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29 March 2010
Clinical Research Matters: Establishing the Victorian Clinician Researcher Network
The Bio21 Cluster Symposium on Clinical Research Matters is being held on Tuesday 29 March in the Woodward Conference Centre, Law School, Pelham Street, Carlton. Topics to include: - clinical research in hospitals, universities and institutes - opportunities and challenges
- emerging technologies and platforms
- examples of basic - clinical - translational research
- establishing a career in clinical research
- roundtable discussion on future opportunities
To register on-line go to: http://www.bio21.com.au/booking.asp To access the program details download the pdf file below. |
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28 September 2009
A Bio21 Cluster Symposium
Computational Biology and Informatics: What are the possibilities? To access the symposium program with highlighted links to presentations by International and National speakers, please click on the link below. |
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15 September 2009
The NHHRC Final Report
page 52 cites Peter Garling SC page 140 cites the submission by Professor David Penington |
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12 August 2009
NHHRC Clinical Research Education Response
Submission from experienced clinical researchers and medical educators |
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13 July 2009
BioGrid Australia
BioGrid E-News No. 6 |
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26 May 2008
Bio21 Cluster Biospecimen Collections
Summary as at May 2008 |
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17 October 2007
Data Linkage for Disease Prevention : 6 - 7 September 2007
Workshop Report |
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28 September 2007
Data Linkage for Disease Prevention : 6 - 7 September 2007
The Data Linkage for Disease Prevention Workshop brought together Victorian investigators on population-based studies including environmental or genetic data that could be linked with the Bio21:MMIM platform, with a view to providing insights into the causes of disease. To access the workshop program with highlighted links to presentations by International and National speakers, please click on the link below. Please note, individual study presentations are not available. |
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4 July 2007
First Aid for Hospitals
Professor David Penington calls for a new approach to health research funding |
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16 April 2007
Insight Economics Report
The Benefits from Translating Biomedical Research into the Health Care System |
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31 January 2007
Six Bio21 members involved in formation of new CRC for Cancer Therapeutics
Formation of Australia's First Cooperative Enterprise Dedicated to the Development of New Cancer Therapies |
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30 January 2007
Victorian State Government supports UROP II with new grant
Bio21 Australia is pleased to announce receipt of an award of $188,000 for the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP) from the Victorian State Government, through the Department of Innovation, Industry and Regional Development. The funding will be used in 2007-2009 for the administration of UROP by Bio21 Australia Ltd. UROP aims to complement other Government infrastructure initiatives in the health, biotechnology and medical research sector by providing critical training for young researchers of the future and broadening the skills base in the sector. To date 138 students have participated through 25 institutions over the 3 years of the previous grant. Bio21 Australia thanks the Victorian Government and Minister John Brumby for backing this valuable scheme. |
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