MNHS Research Week: Innovation in Research 15-19 Aug 2016

MNHS Research Week: Innovation in Research

The Faculty is very pleased to announce MNHS Research Week being held 15-19 August 2016. An exciting series of FREE seminars and workshops are organised over the week, covering a range of topics for all researchers and graduate research students. Selected events are listed below. Click on the links below to register and keep watching our Research Week page for the latest updates.

New: 'The Pulse', news from the MNHS Research Office

The Faculty's research office is now issuing "The Pulse," a newsletter for all MNHS researchers. Each edition will include useful information to help you access new funding opportunities, sign up for training and development opportunities, and keep up to date with other news. The Faculty Research Office will publish The Pulse every one or two weeks depending on what's happening around the Faculty. The first issue came out on 5 July. For more information, contact med-announce@monash.edu

18-22 Aug 2014, Research Week: Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences, Monash University

Research Week is a series of seminars and workshops aimed primarily at Early Career Researchers and Higher Degree by Research students in the Faculty. The target audience is indicated against each event below. Please register where appropriate as spaces for all events are limited. See the Faculty web page or below for the complete list of activities.

2013 Faculty strategic grant award winners for Central Clinical School

Congratulations to the CCS researchers who are lead Chief Investigators for 2014 Faculty strategic grant awards. A total of 31 grants were made.

• Professor Paul Fitzgerald (MAPrc): Development of an enhanced magnetic field concentrator design for Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation. See Brain Stimulation and Neuroscience page for both Paul's and Kate's research.

Dr Kate Hoy (MAPrc): Investigating optimal methods of cognitive enhancement: A comparison of the behavioural and biological effects of transcranial Direct Current Stimulation and Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation  

Prof Rob Medcalf (ACBD): Proving a smart drug delivery approach for the improved treatment of traumatic brain injury. See Laboratory page. 

See complete list of awards.