Research
Research Funded
The Foundation provides funding for basic and translational research, clinical trials in Australia and New Zealand, national and international scientific meetings, laboratory equipment and PhD scholarships to train the next generation of scientists.

Research Grant Recipients
Projects encompass basic and translational research. Basic research increases our understanding of the disease and provide insight for new treatment strategies. Translational projects evaluate and prepare scientific discoveries for clinical use. Novel ideas are encouraged and funding for promising research is extended.

Conferences
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International Brain Cancer Symposium – 2019, 2021, 2023, 2025
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Cell Signalling and Therapeutic Implications – 2019, 2023, 2025
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Childhood Cancer Research Symposiu – 2017, 2018, 2019
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International Brain Tumour Research Summit – 2024, 2025

Collaborations

The Isabella and Marcus Foundation is a member of the International DIPG/DMG Collaborative, one of over 25 like-minded charities around the world that collaborate to fund DIPG/DMG projects. The annual contribution from the Isabella and Marcus Foundation supports the bi-annual conference and Australian research that is funded through the collective.


PhD Scholarships
PhD scholarships are science apprenticeships. Under the guidance of experienced supervisors, graduate students are taught how to conduct scientific studies, develop the technical skills of laboratory research, how to interpret scientific papers and prepare their own research for publication, and how to communicate their research effectively to other scientists and the wider community.
Contact Us
Email:
info@isabellaandmarcusfoundation.org
Khush De Rose: 0434 430 035
Daniela Ruberto: 0412 339 673
For media enquiries:
Robert De Rose: 0422 625 913
Address
4 Stephen Rd,
Dandenong South,
Victoria 3175
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