchers have contributed significantly to progress in cancer prevention and treatment, heart disease, infectious and inflammatory diseases, immunology and liver health and disease.