Compulsory Research Integrity Training from 2021

 As communicated on 9 December 2020, the Research Integrity Team in the Office of the Senior Vice-Provost and Vice-Provost (Research) has advised that in light of Monash University's continued commitment to the Australian Code for the Responsible Conduct of Research and ensuring all research conducted at our institution is carried out with the highest integrity, we will be moving towards implementing compulsory Research Integrity training for our researchers over the coming years.

The training will be rolled out from 1 January 2021 as follows:

 

Commencing 1 January 2021	All successful award recipient Principal Chief Investigators (PCIs, CIAs), must complete online Research Integrity training at the time of notice of award.
Commencing 1 January 2022	All applicant Principal Chief Investigators (PCIs, CIAs) must complete online Research Integrity training at the time of application submission to funder.

Where can I find the training?

Research Integrity training can be found in 'My Development' within the HR & Employment tile on the my.monash homepage. Once within 'My Development', simply search for 'Research Integrity' to bring up the training module.

The training can be undertaken by anyone at any time, but will be compulsory for Principal Chief Investigators as outlined above from 2021. Please note, award monies for successful awards will not be released by R&R unless this training has been completed.

Once completed, training is valid for 5 years.

Should you have any questions regarding the training, please contact Tania Genge, Senior Manager, Research Integrity (vp.research@monash.edu).

NHMRC Investigator Grants: MNHS Top 5 Publications Review Initiative

The Faculty Research Office is offering reviews of your Top 5 publications in your Investigator Grant application.  This review is open to all MNHS applicants.

Applicants who participate in this initiative will receive two anonymous reviews of the Top 5 publications section of their application.  Two reviews will take place:

1) One anonymous review will be conducted by members of the Faculty Review Academy, an esteemed cohort of MNHS researchers with extensive NHMRC experience as Fellows and/or reviewers.  
2) A second anonymous peer review by a fellow applicant.  

In order to receive a review, you must conduct a peer review as well.  You will not receive your reviews until you have submitted your peer review.  Reviewers and applicants will be matched by broad research area.  Detailed instructions will be provided to peer reviewers.  It is not necessary to have any reviewer experience to participate.  

Reviews will be conducted on a rolling basis.  Applicants can request a review any time before 8 March by filling in this form.  They will receive their review 7-14 days after the request is made. Full instructions can be found in the form.  

Please note, our Investigator Grants: Publications webinars and slides are available online to help you get started.  You can also look at examples of success in our Investigator Grant Exemplar Application Library.

If you have any questions about this initiative, please email the Faculty Research Office  (medicine.research@monash.edu).

Young Tall Poppy Science Awards 2021 NOMINATIONS NOW OPEN

 

This year's Young Tall Poppy Science Awards are now open for nominations, closing 6 April 2021.

These national awards recognise early-career researchers who are passionate science communicators, with excellent research achievements in science, mathematics, engineering, technology, medical research or social/behavioural science. Up to 12 awards have been made annually in Victoria, ahead of the national competition.

Requirements:
Candidates must have graduated from their PhD between 3 and 10 years ago (after accounting for career interruptions), but can be of any age (unlike in previous years). Only Australian/NZ citizens and Australian permanent residents are eligible. Other conditions apply. Candidates will also need the support of a senior nominator in their own field, who will need to participate in completing the nomination.

Online information sessions:

·  AIPS will provide state-level information sessions. Details have not been published to date.

·  Please monitor the AIPS website for updates on session dates/times.

Guidance:
Guidance information can be found in the email circulated on the 15^th of February from SCS Research Manager Adrienne Calder.

Application and Submission:

For more information, including nomination procedures, full conditions, and past winners, please see here.

Note: Tuesday 6 April is a University Holiday (Easter Tuesday). Applicants should ensure that they have all the information necessary for submission no later than Wednesday 31 March.

Information about past VIC Tall Poppy winners is available here.

Rejoinders for National Intelligence and Security Discovery Research Grants (NISDRG) 2021 - NOW OPEN IN RMS

Rejoinders for National Intelligence and Security Discovery Research Grants (NISDRG) 2021 are now open in RMS.  

The closing date for rejoinders is 5:00pm (AEDT) Thursday 18 February 2021.  

For questions, please contact mro-applications@monash.edu.

