EXTERNAL FUNDING PROVIDER SCHEDULE
Click on the letter that corresponds to the name of the Funding Provider you wish to go to:
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Please note: Applications for research funding must be sent via the Office for Research. The Office for Research review deadline is generally 1 week prior to the external funding provider's submission deadline if a national provider and 2 weeks prior to the submission deadline if an international provider, unless otherwise stated when funding opportunities are advertised on our Funding Opportunities page.
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Alzheimer's Australia Research
Alzheimer's Association
American Association for Cancer Research
Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists (ANZCA)
ANZ Named Charitable Trusts
ANZ Trustees
Arthritis Australia
Australian Cancer Research Foundation
Australian Research Council
Australian Respiratory Council
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Bupa Health Foundation
C
Cancer Council Victoria
Cardiac Society of Australian and New Zealand (CSANZ)
Cass Foundation
CSIRO
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Flack Trust (The Marian and EH Flack Trust)
Fullbright - The Australian-American Fullbright Commission
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GESA (The Gastroenterological Society of Australia)
Grand Challenges in Global Health
H
Heart Foundation
J
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF)
L
Leukaemia Foundation
M
Motor Neurone Disease Research Institute of Australia
MS Research Australia (MSRA)
N
National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF)
National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC)
P
Pfizer
Prime Minister's Science Prizes
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Roche Organ Transplantation Research Fund (ROTRF)
Royal Australasian College of Physicians (RACP) Research and Education Foundation
Royal College of Nursing Australia (RCNA)
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Sidney Myer Fund
T
The CASS Foundation
The Marian and E.H. Flack Trust
The Rebecca L Cooper Medical Research Foundation
V
Victorian Cancer Agency
Alzheimer's Australia Research (AAR)
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AAR Dementia Grants Program:
- AAR Dementia Research Grants
- Hazel Hawke Research Grants in Dementia Care
- Rosemary Foundation Travel Grant
- Viertel Foundation Postdoctoral Fellowship in Dementia
- AAR Postdoctoral Fellowships in Dementia
- Viertel foundation Postgraduate Research Scholarship in Dementia
- AAR Postgraduate Research Scholarship in Dementia
- The Resthaven Inc. Postgraduate Research Scholarship - Quality in Dementia Care
Go to the AAR website for more information on the above awards, their respective eligibility criteria and application deadlines.
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Alzheimers Association (international provider)
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Alz.org International Research Grants Scheme:
- Novel Pharmacological Strategies to Prevent Alzheimer's Disease
- Non-Pharmacological Strategies to Ameliorate Symptoms of Alzheimer's Disease
- Multi-Center Project Grant (MCPG)
- New Investigator Research Grant to Promote Diversity (NIRGD)
- Mentored New Investigator Research Grant to Promote Diversity (MNIRGD)
- The Zenith Fellows Award Program
- New Investigator Research Grant (NIRG)
- Investigator-Initiated Research Grant (IIRG)
- Everyday Technologies for Alzheimer Care (ETAC) Grants
- Conference Grants
Go the the Alzheimers Association website for more information on the above awards, their respective eligibility criteria and application deadlines.
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American Association for Cancer Research (international provider)
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The American Association for Cancer Research offers the following research awards/grants:
- Research Fellowships
- Fellows Grants
- Career Development Awards
- Independent Researcher funding awards
Go to the AACR's website for more information on funding available, eligibility criteria and application deadlines.
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AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND COLLEGE OF ANAESTHETISTS (ANZCA)
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The Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists (ANZCA) is the professional organisation for around 5000 specialist anaesthetists (Fellows) and 2000 anaesthetists in training (trainees).
ANZCA believes that to maintain a high international standing in safety and quality patient care in anaesthesia, intensive care and pain medicine it is essential to undertake medical research. ANZCA strongly supports research via the Anaesthesia and Pain Medicine Foundation and the ANZCA Research Committee, which assesses research applications.
Go to the ANZCA website to view the research funding awards on offer, eligibility criteria and submission deadlines.
