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The Walter and Eliza Hall Institute newsletter Illuminate will keep you up-to-date with our latest achievements in medical research and also track the progress of our building expansion project.

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Illuminate, Issue 10, December 2011
  • Institute director Professor Doug Hilton reflects on the past year at the institute
  • Professor Andreas Strasser awarded 2011 Victoria Prize
  • $1 million Gates Foundation grant for development of malaria vaccine
  • Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the discovery of the function of the thymus by Professor Jacques Miller
  • Burrowing into the scabies genome
  • Survival protein's surprise structure
  • Chemotherapy and blood clotting
  • Staff profile: Postdoctoral researcher Dr Zhi-Ping Feng
  • Staff profile: Postgraduate student Mr James McCoy
  • Acknowledging our donor and bequestor community
Illuminate, Issue 9, September 2011
  • Institute director Professor Doug Hilton reveals his thoughts on the future of science in Australia
  • Dr Stephen Nutt awarded $200,000 to study genetic causes of multiple myeloma
  • Anti-cancer agents show promise for breast cancers
  • Wallaby genome sequence reveals new human gene
  • PhD researcher Lina Happo named 2011 Fresh Scientist for her research identifying genes essential for effective cancer therapy
  • Gene ‘switch’ clues for immune cell function
  • Worm ‘cell death’ discovery has potential for treating deadly parasite
  • Staff profile: Postdoc researcher Dr Andrew Webb
  • Staff profile: Postgraduate student Ms Lucie Rankin
  • Bequestor profile: Mrs Pamela Holliday and Mrs Elizabeth Jenkins
Illuminate Issue 8, June 2011 Illuminate, Issue 8, June 2011
  • Institute director Professor Doug Hilton discusses the Discoveries Need Dollars campaign
  • AAS Fellowship for biochemist Dr Colin Ward appointed to the Australian Academy of Science
  • Coeliac disease vaccine trial’s promising results
  • VESKI Fellowship award to structural biologist Dr Matthew Call
  • Malaria researcher Professor Alan Cowman inducted to Royal Society
  • Evidence that nasal vaccine could prevent diabetes
  • Ovarian cancer drug prolongs remission
  • Institute legends honoured
  • Staff profile: Laboratory head Paul Ekert
  • Student profile: Jessica Moffatt
Illuminate Issue 7, March 2011
Illuminate, Issue 7, March 2011
  • Institute director Professor Doug Hilton discusses discusses the need to campaign for research funding
  • A $100,000 Pearl scholarship goes to malaria research
  • Is boosting the immune response key to HIV cure?
  • Blood stem cells study opens up potential new avenues for disease treatment
  • A $975,000 Viertel fellowship for leading cancer researcher
  • Malaria parasite caught red-handed invading cells
  • Erg gene key to blood stem cell renewal could offer new opportunities for therapeutic treatments
  • Staff profile: Senior postdoctoral fellow Toula Bouras
  • Student profile: Postgraduate student Oliver Clarke

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