Rejoinders for the National Intelligence and Security Discovery Research Grants (Intelligence Challenges) and National Intelligence and Security Discovery Research Grants (National Security Challenges) programs for funding commencing in 2021, are now open in the scheme specific portal of the Research Management System (RMS).

 

• Office of National Intelligence (Intelligence Challenges) RMS Portal
• Department of Defence (National Security Challenges) RMS Portal

 

The closing date for rejoinders is 5:00pm (AEDT) Thursday, 18 February 2021.

 

Instructions for submitting a Rejoinder in RMS are available on the ARC Research Grants Services website and GrantConnect.

 

If an inappropriate assessment is identified, please submit an NISDRG Assessment Review Request by 5:00pm (AEDT) on Wednesday, 10 February 2021. The assessment review process provides the opportunity for any identified issues to be resolved prior to the submission of the rejoinder.

 

If you have any questions, please email ARC-NISDRG@arc.gov.au.

Prime Minister's Prizes for Science 2021 CALL FOR NOMINATIONS

 

This year's Prime Minister's Prizes for Science are now open, with Stage1 due 9 March 2021. 

These prestigious, national prizes are awarded annually, and recognise achievements in maths, science, engineering, IT, technology and medical research. Further information about the Prizes is provided below and the scheme guidelines are attached.  Please note that Prizes 3 - 5 (below) are open to ECRs <10 years post-PhD.

If you are aware of a researcher or team with a truly outstanding success story, please let them know about this opportunity. Limited support from the MRO Research Development team may be available upon request. Please notify the Faculty Research Office (medicine.research@monash.edu) of your nomination(s) by no later than 15 February 2021.  

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Brief information about the Prizes

1. Prime Minister's Prize for Science ($250,000): 
Outstanding & original advancement of knowledge, that has impacted science or wider. Open to individuals and teams. 

2. Prime Minister's Prize for Innovation ($250,000):
Innovative translation of science to product/service that has substantially benefited Australia. Individuals or teams.

3 & 4. Malcom McIntosh Prize for Physical Scientist of the year ($50,000) and Frank Fenner Prize for Life Scientist of the Year ($50,000):
Exceptional & original science (<10 yrs ago) with potential/realised benefit to human welfare/society. Open to ECRs (<10 yrs post-PhD), with a minimum of 4 yrs research experience in Australia.
 
5. Prize for New Innovators ($50,000):
Excellent early R&D with substantial recent progress towards commercialisation that will measurably benefit Australian economy/society/environment. Open to ECRs (<10 yrs post-PhD), with min 2 yrs research in Australia.

Each prize recipient receives a medallion, lapel pin, prize money as described above and an award certificate.

 

NHMRC Synergy Grants MRO Application Reviews

 

The MRO's Research Development Team will be supporting the 2021 round of NHMRC Synergy Grants applications. 

The objective of the Synergy Grants scheme is to support outstanding multidisciplinary teams of investigators to work together to answer major questions that cannot be answered by a single investigator. Just 10 grants are awarded, each valued at $5M (total, over 5 years). 

The Research Development Team reviewed all Monash submitted 2019 Synergy applications (n= 9; 5 @ Stage 2; 3 awarded) and is available to discuss trends, and effective strategies to strengthen your application.

MRO Reviews

The Research Development Team will be conducting reviews of the Synergy section, and will provide a generalist review of the Knowledge Gain section (prioritising the first page and aspects of scheme fit). Unfortunately they don't have capacity to review the individual track record responses.  

If you would like to participate, please request a review here by 10 March 2021. 

Reviews will begin on 17 March 2021. 

Please contact mro.researchdevelopment@monash.edu for more information on reviews and support.

Further information on the Synergy Grants opportunity will be distributed after scheme open (anticipated 24 February 2021).

 

NHMRC Investigator Grants, Faculty MNHS Career Disruption Support Initiative

The Faculty Research Office is offering reviews for NHMRC Investigator Grant applicants who have experienced career disruptions.  It is a strategic priority for the Faculty to provide support to researchers who have experienced career disruptions to ensure they are not disadvantaged. This review is open to all applicants in MNHS, at all Investigator Grant levels, who have experienced career disruptions.

Applicants who participate in this initiative will receive one anonymous review of the Career Disruption and Career Context sections of their application.  The reviews will be conducted by members of the Faculty Review Academy, an esteemed cohort of MNHS researchers with extensive NHMRC experience as Fellows and/or reviewers.  