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ANZ Named Charitable Trusts
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The philanthropic arm of ANZ, The ANZ Trustees, administers a number of private bequests and trusts with the aim of benefiting specific community and social needs through funding grants and awards. Not all of these bequests/trusts fund medical research, however those that do include:
- Alfred Felton Bequest (physical and emotional health of women, children and young people)
- Judith Jane Mason and Harold Stannett Williams Memorial Foundation (chronic fatigue syndrome and alzheimer's disease)
- The Syliva and Charles Viertel Charitable Foundation (5-year Senior Medical Research Fellowship offered annually)
- JO and JR Wicking Trust (aged care; problem associated with ageing; alzheimer's disease)
Visit the website for more information on the individual funders, what they offer, eligibility criteria and submission deadlines.
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ANZ Trustees
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ANZ Trustees administers a number of specific granting programs. These are funded by discretionary charitable trusts, for which ANZ Trustees is the sole Trustee and which have the same or similar purposes. The specific programs and projects aim to:
- ensure a focus on the particular charitable areas nominated by the benefactors
- provide sufficient funds to support those projects and initiatives more likely to achieve some sustainable benefit to the community
- make the process of applying for funding from foundations easier for the organisations seeking support.
The ANZ Trustees Medical Research and Technology in Victoria Grant Program supports medical research including the purchase of equipment essential to a specified project. Visit the link to this grant program for information on eligibility, how to apply and the submission deadline.
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Arthritis Australia
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Arthritis Australia is a Not-for-profit, and is the peak arthritis organisation in Australia. It is supported by affiliate offices in every state and territory. Arthritis Australia funds research into potential causes and possible cures as well as better ways to live with arthritis.
Arthritis Australia offers research funding awards annually, the number, type and value dependent on availability of funds. Go to the Arthritis Australia website for more information on its grants scheme, eligibility criteria and application deadlines.
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Australian Cancer Research Foundation (ACRF)
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The Australian Cancer Research Foundation (ACRF) is dedicated to the support of cancer research in Australia and does so by awarding grants of significant magnitude, stimulating Australia’s best scientists to embark on groundbreaking research projects to prevent, detect and manage cancer.
Go to the ACRF's website for more information on its grants scheme, eligibility criteria and application deadlines.
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Australian Research Council (ARC)
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The ARC is a statutory authority within the Australian Government's Innovation, Industry, Science and Research (IISR) portfolio. Its mission is to "deliver policy and programs that advance Australian research and innovation globally and benefit the community" through its National Competitive Grants Program (NCGP). The ARC is also responsible for administering the Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) initiative.
Go to the ARC's website for more information on funding availability, eligibility and submission deadlines.
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Australian Respiratory Council
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The Australian Respiratory Council (ARC) is a charity organisation supporting prevention, treatment and research into respiratory disease at a national and international level. The ARC focuses its activity on the Asia Pacific Region and around marginalised communities within Australia. It is a self funding organisation and does not rely on the provision of government grants to pursue its mission.
Go to the Australian Respiratory Council's website for more information on funding availability, eligibility and submission deadlines.
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Bupa Health Foundation
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Every year, the Bupa Health Foundation looks to fund new initiatives that provide a clear benefit to the Australian community.
The Foundation's activities fall within the charitable objectives set out in its constitution and charter, which are to promote:
- health research (into the outcomes, information, policy and financing of health)
- health education
- programs for leading healthy lives
The Bupa Health Foundation takes a partnership approach to all investments and aims to fund initiatives from $100,000 to $500,000 for up to three years to improve health outcomes for all Australians.
Visit the Foundation's website for more information on funding opportunities/awards, eligibility and submission deadlines.
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Cancer Council Victoria
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Cancer Council Victoria is a non-profit cancer charity organisation involved in cancer research, patient support, cancer prevention and advocacy.
Go to the Cancer Council's website for more information on funding availability, eligibility and submission deadlines.
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Cardiac Society of Australia and New Zealand (CSANZ)
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The Cardiac Society of Australia and New Zealand is the professional society for cardiologists and those working in the area of cardiology including researchers, scientists, cardiovascular nurses, allied health professionals and other healthcare workers. The Society is the chief advocacy group for the profession and aims to facilitate training, professional development and improve medical practice to enhance the quality of care for patients with cardiovascular disease.
Go to the CSANZ website for more information on funding opportunities/awards, eligibility and submission deadlines.
