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• AMSI BioInfoSummer Lectures 2017

  20171206 – 20171206 Lecture Theatre K309, Monash University Caulfield Campus The AMSI BioInfoSummer 2017 introduces bioinformatics and mathematical and computational biology to advanced undergraduate and postgraduate students, researchers, and professionals working in the fields of mathematics, statistics, computer science, information technology, complex systems analysis, and biological, chemical and medical sciences…

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  2017 Mentorship Workshop

  South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute, Boardroom, North Terrace, Adelaide   Interactive discussion on Unconscious bias: how it impacts on leadership behaviour as well as how it is encountered by those on the receiving end; management and confrontation Mentoring and sponsorship: preferences and management Career…

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  AAHMS Annual Meetings 2017

  Adelaide, South Australia Registrations now open The theme of the 2017 Annual Scientific Meeting will be ‘Health Equity: Challenges & Solutions’, reflecting the need to align the diverse range of disciplines involved in health across…

• Victorian Clinical Science Symposium 2017
  Life as a Clinician Scientist

  20170729 – 20170729 Clarendon Auditorium, Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre Victorian Clinical Science Symposium Download the Finalised Program Here Following the success of the sold-out inaugural Victorian Clinical Science Symposium in 2016, Life as a Clinician-Scientist: The Best of Both Worlds has now been established…

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  AAHMS Open Scientific Meeting

  Translational Research Institute: 199 Ipswich Road Woolloongabba, QLD 4102 https://www.google.com.au/maps/place/Translational+Research+Institute/@-27.4990582,153.0224663,15z/data=!4m5!3m4!1s0x6b915a65c10b2ec1:0x110d5b93a0123496!8m2!3d-27.499063!4d153.031221…

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  AGM and Scientific Meeting 2016

  Brisbane Bench to Bedside - and back again The Australian Academy of Health and Medical Sciences (AAHMS) Queensland Fellows are delighted to host this year’s AGM and Scientific Meetings 2016. The AAHMS AGM and Scientific Meetings 2016 will be held from 6 – 7 October 2016 at the Translational Research Institute, Brisbane. This year’s Meeting theme is ‘Bench to Bedside - and back again’ reflecting the need to ‘join up’ the wide range of disciplines involved in Health and Medical Research in Australia. Better health care can be delivered by a closer integration between research, education and clinical care. Australia has a strong track record in biomedical research, and outstanding clinical care – however we appreciate that linkages between the ‘bench’ and the ‘bedside’ are suboptimal. This was recognized by the McKeon review, and by the National Health and Medical Research Council. Australia is currently laying the foundation for greater integration between clinical and research settings. Also in response to the McKeon review, the Commonwealth Government created the Medical Research Future Fund. The new funding body will support the translation of medical research into new or better ways of improving the health and wellbeing of Australians. *New Fellows and Associate Members please register through the link provided in your invitation letter   MEETING PROGRAM (Download the Draft Program here) The meeting will be held over two days and will include: Day 1    'Bench to Bedside - and back again' (Fellows and Mentees only) Keynote Speaker: Sir John Tooke (Past President of the UK Academy of Medical Sciences) 15 Talks from New Fellows Annual General Meeting Mentorship Refresher Day 1     Formal Induction Dinner (at Custom House) Day 2     The Medical Research Future Fund - Great expectations and sober realities               Will the MRFF help link bench and bedside? (open meeting) Invited presentations from peak organisations Professor Ian Frazer - Concise MRFF Update– Strategies and Priorities- timelines and mechanism? Professor Steve Wesselingh - What will the Advanced Health research and Translation Centres be expecting from the MRFF? Professor Anthony Cunningham - What will the independent Medical Research Institutes be expecting from the MRFF? Professor Robyn Ward - What will the University sector be expecting from the MRFF? Professor John Shine - What will biotech and the commercialization sector be expecting from the MRFF? Professor Rob Ramsay and Professor Michael Berk - What does the health and medical work force expect from the MRFF? Discussion and general debate Opportunities to solicit input from John Tooke, MRFF Board members, other key audience members Day 2     Mentorship Program Workshop (Fellows and Mentees only) Accommodation and Coach Transfers: The option to reserve discount accommodation at recommended hotels: Recommended Brisbane CBD Hotels. Coach transfers will be available to and from these venues: Day 1 - 17:15 – TRI Front Entrance to Brisbane Marriott Hotel to Sofitel Brisbane Central Day 2 - 13:45 – TRI Front Entrance to Brisbane Domestic Airport Day 2 - 16:45 – TRI Front Entrance to Brisbane Domestic Airport   This Event is Proudly Sponsored By: 

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  Dinner & Networking:
  VIC & TAS State Branch

  Level 2 Foyer (via Stair 1) , Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre – 1 Convention Centre Place, South Wharf, VIC 3006 Victorian and Tasmanian Branch Fellows of the Australian Academy of Health and Medical Sciences Please join us for an evening of networking on 2nd August…

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  AAHMS Health and Medical Research Priorities Roundtable Symposium 2016

  Amora Hotel Jamison Sydney Please join us for this exciting event to discuss the establishment of priorities in health and medical research for Australia. The Academy recognizes that choosing research priority areas is an important part of the health and medical research agenda. A…

• Effective Mentoring Workshop 2015

  The John Curtin School of Medical Research Australian National University, 131 Garran Rd Acton, ACT 2601 The Council of the Academy has established a Mentoring Program as one of its high priorities. Professor Fiona Karet, University of Cambridge, a Fellow of the UK Academy of Medical…

• AGM and Scientific Meeting 2015

  The John Curtin School of Medical Research Australian National University, 131 Garran Rd Acton, ACT 2601 The Inaugural Annual General Meeting and Scientific Meeting of the Academy will be held in Canberra. At this meeting the newly elected Fellows of 2015 will be formally admitted…