Children’s Medical Research Institute (CMRI) actively conducts fundamental (meaning fundamentally important) medical and biological research. Our scientists ask the difficult questions. What causes cancer? How can we stop it? Why does development go wrong and how can we prevent this? How does the brain work? How can what we’ve learned be used to treat cancer, epilepsy, and genetic diseases?

Our task is to make the future better

CMRI scientists ask the difficult questions in order to gain the important answers. This knowledge enables us to light the spark of discovery and to create a healthier future for all children.

The famous ‘Jeans for Genes Day’ has long been the mainstay of CMRI’s fundraising and brand awareness strategy.