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Beat Cancer Project
Over the next five years, Cancer Council SA will provide SAHMRI with $2 million per year to fund Cancer Council SA’s current and future cancer research infrastructure, fellowship and grants program. This significant investment will also be matched by SA Health, resulting in a doubling of funds for cancer research in South Australia over the next five years.
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Building a world class facility
A new $200 million health and medical ‘flagship’ research facility is being built alongside the new Royal Adelaide Hospital in the city’s West End.
The concept designs for the South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute's (SAHMRI) home on North Terrace have been released by the Prime Minister, Premier Mike Rann and Health Minister John Hill.
SAHMRI MAKES PROGRESS
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SAHMRI's Executive Director Professor Steve Wesselingh speaks about current developments and next steps for South Australia's new flagship research institute in Adelaide
THINKING BEHIND THE DESIGN
SAHMRI / Architect from Benjamin Fleming on Vimeo.
Thomas Masullo, Principal, Woods Bagot, and Professor Steve Wesselingh, SAHMRI’s Executive Director discuss the innovative design of the new SAHMRI facility under construction on North Terrace in Adelaide.
SAHMRI ON THE STREETS
SAHMRI / Vox Pops from Benjamin Fleming on Vimeo.
SAHMRI took to the streets to see what South Australians really thought. From a tropical fish to a SANFL team, the answers given when asked "What is SAHMRI," were... colourful. Nevertheless, the benefits that this flagship health and medical research institute will bring to South Australia are undeniable. Watch the video here.
Watch a video fly through of SAHMRI
The vision for the SAHMRI evolved as a direct result of the extensive consultation process that contributed to the development of the concept design for the new headquarters on Adelaide's North Terrace.
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