Welcome to ANRI
Established in 1982, the Institute was the first comprehensive facility with the most modern recombinant DNA C2 C3 laboratory in Australia, comprising of 3,000 square metres of laboratories for research in neuromuscular diseases.Today the ANRI carefully integrates laboratory science, clinical research, drug trials and clinical practices to advance the health of patients with neuromuscular or neurological disorders such as Parkinson’s Disease, Stroke, Multiple Sclerosis, Epilepsy and Muscular Dystrophy.
Located on the Queen Elizabeth II Medical Centre site, the location is ideal as a means of fulfilling the primary aim of the Institute, which is to maximise realistic and practical benefits to patients by integrating basic scientific research with ongoing health care and medical training in a sympathetic and supportive environment.
News
$1 million dollars towards research…
Professors Wilton and Fletcher have been awarded $1 million,…
Paul Harris Medal
Professor Wilton (pictured wearing his medal with Mr John Hollingshead)…
ANRI hosts overseas students
The ANRI is pleased to be able to assist in the training of overseas…
Perth’s first dedicated Clinical…
Thanks to a kind and generous donation by the Sarich family,…
Community
Neuro2009 is coming
Due to the overwhelming success of Neuro2008 and Neuro2007, Neuro2009…
2009 Seminar series
The ANRI continues to showcase the work undertake by both its…
West Perth Rotary Club
The Institute enjoys a close link with the West Perth Rotary…
Neuro 2008
After the overwhelming success of the last Symposium, the ANRI…
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Fundraising
Kids Club
The Muscular Dystrophy Association of Western Australia launched…
2009 Tax appeal
Many people think of muscular dystrophy as a condition diagnosed…
2009/2010 Entertainment Books
The 2009/2010 Enterainment books ar now avaialable from MDAWA. …
Charity Auction
The Muscular Dystrophy Association of WA will hold its 37th Annual…