Perth, Western Australia
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Yesterday we farewelled our darling sister Caitlin, who died peacefully at home on Feburary 22nd. Cancer took her from us too soon, as it did her beloved husband Adam in 2021. Any contribution to their two precious daughters would be greatly appreciated.
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AAMRI WA is pleased to see the release of the state’s first Health & Medical Research Strategy, launched yesterday by the Hon Stephen Dawson. AAMRI WA welcomes the state-wide approach & looks forward to continuing to work with @WAGovernment on next steps. aamri.org.au/news-events/med…
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Congratulations to the winners of the inaugural Byron Kakulas Medal! Prof Dao-Yi Yu (Lions Eye Institute &
@uwanews), and team: Prof @britta_sleepydr, Prof Lee Yong Lim, A/Prof @D_Sommerfield collab at @PerthChildrens, @uwaresearch Lab and @TelethonKids.
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📢This budget will decide if Australia continues to support a leaking system or if we take the opportunity to put in place critical solutions to secure our future in health & medical research. Read about AAMRI's two priorities for EMCRs & indirect costs: aamri.org.au/news-events/aam…
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NEW REPORT | The AAMRI Report 2022 finds a $381M gap between the costs of carrying out vital research & funding Aus Medical Research institutes received in 2020.
Covering workforce, revenue & expenditure, grant success, research translation & more.
Read👉 aamri.org.au/aamri-member-re…
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His contribution to medical research was extraordinary, a truly brilliant man. Contributing to science right up until his last days. Vale Emeritus Professor Bryon Kakulas AO.
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WA's health & medical research sector has won a significant funding boost, with the WA Government investing a further $84m. "This funding increase is a win for the state’s exceptional medical research institutes" - @jcarapetis, AAMRI WA Chair. More: aamri.org.au/news-events/med…
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About last night...a fantastic evening of networking among the medical research institute sector at the AAMRI Dinner at @Aust_Parliament. A big congratulations to all the @CSL #FloreyAward winners and finalists. @doyouseewhy @WEHI_research @aipolsci @teegstar #2022aamriconvention
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The annual congregation of Australia's medical research decision markers & leading experts is well underway at #2022aamriconvention 🧪
Tackling all the major issues & opportunities facing the sector over the coming days, it's the biggest & busiest convention in AAMRI’s 29 years!
ALT Speaker at AAMRI 2022 Annual Convention
ALT Attendees at the 2022 AAMRI Annual Convention
ALT Attendees at the 2022 AAMRI Annual Convention
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A chance encounter in a regional library with an economics textbook gave a young and uncertain Aaron Morey a steer in the right direction.
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And it’s live! Episode one of our Special #springst election podcast is up. Join @Raf_Epstein and our guest @SharnelleVella for all the action abc.net.au/radio/programs/ma…
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Congratulations to Professors Steve Wilton AO and Sue Fletcher AO of @cmmit_mu, who have today received a major life sciences industry award from Australia’s pre-eminent industry body, @AusBiotech.
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An incredible tale of #researchdiscovery! 20 years ago, the hunt for a gene behind a facial congenital disease began at @PerkinsComms with (then PhD student) Dr David Chandler & Prof Nigel Laing AO.
They worked with the world’s largest family affected by #hemifacialmicrosomia 👇
ALT Dr David Chandler and Professor Nigel Laing AO at the Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research in Perth, Western Australia.
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While not all the proposed changes recommended by AAMRI were adopted, we are pleased to see that Leadership Grants will be divided equally by gender, an important step towards retaining our women & non-binary researchers & addressing gender inequity. aamri.org.au/news-events/med…
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Faster, bolder action is needed to address gender equity in the NHMRC grants program says AAMRI President, Prof Kathryn North AC.
Published today in @australian @TimDoddEDU
Read it here👉 aamri.org.au/news-events/its…
ALT Faster, bolder action is needed to address gender equity in the NHMRC grants program says AAMRI President, Prof Kathryn North AC.
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An important look into the job insecurity reality of many of our scientists via @benschneiders
This most profoundly impacts mid career researchers and women. The pandemic has made an already difficult situation worse.
So much potential for improvement here. – at Melbourne, Victoria
'Universities are ‘the next Uber’: Stories from the coalface of scientific research in Australia.' A second piece by me on insecure work in universities and research theage.com.au/national/unive…
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“The work of scientists often goes without recognition. This pandemic has demonstrated, now more than ever, the importance of their knowledge and expertise and how it shapes our world.” - @AlboMP
Fantastic to see the PM, @Mark_Butler_MP & @gedkearney at @WEHI_research today.
Wonderful to have you, @Mark_Butler_MP & @gedkearney visit @WEHI_research!! Thank you for your support of Australia’s Medical Research Institutes @AAMRI_Aus and for inspiring our amazing staff & students.
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BREAKING! Perkins, @uwanews and @PathWest researchers including Dr Aron Chakera & Dr Kieran Mulroney, have developed a faster, more effective process to confirm infections and find the most effective treatment, shortening the process from days to hours!
perkins.org.au/lifesaving-au…
Devastating news. Deepest condolences to Jane's children, family, friends and all who loved her.
Jane Garrett: Labor MP and former minister dies from cancer, aged 49 #springst heraldsun.com.au/news/victor…