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Cass Foundation
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CASS is a private philanthropic foundation, established in 2001, to support and promote the advancement of education, science and medicine, and research and practice in those fields. CASS is an acronym for 'Contributing to Australian Scholarship and Science'. Since 2001 CASS has concentrated on four areas of grant-making:
- An annual round of grants funding to Victorian medicine and science projects which have the potential to improve understanding of key concepts and lead to improved treatment and practice.
- Two annual rounds of travel grants to assist the professional development of early career post-doctoral researchers.
- Long and short-term educational grants which enable schools in Victoria to access expertise and experiences to improve learning outcomes and engagement in schooling.
- Projects which CASS has sourced and which complement its regular grant rounds.
The Cass Foundation offers travel grants twice yearly and medicine/science grants annually.
Visit the Cass Foundation's website for awards on offer, eligibility criteria and submission deadlines.
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CSIRO
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Flagship Collaboration Fund
Collaboration is a key principle of the Flagship initiative.
The Flagship Collaboration Fund (FCF) supports the CSIRO National Research Flagships Program in achieving their goals by providing funding to engage external capability to:
- solve specific science problems
- develop expertise for CSIRO and its partners
- build collaborative partnerships.
In all cases, funded research must align with the research of one or more of the National Research Flagships.
At different times throughout the year, the FCF provides contestable funding for:
- Flagship clusters
- Flagship research projects
- Flagship visiting fellowships
- Flagship postgraduate scholarships.
Visit the CSIRO website to access the guidelines - and how to apply - for each of the funding awards listed above.
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Flack Trust (The Marian and EH Flack Trust)
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The Marian and E.H. Flack Trust is an independent philanthropic trust constituted in 1935 under the Will of the late Edwin Harold Flack. Since 1935 it has awarded annual grants to a variety of charitable institutions and diverse causes that seek to benefit and improve a broad range of individuals throughout Australia. The Trust supports institutions conducting medical research, welfare, social/family support and aged care. Thus, fields of interest include:
Aged care
Health and wellbeing
Special purpose housing and accommodation
Medical research
Mental health
Social welfare
Visit the website for more information on funding available, eligibility criteria and submission deadlines.
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Fullbright - The Australian-American Fullbright Commission
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The Australian-American Fulbright Commission is a non-profit organisation in Australia, established through a binational treaty between the Australian and United States governments in 1949 under the auspices of the United States Educational Foundation (USEFA) in Australia. The program was initially funded from U.S. Government credits acquired in Australia from the sale of surplus war materials. In 1963, the two governments established the Australian-American Education Foundation as a successor to USEFA, to be funded equally by the two parties. The operational name changed to the Australian-American Fulbright Commission in the year 2000.
The Commission offers Australians a number of scholarship programs:
- Fullbright Postgraduate Scholarship
- Fullbright Postdoctoral Scholarship
- Fullbright Senior Scholarship
- Fullbright Professional Scholarship
Go to the Fullbright Commission's website for more information on the Scholarship schemes, their eligibility critieria and submission deadlines.
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The Gastroenterological Society of Australia (GESA)
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The Gastroenterological Society of Australia (GESA) is Australia's peak body for the disciplines of gastroenterology and hepatology. The Gastroenterological Society of Australia has made a significant financial investment over the years to build a research fund to primarily provide research scholarships and salary support for younger members to undertake full time research in both basic and clinical GE research. The Society is committed to growing this research fund to provide ongoing support into the future. GESA offers the following research awards:
- Olympus 2012 St Marks Endoscopy Fellowship
- ABBOTT 2012 IBD Clinical Research Grant
- AstraZeneca Grant-In-Aid Award
- Fresenius Kabi Pty Ltd Junior Travel Awards
- GESA/Janssen Gilead Snr Post Doctoral Research Fellowship
- GESA Postgraduate Medical Research Scholarship
- GESA Postgraduate Clinical Research Scholarship
Go to the GESA website and click on the Research Awards link for more information on the awards, their eligibility criteria and respective submission deadlines.
