The South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI), fondly known as the ‘Cheesegrater’ due to its distinctive building, marks its 10th anniversary this year.
Located on North Terrace, this iconic building has been the epicentre of groundbreaking medical research for a decade. And now you get a chance to look inside.
Inside the ‘Cheesegrater,’ a dedicated team of over 700 researchers tirelessly work towards understanding the intricacies of various medical conditions.
Their collaborative efforts span across four primary areas: delving into the diverse responses to cancers and their treatments, enhancing the health and wellbeing of women and families, ensuring every child achieves their maximum potential, addressing health challenges that come with ageing, and striving to bridge the health disparity faced by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
For those curious about the wonders within the ‘Cheesegrater,’ SAHMRI is hosting a free ‘A Window on SAHMRI Open Day’ on Sunday, November 26, starting at 10 am. This is a unique opportunity to take a look at the range of research being conducted in Adelaide by some of the world’s top researchers.
Attendees can embark on 30-minute guided tours, engage in interactive activities at the expo, and learn more about research spanning cancer, diabetes, heart disease, Aboriginal health, allergies, healthy ageing, paediatric health, and much more.
SAHMRI stands out not just for its state-of-the-art facilities but also for its commitment to translating research into real-world applications. This includes the development of life-saving medications, shaping healthcare policies based on evidence, and refining clinical practices.
The institute’s independence is its strength. At its core, SAHMRI’s mission is to alleviate human suffering by finding innovative solutions to medical challenges. The goal is clear: to ensure every individual doesn’t just live longer but lives better.
The world-renowned facilities at SAHMRI attract global scientific talent. These experts contribute to pioneering research and play a crucial role in mentoring the next generation of scientists, ensuring SAHMRI’s legacy as a frontrunner in medical research.
As the institute celebrates this significant milestone, it reaffirms its commitment to pushing the boundaries in medical research, aiming to address the pressing health challenges of our times.
SAHMRI OPEN DAY
Where: SAHMRI
When: Saturday 26th November from 10am
For more details about the Open Day and to delve deeper into the world of SAHMRI, click here.
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