Hadassah Australia Medical Research Collaboration (HAMRC)

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Donations can be used to provide seed-funding for translational research and clinical projects for accelerating the discoveries of new cures. Your gift enables important medical research with the aim of improving the quality of life for future generations. Read more

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Your philanthropic gift can be used to provide seed-funding for translational research and clinical projects for accelerating the discoveries of new cures. Read more
About us

The HAMRC Foundation is a bold new initiative – a multi-centred collaborative research model that brings together the brightest minds from Israel’s Hadassah Hospital and leading research institutions in Australia and internationally to solve some of the most intractable health problems facing the world today. Read more

HAMRC exists to deliver breakthrough treatments and cures for many of the major diseases that impact humanity by facilitating innovative biomedical research collaborations between the Hadassah Medical Organisation in Jerusalem and medical research institutions in Australia.

Vision, mission, purpose

The HAMRC Foundation links the brightest researchers at Hadassah Hospital in Israel with their colleagues in Australia in order to solve the most pressing health issues facing the world.

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Our research focus for philanthropic funding covers vitally important projects that have the potential to create effective treatments and discover cures.

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