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Grand Challenges in Global Health (international provider)
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Grand Challenges in Global Health focuses on 14 major global health challenges with the aim of engaging creative minds across scientific disciplines — including those who have not traditionally taken part in health research — to work on solutions that could lead to breakthrough advances for those in the developing world. The Grand Challenges in Global Health initiative fosters scientific and technological innovation to solve key health problems in the developing world. The Grand Challenges program was launched in 2003 and two years later, 43 grants totaling $436 million were awarded for research projects involving scientists in 33 countries. These projects are currently underway, managed by teams working in partnership across disciplines, sectors and countries. Many feature work from leaders in fields such as chemistry, engineering, statistics, and business, who have never before focused on global health.
To find out more about the Grand Challenges in Global Health and the awards on offer, their eligibility criteria and respective submission deadlines, visit their website and click on the Grant Opportunities link.
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Heart Foundation
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The Heart Foundation offers a range of awards across a variety of categories for research into heart, stroke and blood vessel disease as part of its mission to be the leading Australian advocate, supporter and champion of high quality cardiovascular research. The Heart Foundation offers the following awards annually:
- Grants-in-Aid
- Travel Grants (offered 3 times per year)
- Career Development Fellowships
- Overseas Research Fellowships
- Postgraduate Scholarships
- Postdoctoral Fellowships
- Summer Scholarships
- NHMRC / Heart Foundation Translating Research into Practice (TRIP) Fellowship (offered via NHMRC funding round)
Visit the Heart Foundation's website for more information about their awards, their eligibility criteria and respective submission dates.
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Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) (international provider)
Australian Website USA Website
JDRF funds research that addresses every aspect of type 1 diabetes, from prevention to treatment to a cure. The mission that drives JDRF is finding a cure for type 1 diabetes and its complications through the support of research. JDRF is focused on improving the lives of people with diabetes today and in the future so its research support is directed towards the best science that leads to better treatment as well as the most important science leading to a cure.
Applications for all research grants/awards are accessible via the global website (see USA website). Click HERE to go directly to the research grants and awards webpage for more information on program announcements, requests for applications (RFAs), funding policy and application procedures/deadlines.
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Leukaemia Foundation
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The Leukaemia Foundation National Research Program (NRP) seeks to foster innovative research into the causes, diagnosis and treatment of blood cancers like leukaemia, lymphoma, myeloma and related blood disorders. The program includes grants-in-aid to provide seed funding for novel research projects, whilst the fellowships and scholarships program aims to encourage talented young scientists, medical graduates and researchers to pursue a career in basic, applied or translational research to find cures and better ways to care for patients and families living with haematological malignancies. The Leukaemia Foundation will consider funding applications in all fields of research which will improve outcomes for people with blood cancers and related disorders.
Go to the Leukaemia Foundation website for more information on its research program, eligibility criteria and submission deadlines.
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Motor Neurone Disearse Research Institute of Australia
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The Motor Neurone Disease Research Institute of Australia (MNDRIA) was established in 1984 as a national organisation promoting medical and scientific research into MND. MNDRIA has been driven forward by the vision to understand the causes, find effective treatments and discover cures for MND, and the goal to provide a minimum of $1,000,000 each year for MND research proposals.
The aims of the the Motor Neurone Disease Research Institute of Australia are:
- To promote medical and scientific research into MND.
- To determine the relative merits of research proposals for the study of MND for the receipt of research grants.
- To administer research grants for the study of MND.
- To facilitate the exchange of information about MND.
- To affiliate with other bodies, either national or international, to advance the cause of research into MND.
- To raise funds to support research into MND.
- To be an Approved Research Institute by meeting the conditions of Income Tax Assessment Act.
The Motor Neurone Disease Research Institute of Australia was previously known as the A.L.S. Research Institute and the A.L.S.-Motor Neurone Disease research Institute Incorporated.
Go to the MNDRIA website for more information on the awards on offer, their eligibility criteria and submission deadlines.
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MS Research Australia (MSRA)
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MS Research Australia's mission is to accelerate Australian MS research toward the prevention, better treatments and a cure for MS. They aim to achieve this by working in partnership with relevant medical research institutes and scientists around Australia, encouraging collaborations and focus on our strengths in this research. MS Research Australia is ultimately working towards "Freedom from MS".
MSRA's research strategy aims to accelerate research activity in areas where Australian scientists can have the greatest impact in worldwide MS research. It works in close partnership with and encourages collaboration between a number of Australia's top (university-based) medical research centres. The research is focused on three main areas; to better diagnose and treat MS, to predict and prevent MS and to propagate cell repair and regeneration.
