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A cancer drug from the sea
It is known that white blood cells called T cells can kill tumour cells. Vaccines tha...
Mentoring the next generation of immunologists
In comparison to international research organisations such as the National Institutes...
Wellington Friends Winter Cocktail Party
The very impressive Premier House was the setting for a recent fundraising event orga...
Media Release: $4.5 million investment into development of c...
Treating cancer patients with a vaccine is one step closer to reality as a result of ...
Malaghan PhD student Janice Cheng shines in 3 Minute Thesis ...
We are very proud to announce that one of our up-and-coming young scientists, Ms Jani...
Media release: Reduce, reuse, recycle targeting the three ...
Solid tumours such as brain tumours are highly resistant to chemotherapy and radiatio...
Rotorua Aikido Club honours Adam Cooper
The Institute recently received a donation in support of our cancer research, from th...
Introducing a new look for the Malaghan Institute
This month the Malaghan Institute of Medical Research launches a new look for its bra...
Celebrating Day of Immunology 2011
Since 2005, the 29th of April has marked Day of Immunology in many countries across t...
Plagues and Pestilence Quiz Nite - A FREE event to celebrate...
REGISTRATIONS FOR THE QUIZ ARE NOW CLOSED. What: Plagues and Pestilence Quiz NiteWh...