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JOINT MEDIA STATEMENT FROM THE PAUL RAMSAY FOUNDATION, CENTRE FOR COMMUNITY CHILD HEALTH (MURDOCH CHILDREN'S RESEARCH INSTITUTE), SOCIAL VENTURES AUSTRALIA AND BAIN & COMPANY December 2021 Australian communities will have valuable new tools, resources and practical data to help them improve the
The inaugural 2021 InnovationAus Awards for Excellence winners were recently announced on Wednesday 1 December. These awards are designed to celebrate the best of Australian innovation and shine a light on the contribution they make to build the future of the nation. The teams and
Six Murdoch Children's Research Institute scientists have been ranked as some of the top experts in the world for intellectual disability. Professor John Christoudolou, Professor David Amor, Dr Claudine Kraan, Associate Professor David Godler, Professor Richard Leventer, and Professor Sylvia
Last week Murdoch Children's Research Institute presented its 2021 Annual Showcase. Our Director Professor Kathryn North said, "During the Showcase, which celebrated 35 years of ground-breaking medical progress from the Institute, we heard from five of Murdoch Children's fabulous researchers and
A Murdoch Children's Research Institute-led project has received a grant to help develop a smartphone app and digital tool to help children and adolescents as they recover from cancer. The project is one of three announced by Cancer Council Victoria. The grants, totalling $1.5 million,
Image credit: the Australian Research MagazineTwo Murdoch Children's Research Institute (MCRI) researchers have been recognised among the best in their field for advancing children's medical research. The Australian's 2021 Research magazine names the top scientists in each area of research,
Murdoch Children's Research Institute (MCRI) researcher Professor George Patton will present at a global webinar on how to achieve better nutrition for adolescents. Co-hosted by MCRI, The Lancet and the Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN), the 'Nourishing our Future' series will
A new grants program to accelerate medical research will prioritise projects led by women or those that have a 50/50 gender split in their research teams. MCRI has a ratio of four female academics for every male across the institute, ensuring our eligibility for this and similar grant
Sixteen Murdoch Children's Research Institute (MCRI) and Royal Children's Hospital (RCH) early to mid-career researchers have received funding to support their research into childhood health conditions. MCRI Drs Chantal Attard, Monique Seymour, Toby Mansell and Julian Stolper, Jesse Shapiro and
Murdoch Children's Research Institute (MCRI) Professors John Carlin and George Patton are among the most highly cited researchers in the world in 2021. The Highly Cited Researchers 2021 list from Clarivate identifies researchers who demonstrated significant influence through the publication of
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