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Thursday, June 25, 2015 - 09:30

forge magazine feature

This month the second issue of Brisbane's exciting new business magazine, Forge, hits the shelves with a feature about translational research in Australia. TRI features in a 2 page article focusing on translating the work of TRI CEO Carolyn Mountford and the commercial partnership with Siemens which has made a world first screening process possible for women with the high risk BRCA gene. 

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Commercial Investment

The infographic below features alongside the article in Forge Magazine, highlighting the areas where 3 example projects are seeking commercial investment. The translational pathway defines 5 key milestones of translational research at TRI, with many of our projects having achieved a scientific breakthrough. The next step for many of these projects is to start the process towards clinical trials, but to progress from the breakthrough to a medical outcome a commercial partner is often needed. 
Over the coming months, TRI will be releasing a series of projects which have made their way to the translational pathway. We will provide details to potential commercial partners on how we can work together to move scientific breakthroughs from the lab towards health outcomes for the community. 
> To find out how you can support these or any of our other projects, please complete the enquiry form. 
> To donate to the TRI or a specific project within the TRI, please visit the contribute section
Forge Magazine Cover

Forge Magazine - Issue 2 - June July August 2015

ABOUT FORGE MAGAZINE: Forge is a quarterly magazine providing a new spotlight for Australia’s economic and entrepreneurial successes. Forge covers the latest business news; analyses Australia’s economic landscape; and profiles new business triumphs, high-profile businesspeople, and leading-edge ideas and endeavours. Spearheaded by Senior Journalist Tony Featherstone, formerly of BRW and Shares magazines, with expert contributions from senior business writers, Forge magazine gives readers access to otherwise unavailable industry commentary.