In a world-first discovery from the @Qld_SBC , doctors can now check hundreds of markers in a single biopsy to show which treatments, like #immunotherapy, #chemotherapy or #radiotherapy, will work best for patients with head and neck #cancer. Learn more

How can you move more with a stoma following #cancer? 🧘‍♀️.A team of leading researchers, funded by WRI are looking to test the feasibility of a telehealth physical activity program to improve exercise uncertainty for people with #stomas. Learn more at 👉

RT @Qld_SBC: 🛫 @aruthak presented at the World Immunotherapy Council (WIC) Asia-Pacific (APAC) Conference, in Singapore this week. A/Prof….

Did you catch the @Qld_SBC on @Channel9?. @aruthak shared an exciting world-first discovery! His team has profiled hundreds of proteins & thousands of gene messages from just a single tissue slide, using samples from 84 patients with head & neck cancer.

RT @Qld_SBC: 🚨Excited to share our latest paper from the #ClinicaloMxLab #QSBC where we spatially resolved >580 proteins in head and neck c….

@Qld_SBC @aruthak @megldono @abcam @bruker @WEHI_research @UQ_News.

Members of WRI had the pleasure of attending the Art of Medicine exhibition at @gabbaart. An inspiring initiative exploring the intersection of science, art, and wellbeing in medicine. We were proud to showcase three high-resolution #spatialbiology images from @Qld_SBC

At WRI, people are at the heart of everything we do 💛This #Queensland #PhilanthropyWeek, we thank our generous donors whose support drives #medicalresearch forward — creating healthier futures, stronger communities, and lasting impact. 🎥 David Sloan @SloanRanger77

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Join WRI as a Clinical Trial Coordinator! 🩺 . This role involves managing multiple clinical trials, as well as facilitating and coordinating both clinical and administrative tasks to ensure patient safety. Learn more and apply 👉

📢 We’re recruiting an Individual Giving & Marketing Manager!. Lead the strategic delivery of integrated fundraising campaigns, drive donor acquisition & retention, & shape our marketing & communications strategy to share the stories behind the science. 🔗

In a feature in @NatureBiotech, @aruthak from the @Qld_SBC , discusses the future of spatial biology and the transformative spatial transcriptomics tools that are hitting the market. Read more . #spatialbiology #spatialmapping #cancerresearch.

Emma is proof that #research isn’t.just about the future —it’s changing lives today. A key part of Emma’s recovery was the EMERALD.Study – a research-backed #telehealth lifestyle program that gave her the support and tools to thrive after #breastcancer.

Happy Clinical Trials Day! 🌟. Today we’re celebrating our incredible Clinical Trials team at WRI — the driving force behind our research into #coeliacdisease, #pulmonaryhypertension, #rarediseases, #cardiology, #criticalcare, #orthopaedics & #neurology.

Associate Professor Gianluigi Li Bassi presented the preliminary results of the AFTERCOR Study at the American Thoracic Society Meeting in San Francisco. Learn more about this comprehensive study here - #covid19 #covidresearch #research

A/Prof Arutha Kulasinghe @aruthak from @Qld_SBC presented his lab's latest research focused on spatial biology and immunotherapy recently at the SelectScience Cancer Research Summit 2025. Listen to his webinar 👂💻 #spatialbiology #cancerresearch.

A scoping review by WRI has raised concerns about the presence of micro & nanoplastics (MNPs) in human cardiovascular tissues. These tiny plastic particles are increasingly being detected in places they shouldn’t be—our blood, heart tissue & arteries.

Did you see @Qld_SBC in the news yesterday? 📰 🔬 The story highlights an innovative study by researchers at WRI, who have uncovered a crucial factor that determines whether patients with head and neck cancer will respond to immunotherapy. Learn more -

RT @Qld_SBC: 🚀The QSBC are so excited to be attending #AACR25 in a few short days! .@aruthak, Dr James Monkman, & @megldono are jetting off….

Shining a light on our PhD Student Kelly McGrath! 🧑‍🎓 Kelly commenced her PhD at @CDUni and WRI in 2025, combining her biomedical and health services research experience to examine factors that affect the management of hard-to-heal or chronic wounds.