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Official podcast of the South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI).Health and medical research impacts all of our lives, helping us live longer, healthier and happier, but who are the scientists working tirelessly to change the world and what makes them tick? A Window On SAHMRI takes you behind the science to meet the incredible people driving world-leading research at SAHMRI.Hosted by journalist and award-winning podcaster, Callum MacPherson.
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Signup to Generate a PitchOfficial podcast of the South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI).Health and medical research impacts all of our lives, helping us live longer, healthier and happier, but who are the scientists working tirelessly to change the world and what makes them tick?
A Window On SAHMRI is hosted by SAHMRI. The show has published 35 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Honing the Immune System to Fight Cancer | Dr Stephen Blake" (3 February 2026, 22 minutes), "Bridging Research and Real Impact | Tom Symonds" (17 November 2025, 30 minutes), and "Finding the Story in Science | Dr Ben Lewis" (2 October 2025, 30 minutes).
A Window On SAHMRI publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 33 minutes across 35 episodes.
Booking probability for A Window On SAHMRI is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. A Window On SAHMRI requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. A Window On SAHMRI's contact route on record: verified email.
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SAHMRI hosts A Window On SAHMRI, a science podcast with 35 episodes published.
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A Window On SAHMRI
Dr Stephen Blake is an immunologist specialising in cancer immunology and immunotherapy at SAHMRI, where he focuses on understanding how the immune system and the gut microbiome influence cancer treatment response and...
Tom Symonds is the Executive Director of Health Translation SA (HTSA), leading the work of connecting SAHMRI, the state's universities, hospitals and government to turn research into real-world impact. Spending much of...
Episode #33
Dr Ben Lewis has a PhD in skin cancer biology and molecular pharmacology but discovered along the way that he loved talking about science more than doing it. His curiosity and creativity has taken him from the lab to...
Dr Ilaria Pagani is a cancer researcher hailing from Corteno Golgi, a small town in beautiful Northern Italy. She migrated to Australia a decade ago in pursuit of her career and has become a key member of SAHMRI’s Blood...
Episode #31
Professor Odette Pearson and Associate Professor Kim Morey are trailblazers in Aboriginal health research and Co-Leads of the Wardliparingga Aboriginal Health Equity Theme at SAHMRI.Prof Pearson is a Kuku Yalanji woman...
Cade Christensen's career got off to a uniquely exhilarating start, with the California-native working as a Special Operations Intelligence Officer in the U.S Air Force, before moving across the world to pursue...
Episode #27
Professor Peter Psaltis is a leading cardiologist, SAHMRI’s Deputy Director and Co-Lead of the Lifelong Health theme, where he’s driving research to better detect, prevent and treat Australia’s biggest killer – heart...
Professor Caroline Miller is a behavioural scientist and long-time champion of disease prevention, leading the charge at SAHMRI’s Health Policy Centre. She also serves as SAHMRI’s Chief Operating Officer, helping to...
Ever had a PET scan? Well, it wouldn't have been possible without the use of radiopharmaceuticals, unique agents engineered to detect and treat disease. Chady Barkil, Director of SAHMRI’s Molecular Imaging and Therapy...
Professor Tim Hughes is an internationally renowned haematologist and cancer researcher. He's led many key global and national trials throughout his extensive career, perhaps most notably being heavily involved in the...
Having led a highly impactful career in nutrition research and headed the SAHMRI Women and Kids theme for many years, Professor Maria Makrides took the helm as SAHMRI's Executive Director in 2023. Professor Makrides...
SAHMRI employee and leukaemia survivor, Joanne Dart, sits down with her treating physician and SAHMRI colleague, Professor David Yeung to share her inspiring story. There were no warning signs leading up to Jo's shock...
Professor Deb White is the Precision Cancer Medicine Theme Leader at SAHMRI and a renowned veteran of blood cancer research. Leukaemia is the most common childhood cancer and Deb has dedicated much of her career to...
Episode #22
Joyce Mugabushaka is a first-generation Australian whose family fled civil conflict in the Congo in the mid 90’s, eventually settling in Adelaide. It was watching science themed kids TV shows that first sparked Joyce’s...
Episode #21
Matthew Kemsley is a Yamatji Malgana man whose family comes from Shark Bay, Western Australia. Matthew's grandfather was a member of the stolen generation, and Matthew himself was raised on the Central Coast of New...
Treatment side effects and disease relapse make myeloma one the most challenging forms of cancer to manage, reducing quality of life and overall survival. Dr Krzysztof Mrozik has made it his mission to improve drug...
A/Prof Christina Bursill is a vascular biologist and Co-director of SAHMRI's Vascular Research Centre. Her career is dedicated to the detection, prevention and treatment of cardiovascular disease. She's also a mother...
Chronic pain limits the lives of around three and half million Australians and forces 40% into early retirement. Conditions like inflammatory bowel disease (IBS) and endometriosis can severely impact quality of life for...
Dr Julian Carosi is an early-career researcher within Lysosomal Health in Ageing at SAHMRI. Julian’s research focuses on autophagy, a waste disposal system that helps repair cellular damage and slow biological ageing...
Episode #16
Dr Dan Thomas is the leader of SAHMRI's Blood Cancer Program. Dr Thomas is both a clinical haematologist and pathologist whose goals in research are to develop new drugs for the treatment of rare blood cancers. His...
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