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Join a Wikipedia Edit-a-thon and increase the visibility of women
Just under 20% of the people profiled on Wikipedia are women, critically skewing perceptions about their contributions to society. Franklin Women are determined to boost the profiles for women in STEMM with Wikipedia Edit-a-thons. Previous Edit-a-thons have created 51 new pages and updated 110 pages to help women in STEMM get the recognition they deserve. Register for the next free event on 24 July. |
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Solving mysteries of the human microbiome
The ecosystem of microbes that live in the human body can impact everything from depression and anxiety, to organ function, allergies, weight, and immunity. Dr Emily Hoedt's work, which is supported by a grant from the Office for Health and Medical Research, involves the use of microbial clinical samples and computer-generated analyses to explore how different microbes grow and interact with human cells.
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Trailblazing Aboriginal health leaders focus of recent CVRN 2024 event
Uncle Michael West invited Australians to respect and learn from Aboriginal perspectives during the CVRN 2024 Showcase event that had the theme 'First Nations heart health: healing and strength for the future'. The evening included Aboriginal health leaders and NSW Health representatives discussing collaborative projects in Aboriginal communities. |
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NSW Health Commercialisation Training Program
One Day Seminars
The series of one day seminars covers four topics which are key during the commercialisation and development of health innovations:
Introduction to Intellectual Property: 13 August
Regulatory Affairs: 27 August
Clinical Trials: 28 August
Navigating the Healthcare System: 10 September
Delivered by industry and healthcare experts, you’ll walk away with a comprehensive overview of each topic and an understanding of where you can go for more information. |
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Are you an expert working in advanced therapeutics? Submit interest in joining the Sydney Children’s Hospitals Network Advanced Therapeutics Expert Resource Network.
The network will consist of a pool of experts available to provide guidance, support, and advice for various sub-projects within the SCHN Kids Advanced Therapeutics program. These sub-projects include, but are not limited to:
- education and training,
- health system readiness,
- consumer engagement/patient advocacy, and;
- streamlining the setup of clinical trials related to advanced therapeutics.
Submit an EOI to the Program Manager, Ms Asra Gholami, via email at Asra.Gholami@health.nsw.gov.au, including:
- a brief introduction of your expertise and experience
- specific areas of interest or specialisation
- an indication of how much time you can spare. |
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10 July
National Critical Research Infrastructure Initiative – 2023 Innovative Trials (closing)
MRFF
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24 July
Stem Cell Therapies Mission – 2024 Stem Cell Therapies Grant Opportunity (closing)
MRFF
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24 July
2024 Indigenous Health Research Grant Opportunity (closing)
MRFF Indigenous Health Research Fund
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24 July
2024 Early to Mid-Career Researchers Grant Opportunity
MRFF
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1 August
Seed Grants and Future Leader Grants (closing)
Stroke Foundation
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Through the NSW Health Clinical Innovation and Research Division, the Office for Health and Medical Research works with research communities, universities and business to promote growth and innovation in health and medical research to achieve better outcomes for patients and establish NSW as a global centre of excellence.
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