Go to MRSA's website to find out more about the funding awards on offer, their eligibility criteria and submission deadlines.
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National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF) Website
The National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF) is proud to fund the best breast cancer research in Australia. Since its inception in October 1994, NBCF has allocated more than $74 million to 274 breast cancer research projects across Australia. NBCF encourages research innovation collaboratoin between research disciplines and supports talented Australian researchers. There are two unique aspects to NBCF funding:
- It is the only community organisation in Australia that awards funds to research in all aspects of breast cancer including; prevention, screening, diagnosis, treatment, follow-up care, relapse, survivorship.
- Funds are directed to the best researchers in Australia; its funding is not limited by state boundaries or institutional policies.
To ensure integrity, accountability and transparency when awarding funds, NBCF coordinates a rigorous process of peer-review. Its Peer Review Committees of expert scientists consider:
• The quality of the research including track record, originality and competitiveness.
• The feasibility of the research including hypothesis, design, methods and analysis.
• The impact that the research may have on our knowledge of breast cancer.
NBCF currently funds:
• Think Tanks.
• Novel Concept Awards.
• Postdoctoral Fellowships (in partnership with Cure Cancer Australia Foundation).
• Early Career Fellowships.
• National Collaborative Breast Cancer Research Grant Program.
• Cancer Australia Priority Driven Collaborative Cancer Research Scheme (in partnership with Cancer Australia).
To find out more about the awards on offer, eligibility criteria and submission deadlines, visit the NBCF website.
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National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC)
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The National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) is Australia's peak body for supporting health and medical research; for developing health advice for the Australian community, health professionals and governments; and for providing advice on ethical behaviour in health care and in the conduct of health and medical research.
NHMRC provides funding for all areas of research relevant to human health and medicine. These are divided into categories that reflect the intent of a grant rather than the topic of research.
Visit the NHMRC's website for further information on the extensive funding awards on offer, eligibility and submission deadlines
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Pfizer
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Pfizer offers research grants and fellowship programs that aim to:
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Provide outstanding biomedical scientists with additional opportunities to establish world-class research programs in Australia;
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Encourage the pursuit of science as an important and rewarding career pathway;
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Enhance the contribution of Australian biomedical science to its social and economic well-being;
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Contribute to the continued development of the local pharmaceutical industry;
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Provide additional funding opportunities for local biomedical research and innovation that seeks to identify new treatment targets or new therapies;
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Enhance the opportunities for Australian biomedical science to contribute to the global pharmaceutical development process;
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Identify world-class research in Australia with the potential to provide unique or complementary research leads or tools to assist in its drug discovery program;
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Build enduring relationships between Australian biomedical innovators, government, academia and industry, developing an environment of co-operation and mutual trust;
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Develop a model that establishes a template for effective interaction between the local research and biotechnology communities, and the global pharmaceutical industry.
Go to Pfizer's website and visit it Research and Development page to see the funding opportunities on offer, their eligibility criteria and corresponding submission deadlines.
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Prime Minister's Science Prizes
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The Prime Minister's Prizes for Science are a national tribute to excellent and dedicated work in Australian science and science teaching. Each comprises a cash component, a medallion and a lapel pin of the nature of those worn by recipients of Australian Honours such as the AO. The major Prize, the Prime Minister's Prize for Science, is one of the nation’s most highly-regarded awards and the premier national award for scientific achievement. It is awarded for an outstanding specific achievement or series of related achievements in any area of science advancing human welfare or benefiting society. The Malcolm McIntosh Prize for Physical Scientist of the Year and the Science Minister's Prize for Life Scientist of the Year are awarded to scientists to recognise and reward outstanding early-career research and to demonstrate to the public, and to school students and science undergraduates in particular, that outstanding early-career achievement in science is not only possible but can be of world-class importance.
Go to the Prime Minister's Science Prizes for Science website to find out more about the prizes referred to above, their eligibility criteria and submission deadlines.
