It is with great sadness that we share the news of the untimely passing of our friend, colleague, mentor and collaborator, Professor John Hopper AM, who led our MyBRISK Centre of Research Excellence. He has been researching breast cancer at the University of Melbourne since the early 1990s. As Head of the University’s Breast Cancer… Continue reading Vale Professor John Hopper AM
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Conference Program: Online Delegates
Dear delegates By now you will be aware that we cancelled yesterday, Tuesday, conference proceedings. We are deeply saddened to share the news that Professor John Hopper AM tragically passed away Monday night. This has been a shock to us all and we are mourning the loss of a great friend and colleague. As a… Continue reading Conference Program: Online Delegates
Conference Program: In-Person Delegates
Dear delegates By now you will be aware that we cancelled Day 1, Tuesday 29th conference proceedings. We are deeply saddened to share the news that Professor John Hopper AM tragically passed away on Monday night. This has been a shock to us all and we are mourning the loss of a great friend and… Continue reading Conference Program: In-Person Delegates
MyBrisk eNews May 2024
Upcoming conferences, grant successes, researcher awards and newly released publications are some of the highlights in the October 2024 issue of MyBRISK eNews.
NBCF awards $1.5 million grant to breast screening
MyBRISK’s Professor John Hopper has been working in the BRAIx program, with partners St Vincent’s Institute of Medical Research, BreastScreen Victoria, St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne, and the Australian Institute of Machine Learning at the University of Adelaide, that is jointly developing AI models to improve breast cancer screening. Professor Hopper and colleagues have recently discovered a new… Continue reading NBCF awards $1.5 million grant to breast screening
MyBRISK announces latest research grant recipients
MyBRISK Centre of Research Excellence congratulates the three recipients of its second round of research grants: (left to right) Professor Rik Thompson, Professor Enes Makalic, and Associate Professor Wendy Ingham. MyBRISK CI: Professor Rik Thompson, Queensland University of TechnologyProject: Improved heparinase inhibitors to reduce mammographic density to enhance mammography and/or reduce breast cancer riskCollaborators: Konstantin Momot, Thomas… Continue reading MyBRISK announces latest research grant recipients
MyBRISK eNews October 2023
Grant successes, researcher awards, and newly released publications are some of the highlights in the October issue of MyBRISK eNews.
June eNews 2023
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Spotlight: Dr Osamah Al-qershi
Dr Osamah Al-qershi is a Research Fellow, Artificial Intelligence, at the University of Melbourne’s School of Population and Global Health. He explains how he is working with MyBRISK Centre of Research Excellence. What is the purpose of your research with MyBRISK CRE? I’m researching breast cancer, specifically focusing on how artificial intelligence (AI) can help… Continue reading Spotlight: Dr Osamah Al-qershi
Holistic approach to breast cancer screening
The way Australian women are screened for breast cancer could be fundamentally changed, thanks to a new NHMRC Centre for Research Excellence launched today at the University of Melbourne. The My Breast cancer RISK Centre (MyBRISK) will apply a holistic risk-based approach to breast cancer screening by considering multiple aspects of a woman’s risk of… Continue reading Holistic approach to breast cancer screening