The Ingham Institute for Applied Medical Research conducts world-class medical research. Founded by the community for the community, our award-winning researchers are dedicated to finding better ways to improve health. The Institute’s research teams are focused on exploring new medical approaches across its five research streams. These include: Cancer, Clinical Science (comprising Cardiovascular Disease, Diabetes and Infectious and Inflammatory Diseases), Population & Health Services, Injury and Rehabilitation and Mental Health. Here, we are at the forefront of the most advanced medical breakthroughs and clinical discoveries and are committed to saving and improving lives. All of the Institute’s medical research programs have a translational focus. This means that results from the laboratory are transformed into direct health benefits in the form of new treatments and standards of care for local, national and international communities. The Ingham Institute comprises a state of the art research precinct located in Liverpool NSW and includes a Research Building , a Clinical Skills & Simulation Centre and a Research Bunker containing the MRI-Linac, a unique cancer therapy technology is an Australian-first. It was founded by one of Australia’s most respected philanthropists Bob Ingham AO and is further supported by Mary Fairfax AC, OBE. As a charitable organisation, we are reliant on public donations and fundraising to enable our researchers to continue their vital work.