Reviews will be conducted on a rolling basis.  Applicants can request a review any time before 8 March by filling in this form.  They will receive their review 7-14 days after the request is made. Full instructions can be found in the form.  

The NHMRC defines career disruptions as a prolonged interruption to an applicant’s capacity to work, due to:

·  pregnancy

·  major illness/injury

·  carer responsibilities.

 

A period of career disruption is defined as:

·  a continuous absence from work for 90 calendar days or more, and/or

·  continuous, long-term, part-time employment (with defined %FTE) due to circumstances classified as Career Disruption, with the absence amounting to a total of 90 calendar days or more.

If you are not sure if your personal circumstances can be considered a career disruption in your Investigator Grant application, please email the Monash Research Office (MRO) to discuss this further at mhs@monash.edu.

If you have any questions about this initiative, please email the Faculty Research Office  (medicine.research@monash.edu).

The L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science Fellowship Program - Now Open

In 1998 L'Oréal and UNESCO founded the For Women in Science program to promote and highlight the critical importance of ensuring greater participation of women in science. Each year, the program recognises the achievements of exceptional female scientists at different stages of their careers and awards them with Fellowships to help further their research.

Each Fellow is awarded $25,000 for a one year project. This is intended to provide practical help for the winners to undertake research in their chosen fields and the winners may choose to spend their fellowship on buying scientific equipment, paying for child care costs, conference & travel costs or other items they may need to continue their research.

The National Fellows must be within five years of their PhD (not including career breaks) for research at an Australian or New Zealand academic or research institution.

Applications close Monday 1 March 2021, 11:59pm

Find out more here

Apply here

For questions about this scheme, please refer to the FAQs or contact L'Oréal Australia.

Applications Open for BioMelbourne Network - 2021 Women in Leadership Awards

 The BioMelbourne Network Women in Leadership Awards acknowledge and celebrate leadership and commitment to driving change and impact in the health industry.

The Awards recognise that leadership occurs at all levels within an organisation and throughout the wider sector. There are three awards broadly targeting the evolving stages of an impactful career – nominally active in the industry for 2-4 years, 5-10 years and 10-15+ years.  

For 2021 the criteria for each category remain the same, but the titles of the BioMelbourne Network Women in Leadership Awards have been slightly revised to allow easier distinction. The Award categories are:

1. Emerging Leadership Award – Mover & Shaker This award recognises emerging leaders, on a new path in approximately the last 2-4 years, who are rising stars in the industry.
2. Inspiring Leadership Award – Making It Happen This award recognises those playing an inspiring and pivotal role in leadership of a project, partnership, or collaborative initiative, approximately within the last 5 to 10 years.
3. Distinguished Leadership Award – Impact For Industry This award recognises outstanding contributions by senior executive leaders with a career history of contributions over approximately 10-15+ years.

Nominations close Friday 19 February 2021.

Find out more here

SCS welcomes Adrienne Calder

We are pleased to welcome Adrienne Calder to SCS, as she fills the role of Research Manager during Vanalysa's Maternity Leave. Adrienne joins us from the Monash Research Office where she was a Grants Officer in the Medical and Health Sciences team. In addition to her research management experience, Adrienne has a teaching background across the Faculties of MNHS and Science. Adrienne was also a Technical Officer in ARMI and undertook PhD research in the Department of Anatomy and Developmental Biology. So not only does she know her way around a lab, but she also knows Monash University and our processes. Welcome Adrienne!

Baby announcement

We are pleased to announce that our SCS Research Manager, Dr Vanalysa Ly, gave birth to her first child on 28th January at Waverley Private Hospital. The as-yet-unnamed baby girl weighed 3.05 kg and measured up at 51 cm. Both mum and baby are faring well.

(Editor's note: Vanalysa if you are stuck for names, you may consider the names Erica or Eugenie!)

Upcoming Platform Events - February 2021

 Monash Bioinformatics Platform

Bioinformatics Drop-In Session [Online]

The Bioinformatics drop-in help sessions have started for 2021 and will be held online again this Friday.

