HMRI is committed to improving the wellbeing of humanity through health and medical research.

We are contributing valuable knowledge and expertise towards improving our understanding of diseases and conditions that touch the lives of people known to each of us. These include cancer, heart disease, asthma, mental illness, premature birth and stroke.

HMRI researchers are at the cutting edge of research, having been recognised nationally and internationally for significant discoveries that are changing the way we deliver health care.

HMRI is a modern institute with research programs operating across multiple sites, united by a shared management structure, resources and philosophy.

Scientists, researchers, clinicians, policy makers, civic and business communities are working together to enhance our research capacity, bringing health outcomes to the community faster.

HMRI receives infrastructure funding through the NSW Health Research and Development Infrastructure Grants Program. This funding has been used to support essential research infrastructure in the form of staff salaries, equipment and facilities and has resulted in an enhancement of our research capacity, greater commercial and employment opportunities and better health care.