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Switching off 鈥渏umping genes鈥 to outsmart resistant breast cancer
Breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer among women in Australia, with more than 21,000 new cases each year.聽 Around 70 per cent of these cancers are oestrogen receptor鈥損ositive (ER+), a type that often responds well to hormone-based treatments.
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Global engagement in action: Suzanne鈥檚 research exchange sparks future collaborations
, a PhD student in the Prostate Cancer Research Group at the South Australian immunoGENomics Cancer Institute (SAiGENCI), is advancing the search for new biomarkers in prostate cancer through international collaboration.
Breakthroughs in ubiquitin biology highlighted at inaugural Australian Ubiquitin Summit
The inaugural Lorne Ubiquitin聽, held from 16-20 of November in Lorne, Victoria, brought together leading scientists, clinicians, and industry innovators to explore one of the most dynamic areas of modern biomedical research:聽 ubiquitin biology and targeted protein degradation (TPD).
SAiGENCI welcomes 2025/26 Summer Research cohort
SAiGENCI kicked off it鈥檚 2025/26 summer research program with a morning tea last week, celebrating the arrival of this year鈥檚 students.
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Viertel Fellowship for innovative cancer epigentic leader
University of Adelaide cancer epigenetics and 3D genome biology expert Dr Joanna Achinger-Kawecka has been awarded a 2025 Sylvia and Charles Viertel Senior Medical Research Fellowship.
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Professor Jose Polo elected Fellow of the Australian Academy of Health and Medical Sciences (AAHMS)
SAiGENCI are proud to announce Professor Jose Polo has been elected as Fellow of the Australian Academy of Health and Medical Sciences (AAHMS).聽
Outcome of the inaugural Professor Abdi Cancer Research Funding Initiative
SAiGENCI is thrilled to share the exciting outcome of our inaugural Professor Abdi Cancer Research Funding Initiative.聽 This initiative is made possible by the generous donation from Professor Abdi, and the tremendous effort of everyone who have contributed to our philanthropic activities.聽 This round drew a large number of outstanding applications, making the selection process highly competitive.
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Winning the 鈥榗hess鈥 game against cancer
How a powerful computer modelling approach could predict cancer鈥檚 鈥渘ext move鈥 when faced with targeted treatments.
Legacy of love, precision and purpose
Dr Leon Pitchon FRCS (Edin), FRCS (Eng), FRACS (MBBS 1959) describes himself as lucky. Born and raised in Cairo, Egypt and of Russian and Spanish ancestry, his family migrated to Australia when he was just fourteen years old. He reflects with deep gratitude on a life of opportunity, purpose 鈥 and, more recently, philanthropy.聽
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