Date: Friday 5 February 2021

Time: 3:00pm

Zoom Link: https://monash.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMrfuGhpj8sGNC19p0Grr0F17OBQhMTz3Qm

As usual, Monash Bioinformatics Platform and eResearch staff will be there to offer help and advice on:

• Bioinformatics
• Proteomics
• High-performance computing
• Statistics
• Data wrangling

Bioinformatics Events Mailing List: Sign up to our bioinformatics mailing list to receive general MBP announcements and workshop information.

For notifications about our informal weekly Bioinformatics seminar (on most Wednesdays), sign up to the MBP weekly seminar mailing list.

For further information contact bioinformatics.platform@monash.edu

 

Monash Functional Genomics Platform

BDI Seminar Series

Title: High throughput CRISPR screens: New technologies and opportunities at the Monash Functional Genomics Platform

Speakers: A/Prof Sefi Rosenbluh and Dr Luis Malaver-Ortega, Monash Functional Genomics Platform

Date: Tuesday 9 February 2021

Time: 1:00 – 2:00pm

Zoom Link: https://monash.zoom.us/j/81984582365 [Meeting ID: 819 8458 2365 and Passcode: 015479]

Further information is available in the attached flyer.

Monash Biomedical Imaging

Title: Cyberanatomy reveals the evolutionary secrets of humans and marsupials

Speakers:  A/Prof Alistair Evans and Dr Justin W Adams, Monash University  

Date: Thursday 25 February 2021

Time: 12:30 - 1:15pm

Register for this Zoom Webinar at: 
https://monash.zoom.us/webinar/register/3716112029831/WN_agtoT6niQOi5ex8bM-FoZw

Visit the MBI webinars page for details about this and other MBI webinars.

Applications Open in RMS - ARC Linkage Projects 2021 (LP21)

The Linkage Projects scheme supports projects which initiate or develop long term strategic research alliances to apply advanced knowledge to problems, acquire new knowledge and as a basis for securing commercial and other benefits of research.

IMPORTANT NOTES

• COVID impacts - the ARC has published guidance on the impacts of COVID-19, including Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) .  
• Following the updated ARC Conflict of Interest and Confidential Policy, there are some new mandatory questions which must be completed via the Personal Details tab of each RMS user profile.

KEY CHANGES SUMMARY

Please note the following key changes to the LP21 application in RMS, relative to last year:

• A6 - National Interest Test (NIT) Statement: your NIT statement will not appear in the PDF version of the application.
• B8 - Enter the number of all student places that will be filled as a result of this project, not just those requested in the budget for funding.
• D1 - Project Description section includes new sub-section of “Project Aims and Background”. 
• D1 - “Investigator(s)/Capability” is moved ahead of “Project Quality and Innovation”.
• F16 - Previously "Academic Interruptions" are changed to “Career Interruptions”. Three new categories are added:

o Disaster Management and Recovery;

o Limited or no access to facilities or resources;

o Community obligations, including Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander cultural practices and protocols

Note that this is not an exhaustive list of all changes. 

KEY DATES

There are three assessment rounds for Linkage Projects for funding applied for in 2021.

ACTION	Assessment Rd 1	Assessment Rd 2	Assessment Rd 3
Initial Deadline for Complete MRO Review (Via Pure Pre-Approval)	29 March 2021	2 August 2021	2 December 2021
RNTA due to MRO (due to ARC)	7 April 2021 (13 April 2021)	9 August 2021 (16 August 2021)	9 December 2021 (16 December 2021)
ARC Submission Close	13 April 2021	16 August 2021	16 December 2021
Anticipated Rejoinder Period	16 June 2021 – 29 June 2021	6 October 2021 – 19 October 2021	2 March 2022 – 15 March 2022

LINKS TO FURTHER INFORMATION

All LP21 ARC documentation can be obtained from Grant Connect (GO4564). 

MRO guidance is available via our Linkage Projects intranet page, including our Guide to Entering Research Outputs into RMS and the MRO Submission Process for ARC Proposals.

Additional links to important info from the ARC:

• Important Dates for ARC Grant Application Process
• ARC Eligibility matters overview

Please contact mro-applications@monash.edu if you have any queries about this funding opportunity.

New Funding, Prizes & Awards - January 2021

Please ensure that you pay careful attention to internal and external deadlines and any eligibility and compliance conditions detailed within the funding opportunity links below.  

