
Richard Scolyer
Richard Scolyer is a distinguished Australian dermatologist and melanoma researcher, recognized as joint Australian of the Year in 2024 for his significant contributions to cancer treatment. Following a diagnosis of glioblastoma, he has undertaken an experimental immunotherapy regimen while remaining an active advocate for cancer research and treatment advancements. Scolyer has co-authored numerous research papers and continues to inspire many with his positive outlook and dedication to both his family and scientific work amid his health challenges.
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Richard Scolyer was named one of the dual Australians of the Year for his work on melanoma.
Research funding predicts future quality of life. In Australia, it’s tankingRichard Scolyer was a world-renowned pathologist and cancer researcher who passed away at the age of 59.
Children lead tributes to the late medical researcher at Sydney Opera HouseProfessor Richard Scolyer’s state memorial service has now concluded.
Australian cancer researcher farewelled at Sydney Opera HouseRichard Scolyer was a world-leading pathologist and medical co-director of Melanoma Institute Australia who gained public admiration for his courage in facing a terminal illness.
Richard Scolyer state funeral at Sydney Opera House on Monday: live blogRichard Scolyer was a world-leading cancer researcher and clinician whose work helped to save thousands of lives from melanoma.
State funeral date announced for Professor Richard ScolyerRichard Scolyer, an Australian melanoma specialist, was diagnosed with glioblastoma and chose to become 'patient zero' in an experimental immunotherapy trial.
For some terminally ill patients, participating in drug testing is a way to give backRichard Scolyer is running the 2025 City2Surf to raise funds for Chris O’Brien Lifehouse after being diagnosed with a glioblastoma.
Former Australian of the Year Richard Scolyer to run 2025 City2SurfRichard Scolyer is a world-famous melanoma researcher linked to a healthy higher education system.
Universities face lack of support from both side of politics. They must do more to advocate for themselvesRichard Scolyer completed his 250th Parkrun in Sydney despite battling an incurable brain tumour.
Richard Scolyer completes 250th Parkrun at Haberfield in SydneyRichard Scolyer has been honoured for his work with melanoma.
My cancer diagnosis was terrifying, but there are more reasons than ever to stay positiveWorld-renowned pathologist Richard Scolyer was awarded social impact book of the year for Brainstorm.
winners include Nagi Maehashio of RecipeTin Eats, John Farnham, Dervla Tiernan and Richard ScolyerRichard Scolyer is a former Australian of the Year who is undergoing treatment for glioblastoma and has contributed significantly to melanoma research.
Former Australian of the Year Richard Scolyer to have brain surgery




































