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Louise ChengGroup leader and head of the cancer cachexia program What are you researching in lay terms? We work on how cancer causes muscle and fat wasting in patients in advanced cancer, this process is called cancer... Read more

Lucy FoxHaematologist What are you researching in lay terms? Inherited predisposition to blood cancer and bone marrow failure. What motivated you to come and work at Peter Mac? State-of-the-art genomic testing capabilities,... Read more

Marliese AlexanderDeputy Director of Pharmacy / Clinician Researcher What are you researching in lay terms? I'm researching how to improve cancer treatment by making sure each patient gets the right medicine at the right... Read more

Michael DickinsonProfessor, Lead of Aggressive Lymphoma What are you researching in lay terms? I am a clinical researcher, and I am researching new treatments for fast-growing lymphomas, trying to find cures for patients with... Read more

Neda HaghighiRadiation Oncologist - Clinical lead Gamma Knife What are you researching in lay terms? My study relates to patients with secondary brain tumours (brain metastases) from primary solid cancers in the body, who... Read more

Ricky JohnstoneExecutive Director Cancer Research What are you researching in lay terms? I study how genes are switched on and off, in the right time and in the right cells. This is called epigenetics and it controls how... Read more