• Rationalist Society of Australia Grants – Applications Now Open
• Funding Available in Kidney Research
• McGill’s 2021 Louis and Artur Lucian Award for Research in Circulatory Diseases – Nominations now open
• 2021 Funding Available for Frontotemporal Dementia Research
• Researcher Exchange & Development in Industry (REDI) - REDI Fellowship Program
• National Foundation for Medical Research and Innovation Grants

WALT Institute - Free Online Masterclass - Setting and Kicking Goals for 2021 and Beyond

The WALT Institute is kicking off the new year with a FREE LIVE Masterclass for YOU - Setting and Kicking Goals for 2021 and Beyond!  You’ll discover the step-by-step formula for setting goals that will ignite your passion and drive you to follow through and achieve so much more than you thought possible in 2021.

Open to all RESEARCHERS, ACADEMICS, ECR’s, MCR’S, POST-GRAD STUDENTS in STEMM.

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Setting And Kicking Goals For 2021 and Beyond!

Which camp are you in?

• Many people say goals are overrated, a waste of time or just ‘not for them’  
• Others struggle to meet the goals they set and always feel like they are failing  

Setting and accomplishing goals increases our motivation, enhances our confidence and sets us up to live a life with purpose and meaning! But do we actually follow-through?

Let’s get more effective at achieving those stubborn ones that always seem to remain unmet and trip us up!

You’ll discover the formula for setting goals that will ignite your passion and drive you forwards, to follow through and achieve so much more than you thought possible.

When:  Saturday 23rd January 2021 @10 am AEDT Online.

REGISTER HERE

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Please direct questions to Elizabeth or Christine at The WALT Institute at info@waltinstitute.com.

Note: By registering for this Webinar – you will also receive weekly inspirational blogs from WALT Institute.

Emerging Researcher Fellowships 2021 - Applications are open

The applications for the Emerging Researcher Fellowships 2021 are open. For more information and to read about the 2020 recipients please visit: https://monashhealth.org/research/emerging-researcher-fellowships/

ARC Discovery Project Webinar

Please join a webinar on ARC Discovery Projects, led by Prof Mike Ryan, Deputy Dean Research & Research Infrastructure.  The webinar will go over the scheme, the ARC Medical Research Policy, and advice from members of the ARC College of Experts.  

• Date: Tuesday, 19 January 2021
• Time: 11:30 AM -12:30 PM
• Venue: Via Zoom

Please register for the webinar here to receive the Zoom link.

The webinar will be recorded and posted on the MNHS Intranet for those who are unable to attend.

MRFF Grant Opportunities - Summary of the multiple open (and forecast) schemes

The beginning of 2021 will be busy for MRFF grants with multiple grant opportunities open, or soon to open, across the MRFF schemes. These grants have been opened in batches so below is the summary of information currently available on all open and forecast schemes. Please let Karen McConalogue know if you have any questions or will be applying for these grants.

IMPORTANT ELIGIBILITY NOTICE re: NUMBER OF APPLICATIONS YOU CAN APPLY FOR: Please note that under MRFF guidelines the rules now generally limit  the number of applications. Usually (not always) the limit is that a  person must not be named as a Chief Investigator (CI) on more than one application submitted to a specific grant opportunity OR where streams exist within one grant then an applicant may be restricted to one application per Stream. It is vital that applicants carefully read the eligibility rules for each grant opportunity as the rules can vary across MRFF schemes. IF IN DOUBT PLEASE CONTACT Karen McConalogue.

CURRENTLY OPEN MRFF GRANT OPPORTUNITIES

PREVENTIVE AND PUBLIC HEALTH RESEARCH INITIATIVE

1) 2020 Efficient Use of Existing Medicines Grant Opportunity

• Minimum data:  20-Jan-2021
• Closing date: 3 FEB 2021  

2) 2020 Maternal, First 2000 Days, and Childhood Health Grant Opportunity  

• Minimum data:  20-Jan-2021
• Closing date: 3 FEB 2021  

3) 2020 Quality, Safety and Effectiveness of Medicine Use and Medicine Intervention by Pharmacists Grant Opportunity  (Via Dept of Industry)

• Closing date: 23 FEB 2021  

MISSIONS

4) 2020 Cardiovascular Health Grant Opportunity (Cardiovascular Health Mission)

• Funding is available in 3 Streams (see guidelines for details) 
• Minimum data 17-Feb-2021
• Closing Date 03-Mar-2021

