Past Events

We invite you to join the Centenary Institute’s free interactive online event to hear from Associate Professor Dan Hesselson and Dr Yagiz Alp Aksoy as they share their expert knowledge on how Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming health outcomes. AI has a significant role in improving the future of patient care and quality of life. ...

The 18th Annual NAMe meeting is a two day event designed to highlight emerging research in COPD, Asthma, Fibrosis, Microbiome and Bioinformatics as well as an opportunity to engage with new like-minded collaborators. Connect, Engage, Learn This year’s Meeting, sponsored by AstraZeneca, GSK and Cheisi, will be held at the Centenary Institute on Thursday 10 ...

Take you first step into a career in medical research - come and join us at our Student Open Day.

Join us to hear from some of Centenary's best and brightest scientists.

Dr Tiffen and Dr Tong shared practical knowledge about melanoma of the skin and provided insights into how medical research is improving outcomes for melanoma patients. Preventing and protecting yourself and your loved ones from melanoma should be a life-long commitment, but you cannot do it alone. This is why the Centenary Institute wants to ...

We invite you to join the Centenary Institute’s free interactive online event to hear from Associate Professor Andy Philp and Professor Sue Kurrle AO as they share their expert knowledge on the impact of not being able to include exercise in your life.

The 17th Annual NAMe meeting is a two day event designed to highlight emerging research in asthma and airways and to engage with new like-minded collaborators.

The Centenary Institute will host an Exhibition at Parliament House Sydney showcasing images taken by our scientists as part of their research endeavours that have both scientific significance and are visual masterpieces!  The Scientific Image Prize is an annual internal competition designed to recognise the incredible research of Centenary’s scientists, as well as their artistic ...

Centenary’s Inclusion Gender Equity Program (IGEP) brings an entertaining and exciting half-day event

About the talk: Sudden cardiac arrest in the young (1-50) is a common condition, affecting 3000 Australians nationally with 90% mortality. In Victoria, the End Unexplained Cardiac Death (EndUCD) registry commenced in 2019, with prospective collection of all out-of-hospital cardiac arrests attended by Ambulance Victoria. These cardiac arrests have comprehensive adjudication against hospital and forensic data, ...

This year’s Meeting sponsored by AstraZeneca and GSK, will be held at the Centenary Institute on Thursday 17 and Friday 18 November.

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