Join our virtual session on Sept. 24 for @Sydney_Uni students & future students interested in a career in medical research. Register: https://t.co/7UnWvbfhxp Explore #honours, #masters & #PhD opportunities at Centenary: https://t.co/jdI67RSp2A @JessTiffen @nickpearcemanly

The Centenary Institute & @CureTheFuture announce a new philanthropic partnership to accelerate research into life-changing treatments for rare genetic diseases and cancers. https://t.co/iCbH2Zuu1i #MedicalResearch #CentenaryInstitute #CureTheFuture

A new study - with the Centenary Institute's Executive Director Professor Marc Pellegrini as senior author - has identified that existing #HIV drugs can reduce transmission of the #HTLV-1 virus in mice, a first step toward possible treatment. Read more:  https://t.co/mkp3hiAzF8

Microscope Monday! 🔬 This image entitled 'Waves of Positivity' was submitted by Jade Boland in our 2020 image competition. Description: In red you can see the outer lining of the #gallbladder, and in green is the mucosal folds within the gallbladder. #medicalresearch

Researchers at Centenary & @Sydney_Uni continue to work to combat #COVID19 & have a new vaccine candidate showing strong protection against multiple variants as the virus continues to evolve. #CentenaryInsitute #MedicalResearch #Covid #COVIDVACCINE https://t.co/xgWyhY7lja

Congratulations to @SethDevanshi who has been selected amongst the next cohort of @wildforstem leaders stepping into Board X Observerships - a unique opportunity designed to build boardroom capability and confidence for women and non-binary leaders in STEM. @ScienceAU

Scientists from the Centenary Institute & @Sydney_Uni have made a landmark discovery that advances scientific understanding of how therapeutic viruses interact with human cells. https://t.co/KXQ7YvQ9o9 @syd_health @tourdecure_aus @nhmrc @CureTheFuture @NSWHealth @dhungel_bijay

Microscope Monday! This image entitled 'The Surface of Venus' was submitted by PhD student Cecy Xi in our 2020 Scientific Image Competition. This is a liver section stained with hematoxylin and eosin. The large circles are fat droplets. Magnification 100x #CentenaryInstitute

Microscope Monday! This image entitled 'Ice Flower' was submitted by Emma Zhang in our 2020 'When Art Meets Science' image competition. The image depicts E. coli bacteria growing in a dish, demonstrating a crystal-like structure, similar to frost formed in a window.

#NAIDOCWeek celebrations will be held across Australia from 6-13 July 2025 to celebrate & recognise the history, culture & achievements of Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander peoples. At Centenary we also celebrate the First Nations people as the first scientists of this nation.

Microscope Monday! Description: "During the bushfires, when Sydney was covered in smoke... so was our Institute - outside and INSIDE!!! Once I realised that - I realised that the smoke would have made things visible, which normally are not - our lasers!" #CentenaryInstitute

Microscope Monday! This is a microscopic image of a liver during a viral infection. White blood cells are accumulating around blood vessels of the liver. The structural fibres that surround the blood vessels of the liver light up when excited by the microscope laser (blue).

Congratulations to Professor Mark Gorrell from the Centenary Institute’s Centre for Cancer Innovations, who has been awarded a Springer Nature Editorial Contribution Award celebrating his outstanding editorial work for the journal Scientific Reports. More: https://t.co/Ino2SlYZNC

On 13th June researchers from our Centre for Rare Diseases & Gene Therapy volunteered at the @tourdecure_aus Snow Ball gala event. Since 2007, Tour de Cure has raised in excess of $150M & funded more than 1200 cancer projects leading to 197 significant scientific breakthroughs.

Microscope Monday! This image entitled 'Cascade' was submitted by Jonathan Teo in our 2020 "When Art Meets Science" competition. In this particular lobe of the brain, the arbour vitae points downwards, resembling a deluge cascading over the edge of a waterfall.

Our translation & commercialisation office works closely with Centenary scientists to progress research discoveries towards the development of new treatments. To see the innovations and opportunities in our life saving research go to: https://t.co/lxrGSLZUTt

Congratulations to Dr Seaky Lim from our Centre for Cardiovascular Research who has been awarded a NSW CVRN Research Innovation Grant for her project that aims to develop a new patient-specific in vitro model to study the genetic drivers of arrhythmogenic cardiomyopathy.

The Centenary Institute has hosted the 2025 Annual Research Symposium of the ‘Centre of Research Excellence in Tuberculosis Elimination (TB-CRE)’. The symposium focused on efforts tackling TB across Australia and the Indo-Pacific region. #TB #TBCRE https://t.co/YPFiaKoLcm

Researchers from the #CentenaryInstitute have uncovered a reason why some people with #haemophiliaA develop resistance to their critical treatment, paving the way for the development of more effective therapies. @AsterPijning https://t.co/3v0Gg5OHvi

On Thursday 29 & Friday 30 May, The Centenary Institute will be the host venue for The TB CRE (Tuberculosis Centre of Research Excellence) Annual Research Symposium. We invite you to be part of a groundbreaking event focused on tackling tuberculosis #TB https://t.co/riXlUQMwMU