Congratulations to the following researchers for winning the SCS Excellence in Research Awards.
SCS Award for Excellence in Research by an Early Career Researcher
Dr Calum Roberts has shown independent and collaborative research ability leading to high impact publications. He has also secured personal funding with an NHMRC investigator grant. Dr Roberts is now leading small teams of researchers and training the next generation of early career scientists and students. He is engaged with health care at a local and state level and is taking on leadership engagement roles. His engagement with national and international networks to encourage academic pursuits and research iscommendable for an ECR. His research outputs and their impacts, as well as his engagement are outstanding at an ECR level.
Find out more about Dr Calum Roberts.
SCS Award for Excellence in Research by a Future Leader
Dr Maurizio Pacilli is a paediatric surgeon who excels at embedding research into practise. Using his surgical and research expertise he leads randomised controlled trials that are low cost, rigorous with high participant completion, with findings that are immediately implemented to improve care at Monash Children’s Hospital. His research has thrived since joining Monash University with over 50 peer-reviewed articles, 100 presentations at international conferences, 3 book chapters, and invitations to speak internationally.
Dr Pacilli is continuing multiple trials and will soon commence one with an industry partner who is providing support for clinical and laboratory research. He is the recipient of the 2020 Kathleen Tinsley Research Fellowship commencing 2021. Dr Pacilli has exceptional collaboration and communication skills, and is highly regarded by his many Honours students. He is already leading embedded clinical research and its translation and is poised to become a world-leader in the prevention and treatment of surgical conditions in children.
Find out more about Dr Maurizio Pacilli
SCS Award for Excellence in Research Impact
Associate Professor Julie Brimblecombe has forged a career dedicated to improving the food supply in remote Indigenous communities. Her research impact has not only been seen directly in the changes she has led to the food supply in partnership with ALPA, but also in the support strategies she has leveraged and lead to support other key stakeholders in the remote retail settings to ensure that the impact is sustained and enhanced. A/Prof Brimblecombe's evidence statement is testament to the cumulative impact and her sustained investment in this field, while at the same time supporting other young researchers to develop skills in this area, such that they too make an impact. Since arriving at Monash she has made significant impacts with her success with the CRE partnership with Deakin University and a Trip Fellowship.
Find out more about A/Prof Julie Brimblecombe
SCS Award for Excellence in Research by an Early Career Researcher
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| Dr Calum Roberts |
Find out more about Dr Calum Roberts.
SCS Award for Excellence in Research by a Future Leader
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| Dr Maurizio Pacilli |
Dr Pacilli is continuing multiple trials and will soon commence one with an industry partner who is providing support for clinical and laboratory research. He is the recipient of the 2020 Kathleen Tinsley Research Fellowship commencing 2021. Dr Pacilli has exceptional collaboration and communication skills, and is highly regarded by his many Honours students. He is already leading embedded clinical research and its translation and is poised to become a world-leader in the prevention and treatment of surgical conditions in children.
Find out more about Dr Maurizio Pacilli
SCS Award for Excellence in Research Impact
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| A/Prof Julie Brimblecombe |
Find out more about A/Prof Julie Brimblecombe
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