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Meet the team: Gemma Little
Some of the best research comes from the sharing of ideas, skills and experiences. Between scientists, between facilities – and between countries.
Assoc Prof Lining (Arnold) Ju awarded prestigious ARC grant to establish new ‘single-molecule’ facility
Congratulations to Assoc Prof Lining (Arnold) Ju for successfully securing a Linkage Infrastructure, Equipment and Facilities (LIEF) grant from the Australian Research Council (ARC).
Mentoring the next generation of scientists
Recently, ten bright young researchers from New Zealand took part in a summer scholarship at the HRI to get hands-on experience in our world-class laboratory facilities and to be mentored by leaders in the cardiovascular disease research field. They share their experiences here.
Take a 3D tour of the Institute
Get a behind-the-scenes look at our cutting-edge research.
Benefits
At the Heart Research Institute we offer a range of rewards and benefits to all staff.
HRI: A modern workplace for collaboration
The Heart Research Institute is proud to be featured at Microsoft Inspire 2018 as an organisation that has digitally transformed into a modern workplace, enabling it to stay at the leading edge of cardiovascular research.
HRI UK funds cutting-edge microscopes
The generosity of HRI UK supporters has enabled the purchase of two cutting-edge microscopes that will help speed our cardiovascular disease research to the next breakthrough.
Research Career Pathway - Our Stories
Hear what it's like to work at HRI directly from those who live our culture - our team members.
Why work at HRI?
HRI is an internationally recognised medical research institute with global collaborations.
Manisha Patil's career in medical research
Read Manisha Patil's video transcript about what it's like to have a career in medical research as a PhD student at the Heart Research Institute.
Photo-responsive thrombin inhibitors enable precise control of localised antithrombotic therapy
This project investigates the transformation of a direct thrombin inhibitor into a photo-responsive therapy for stroke, with the aim to precisely control local anticoagulation using two-photon excitation lasers.
HRI celebrates 35 years of groundbreaking research
The Heart Research Institute (HRI) is celebrating 35 years of world-renowned research.
Collaboration advancing medical research: Drs Anna Waterhouse and John O’Sullivan
Collaboration is essential to advancing medical research, so HRI are delighted that Drs Anna Waterhouse and John O’Sullivan and their multiple research collaborations are featured by the Charles Perkins Centre, The University of Sydney.
Celebrating 30 Years of Discovery
In March, HRI celebrated 30 years of groundbreaking research and new discoveries that have contributed to an improved understanding of cardiovascular disease.
Laura's story
Laura experienced both preeclampsia and gestational diabetes while pregnant with twins. Keen to help other first-time mothers, Laura shares her story.
Renee's story
Throughout her pregnancy, Renee was assured that everything was okay, even though she knew something wasn’t quite right. From there, problems developed quickly.
Kerri's story
Kerri always suspected there was a link between experiencing preeclampsia with her first child and developing hypertension later in life. She speaks from the heart to share her story.
COVID-19 and heart health
Cardiologist and researcher at HRI, Dr Rahul Kurup, answers some common questions about COVID-19 and heart health.
Case study: Sydney Local Health District
A foundational partnership
Faye's story
Faye Stephen is a young 53. She goes to the gym and Zumba classes regularly, swims every day, doesn’t drink or smoke, and has been a vegetarian for over a decade.
The best exercise choices when starting out
With all the choices out there today and mixed messages on what is the absolute best type of exercise, it can be daunting deciding which exercise will win your heart and give you the best bang for your buck – financially and with regard to fitness outcomes.
HRI and CPC celebrate their collaboration at incredible Showcase event
Last week, an exciting event was held at The University of Sydney to celebrate the collaboration between the Heart Research Institute (HRI) and Charles Perkins Centre (CPC).
Job opportunities
Enjoy the career benefits of work and study with international leaders in the field of cardiovascular research.