Melbourne Interdisciplinary Research Institutes

The fellowship will be used to support an Early Career Clinician Researcher (up to 3 years post PhD) undertaking a project of significance in clinical translational neuroscience, to be used in 2019.These funds will be used to build capacity in the space between clinical research and fundamental science.Applications close 5pm Friday 17th August, 2018 AEST.To apply: please complete the application form attached below.Applications including supporting documentation should be saved as a single pdf file and submitted to research-mni@unimelb.edu.au.

Professor Willem Ouwehand, Professor of Experimental Haematology, University of Cambridge will present on “The genomic architecture of stroke and haematopoiesis”.Location: Ian Potter Auditorium, Ground Floor, Kenneth Myer Building, 30 Royal Parade, University of MelbourneDate: Wednesday 27th June 2018 June, 2:30-3:30pm.

Each year the Melbourne Social Equity Institute selects a cohort of PhD students from across the University of Melbourne to share their research, knowledge and ideas on social equity issues.

The Mendelsohn Student Lecture was established in 2016 in honour of Frederick Mendelsohn, AO FAA, Emeritus Professor of the University of Melbourne and past Director of the Howard Florey Institute and R Douglas Wright Professor of Experimental Physiology and Medicine from 1997 to 2009. He held a Personal Chair in Medicine at the University of Melbourne until 1996 and during this time was the Scientific Director of the Positron Emission Tomography Centre, Austin Hospital.

Listen to the podcast from our Energy Futures seminar on the central issue of energy and climate policy in Australia - the National Energy Guarantee.

University of Melbourne Chancellery Research is offering support for up to four Early Career Researchers (ECRs) to attend a Universitas21 ECR Workshop at Shanghai Jiao Tong University on the theme of ‘Sustainable Futures’.

IMNIS have expanded the scope of their mineral resources mentor program to include graduate researchers in Energy. Eighteen places are available to PhD students in their second year or early in their third year.

A new scholarship is being offered to examine the impact of values-based conversations in positively changing attitudes towards people seeking asylum.

A new scholarship is being offered to support work on a major new research initiative, the SEREDA project (SExual and gender-based violence against Refugees: Experiences from Displacement to Arrival).

Are automated services that give legal advice doing their job? Latest research from Networked Society Institute maps the emergence of these technologies in Australia.

The Melbourne Social Equity Institute’s Community Fellows Program aims to meet the research needs of community organisations to conduct small research-related projects in collaboration with university-based researchers.

Applications are now open for the Melbourne Social Equity Institute's 2018 Seed Funding Scheme. Applicants can apply for a minimum of $20,000 and a maximum of $50,000. Up to eight projects will be funded.