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Roche Organ Transplantation Research Foundation (international provider)
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The Roche Organ Transplantation Research Foundation (ROTRF) is a legally independent, medical research charity that awards operating grants for research projects in organ transplantation to established members of academic staff at universities, transplant centres and research institutes. The ROTRF is committed to funding a broad range of transplantation-related research, with the ultimate aim of improving long-term outcomes for people with organ transplants. Its priority is to support clinically oriented research projects, such as observational clinical studies or studies that use human transplant samples for laboratory examinations. To be considered for a grant award, applications should have demonstrable applicability to human organ transplantation.
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RACP Research and Education Foundation
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As the philanthropic arm of the RACP, the RACP Research and Education Foundation works to support young talented physicians and trainees in the critical, early stages of their career in medical research and education. The Research and Education Foundation was established in 1991 to raise funds for The Royal Australasian College of Physicians' Medical Research Awards Scheme. The Fellowships and Scholarships provided by the Research and Education Foundation are available only to Fellows and Advanced Trainees of The Royal Australasian College of Physicians, its Divisions, Faculties and Chapters. The majority of awards are designed for Fellows or Advanced Trainees at an early stage of their careers and strong preference will be given to these applicants. Several awards are, however, available to more established researchers.
There are over 40 Fellowships available within the following categories, although not all are offered each year:
Research Entry Scholarships
Post Higher Degree Awards
The Jacquot Awards
Rural & Remote Practitioners Awards
Open Awards
Faculty, Chapter and Specialty Society Awards
New Zealand Awards
Eric Susman Prize
Go to the RACP website for more information on its Foundation Awards, their eligibility criteria and submission deadlines.
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Royal College of Nursing Australia (RCNA)
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RCNA funds and administers a number of grants that are available to Members and Fellows of RCNA. This funding has been made available to RCNA from benefactors, some of whom have nominated selection criteria for their awards. The RCNA National Research and Scholarship Fund (NRSF) is designed to assist registered nurses to undertake both tertiary and/or postgraduate education, training and/or research activities. There are many research awards/grants on offer, including scholarships; grants and travel grants. RCNA is also a major Australian Federal Government scholarship fund administrator and accepts and processes applications for these awards.
Go to the RCNA website to find out about all awards are on offer, their eligibility criteria and submission deadlines.
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Sidney Myer Fund
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A generous philanthropist in his lifetime, Sidney Myer left one tenth of his estate for the benefit of the community in which he made his fortune. The Sidney Myer Fund and The Myer Foundation continue the legacy of his generosity, through members of three succeeding generations of the Myer family, who give in many ways, to make significant and lasting changes in our society.
The Myer Foundation was established in 1959 by Sidney’s sons, Baillieu and the late Kenneth Myer, as a way to support initiatives and new opportunities arising from contemporary issues.
The objectives of The Myer Foundation and Sidney Myer Fund are:
- To enrich individual and civic life
- To improve the lives of people impoverished from personal, environmental, social or cultural disadvantage
- To protect and strengthen democratic values and participation
To find out more about the funding awards on offer, eligibility and submission deadlines, visit the website.
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The Rebecca L Cooper Medical Research Foundation
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The charter of the Rebecca L. Cooper Medical Research Foundation is to promote medical research by advancing, promoting and encouraging medical research into all fields of the medical sciences, including but not limited to research into physiology, psychology and psychiatry, research into all fields of the biological sciences including research into microbiology, genetics, biochemistry, molecular and cellular biology and such other areas of medical research throughout Australia. The Foundation meets its obligations by providing annual research grants within an ever widening group of research categories that it decides to support. Currently, these include; Brain Sciences, Diabetes, Geriatrics, Lung Disease (other than cancer), Rheumatology, Vision Sciences and Genetic research.
Go to the Foundation's website for more information on the grants on offer, eligibility criteria, how to apply and submission deadline
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The Victorian Cancer Agency
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The Victorian Cancer Agency was established to sustain and enhance Victoria’s excellent track record in cancer research. With funding support from the Victorian Government, it invests in projects and initiatives that rapidly translate research into treatments and approaches that will improve clinical practice and care of cancer patients. Through its funding opportunities in cancer research, the development of a cancer research strategy for Victoria and ongoing engagement with everyone from researchers through to cancer patients, its goal is to make Victoria a leader in cancer research, care and outcomes by 2020.
Go to the VCA's website for more information on the funding opportunities available, their eligibility criteria, how to apply and submission deadlines.
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