Sydney Catalyst is a multi-disciplinary, multi-institutional endeavour established with core funding from the Cancer Institute NSW and based at the University of Sydney.
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The consortium brings together teams of clinicians and researchers from ~30 member organisations across NSW with the purpose of facilitating the rapid translation of scientific discoveries into clinical policy and practice to improve patient outcomes.
Sydney Catalyst aims to improve health outcomes for people affected by cancer through a comprehensive translational research program.
Symposia
The Garvan Auditorium
Sydney Catalyst look forward to welcoming you to the 2019 International Translational Cancer Research Symposium, held at the Garvan Institute of Medical Research. S...
Chris O'Brien Lifehouse
Join us at the Postgraduate and Early Career Researcher Symposium on 26 June 2019. Registration Abstract Submission - Closed ...
Registrations are now open! Presented by the Cancer Research Network, you are invited to the: Artificial Intelligence in Cancer Care Symposium The event is co-chaired by Professor Nehmat Houssa...
Newsletters
Abstract submission for the Sydney Catalyst International Translational Cancer Researcher Symposium closes on 12 May. We encourage members to submit their research for inclusion in the p...
News Articles
Professors Jane Phillips and Phil Hogg share their wisdom on how to work towards a successful research career. Understand the policy context. Ensure you understand how the research wi...
The National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) has awarded eighteen Sydney Catalyst members over $12 million in funding to support their cancer research projects. Inclu...
In 2018, Sydney Catalyst launched a new podcast series, "Cataysis", discussing important issues in the cancer space, from the controversial to the common sense. With eight episodes n...