PROJECT NOTES: This Annual Report created in conjunction with Lorel Colgin's scientific, marketing and editorial prowess won us an Australasian Reporting Award. The theme we selected 'From research to Precision Medicine' demonstrates how CMRI are turning their research knowledge into personalised precision tools for diagnosis and treatment. This report showcases what has been achieved to date by CMRI's dedicated world leading scientific teams, and where they aim to go in the future with the help of their equally dedicated supporters. Intertwined in this report are real case studies that draw attention to the fact that many serious childhood diseases are often invisible, and in many cases life threatening with birth defects, cancer and genetic diseases being the leading cause of death in children under 14 years of age. Brilliant imagery again captured by Dan Gray from Graynoise.
Conceptual development, art direction of photography and production of Children's Medical Research Institute (CMRI) 'Precision Medicine' Annual Report. Photography by Graynoise.
Introduction to often invisible childhood diseases.
Art direction of photoshoot with kids who are living with genetic disease.
Design of precision medicine infographic.
'Where Your Money Goes' pictorial presentation.
Creation of graphs and tables to present CMRI financials.
Divider spreads to break up annual report sections with highlight info text box.
Case study: Alex (diagnosed with a rare disease that affects his telomeres).
Design of research unit reporting pages and graphics. This spread highlights the achievements of CMRI's Embryology Unit.
Case study: Max (diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder [ASD]).
Researcher interview spread. Lab photography by Graynoise.
Research facilities & services introduction divider spread.
Pullouts of research specialties, CellBank Australia, a division of CMRI.
Case study: Sophie (diagnosed with brain cancer).
Development of insight spreads (CMRI's new ProCan Unit).
Fundraising introduction divider spread. Photography by Graynoise from our national Jeans for Genes fundraising campaign.
Layout of fundraising highlights.
Inclusion of historical CMRI background information and story.
Case study: Ajax (born with a cleft palette).
Graphical representation of CMRI-partnership relationships.
CMRI Redevelopment update with 3D building rendering.
People & governance introduction divider spread.
Mapping of CMRI organisational chart.
Case study: Elizabeth (diagnosed with Rhabdomyosarcoma, a soft tissue cancer).
Use of different coloured boxed headings to highlight different CRMI committees and advisory boards.
Thank you spread. Precision leads to results.
