Research
Australia is calling for your nominations for the 2016 Research Australia
Awards, to celebrate and recognise the achievements of you, your colleagues,
your collaborators – anyone who has made a difference in Australia’s health
and medical research sector.
These Awards are an opportunity to shine a light on those who are working hard within our sector, who are making incredible discoveries and advancements, and who have tirelessly advocated and supported health and medical research.
Research Australia Award recipients can be individuals, teams or organisations that have dedicated themselves to improving outcomes for all Australians, be it through their own research, or through their support of research.
These Awards are an opportunity to shine a light on those who are working hard within our sector, who are making incredible discoveries and advancements, and who have tirelessly advocated and supported health and medical research.
Research Australia Award recipients can be individuals, teams or organisations that have dedicated themselves to improving outcomes for all Australians, be it through their own research, or through their support of research.
There are seven Research Australia Awards to be presented this year, including a new award in Data Innovation.
The
categories for the 2016 Research Australia Awards are:
- Data Innovation in Health
& Medical Research Award is presented to an
individual or team that has developed the most innovative method of
gathering, making available, processing or interpreting data in a way that
advances health and medical research. Individuals and teams from all
fields of health and medical research are eligible for nomination, not
just those who specialise in the manipulation of data, and innovations
that provide new methodologies for research or have increased the
availability of data for research are encouraged.
- Griffith University Discovery
Award is for an early researcher (no more than five years
post PhD) whose paper/patent/discovery has already demonstrated its
importance or impact.
- Advocacy Award recognises
an Australian from the community, the media or a celebrity who has raised
community awareness about the benefits of health and medical research.
- Great Australian Philanthropy
Award is to recognise and encourage personal philanthropic
donations over a period of time by an individual or family to health and
medical research.
- Health Services Research Award recognises
an individual who has made an outstanding contribution to health services
research, provided leadership in health services research, undertaken
research that has led to a significant improvement in healthcare, or
championed the development of the health services research field.
- Leadership in Corporate Giving
Award recognises outstanding leadership by a corporation or
business in giving to and supporting health and medical research. This is
not necessarily about the actual amounts donated, rather it’s the
relationship or partnership and commitment over time that is an important
dimension of effective corporate giving.
- Peter Wills Medal created
in honour of the great leader whose work led to the inception of Research
Australia, the Peter Wills Medal recognises an Australian who has made an
outstanding contribution to building Australia's international reputation
in the area of health and medical research, and fostering collaboration
for better health.
NOMINATIONS NOW OPEN!
Nominations
are now open, and you can download the nomination form and begin
nominating here. All nominations must be received by
Wednesday 3 August 2016.
For all questions and enquiries about this year's Awards, please contact Damien Maurice at damien.maurice@researchaustralia.org or by phone on (02) 9295 8546.
For all questions and enquiries about this year's Awards, please contact Damien Maurice at damien.maurice@researchaustralia.org or by phone on (02) 9295 8546.
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