5) 2020 Stem Cell Therapies Grant Opportunity (Stem Cell Mission)

• Funding is available in 5 Streams (see guidelines for fuller details)
• Minimum data 17-Feb-2021
• Closing Date 03-Mar-2021

6) 2020 Genomics Health Futures Mission Grant Opportunity (Genomics Mission)

• Funding is available in 3 Streams (see guidelines for details)
• Minimum data 17-Feb-2021
• Closing Date 3-Mar-2021

7) 2020 Traumatic Brain Injury Mission Grant Opportunity (TBI Mission)

• Funding is available in 5 Streams  (see guidelines for details)
• Minimum data 17-Feb-2021
• Closing Date 03-Mar-2021

8) 2020 Dementia, Ageing and Aged Care Grant Opportunity (Dementia, Ageing and Aged Care Mission)

• Funding is available in 4 Streams (see Guidelines for details)
• Minimum data 24-Feb-2021
• Closing Date 10-Mar-2021

9) 2020 Indigenous Health Research Grant (IHR Fund)

• Funding is available in 2 Streams (see Guidelines for details)
• Minimum data 24-Feb-2021
• Closing Date 10-Mar-2021

EMERGING PRIORITIES AND CONSUMER DRIVEN RESEARCH INITIATIVE

10) 2020 Improving Diagnosis in Cancers with Low Survival Rates Grant Opportunity  

• Funding is available in 2 Streams (see Guidelines for full details)  
• Minimum data 24-Feb-2021
• Closing Date 10-Mar-2021

11) 2020 Childhood Cancer Research Grant Opportunity  

• Funding is available in 2 Streams (see Guidelines for full details)   
• Minimum data:  20-Jan-2021
• Closing date: 3 FEB 2021  

12)  2020 Paediatric Cancer Grant Opportunity (RESTRICTED CALL)

1. This is a restricted call for one consortia. Please contact Karen McConalogue for further advice.
2. Closing Date 10-Mar-2021 

CORONAVIRUS RESEARCH RESPONSE  

13) 2020 COVID-19 Vaccine Candidate Research grant opportunity  

• Round 3: Expressions of interest: close 10 March 2021 
• Applications close  5 May 2021  (invitation only following EoI success)

RESEARCH DATA INFRASTRUCTURE INITIATIVE 

14) 2020 Primary Health Care Research Data Infrastructure (Via Dept of Industry)

• Closing date: 23 FEB 2021   

CLINICAL TRIALS ACTIVITY INITIATIVE

15) 2020 International Clinical Trial Collaborations Grant Opportunity (ROUND 2)

• Minimum data 17-Feb-2021
• Closing Date 03-Mar-2021  

CLINICIAN RESEARCHERS (Forecast- Not yet open but guidelines are now available)

16) 2020 Clinician Researchers: Applied Research in Health

• Opening 24 February 2021 
• Closing date 12 April 2021  

RAPID APPLIED RESEARCH TRANSLATION (RART)  INITIATIVE (Forecast- Not yet open)

17) 2020 Rapid Applied Research Translation Grant Opportunity

NOTE: AN ORGANISATION CAN ONLY SUBMIT ONE APPLICATION per stream. Please contact Karen McConalogue to discuss.

• Opening 4th of March 
• Closing Date 6 May 2021

MEDICAL RESEARCH COMMERCIALISATION INITIATIVE

18) Researcher Exchange & Development in Industry (REDI) - REDI Fellowship Program  

• This program is funded by MRFF and runs via MTPConnect.
• They ran a webinar just before the Christamas break. This can be viewed on YouTUbe.
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ugEoDz5nR8
• ROUND 1 Closes March 1 (There may be up to 5 further rounds across 2021/2022)

19) 2020 Early Stage Translation and Commercialisation (Forecast)

NOTE  An organisation can submit a maximum of one application per Stream and at this stage it appears that the Gov. only seek the administering organisations to apply. The successful admin orgs will then administer the research grants. Please contact Karen McConalogue as she is waiting on further advice from Gov.

• Opening  4th March
• Closing Date 1 April 2021  

20) Targeted Translation Research Accelerator (TTRA) for Diabetes and Cardiovascular Disease (Forecast call Via Dept of Industry) (Forecast)

MTPConnect are currently consulting with the sector to determine priorities for this program. Further advice will follow soon.