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Australia’s research investment set to be strengthened under proposed Labor plan
29th November, 2018 · AAMRI News, Media Releases, News & Events
Medical research institutes welcome Labor’s commitment to increase Australia’s research investment, and their plan to place science and research at the top of the political agenda. Opposition...
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AAMRI begins new era of leadership with Professor Perkovic’s appointment as President
27th November, 2018 · AAMRI News, Media Releases, News & Events
The Association of Australian Medical Research Institutes (AAMRI) embarks on an exciting new chapter today with Professor Vlado Perkovic, Executive Director of The George Institute for Global...
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2018 CSL Florey Next Generation Award finalists
22nd November, 2018 · AAMRI News, News & Events
Three young health researchers tackling worm infections, life-threatening pneumonia, and cardiovascular disease are in the running for a new $20,000 prize for Australia’s top health or medical...
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AAMRI welcomes amended Electoral Funding Bill
16th November, 2018 · AAMRI News, Media Releases, News & Events
AAMRI welcomes the news that medical research institutes will not, as earlier feared following the release of proprosed legislation, lose the ability to speak out on public policy issues or be...
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New findings show amplified value of a medical research dollar
14th November, 2018 · AAMRI in the media, AAMRI News, News & Events
Source: Australian Medical Association Australia’s investment in medical research has significantly boosted the country’s welfare, economy and future potential, according to a new study launched...
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AAMRI eNews November 2018
14th November, 2018 · AAMRI News, News & Events, Newsletters
In this issue AAMRI news – New KPMG report launch in Canberra proving worth of medical research investment Government update – Updates and consultations in progress NHMRC updates – Appointments...
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Medical Research in Australia sets new priorities and a clear path to success
7th November, 2018 · AAMRI News, Media Releases, News & Events
New priorities released today for the Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) sets a clear path forward for how medical research will be funded in Australia. The Australian Medical Research Advisory...
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National interest test for research must not become a ‘political interest test’
1st November, 2018 · AAMRI News, Media Releases, News & Events
In the wake of the news that 11 Australian Research Council (ARC) grants had been secretly vetoed by the previous Education Minister, a new worrying concept known as the ‘national interest test’...
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