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Healthy Development Adelaide

Winner in Excellence in Research Collaboration (SA Science Excellence Awards 2009)

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55 King William Road
North Adelaide SA 5006

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Our People

HDA incorporates over 170 members in over 24 research disciplines across the state that includes members from the University of Adelaide, University of South Australia, Flinders University, Women's and Children's Health Network, relevant organisations/institutions and government departments with research and commercial expertise related to 'healthy development'. HDA focuses on research in healthy development from preconception to adolescence.

HDA is led by Professor Robert Norman, and Professor Michael Sawyer.

The below links provide information on members and governance of HDA.

Current Members

Membership within HDA is strong due to the possession of the following expertise:

  • Excellence. The membership of HDA is representative of outstanding senior researchers, clinicians and academics from different disciplines, with backgrounds and previous experience grounded in an international context.
  • Spanning the Disciplines. Members comprehensively span the disciplines, bringing together extensive experience in genetics, physiology, reproduction, dentistry, psychology, paediatrics, sociology, epidemiology, pharmacology, economics, politics and law etc.
  • Infrastructure and Research Facilities. The combined resources, capabilities and diverse range of systems used by members of the cluster provide a unique resource for research programs and will enable members to invest in existing facilities for the next generation early career researchers in developmental research.

For information on individual HDA members and their research go to our A to Z Listing of Members

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Staff

The HDA Executive Officer is responsible for the implementation of HDA strategies, complete administrative duties, creating public awareness of HDA and fostering communication between the various discipline areas, liaison and communication with members, organisation of meetings and events, maintenance of membership database and website.


Steering Group

HDA's Steering Group consists of:

Professor Robert Norman (Co-Chair)

HDA Co-Convenor

University of Adelaide

Professor Michael Sawyer (Co-Chair)

HDA Co-Convenor

Women's & Children's Health Network / University of Adelaide 

Ms Anne Jurisevic

HDA Executive Officer

Healthy Development Adelaide

Professor Maria Makrides

Women's & Children's Health Research Institute

A/Professor Claire Roberts

University of Adelaide

Ms Gail Mondy

Women's and Children's Health Network

A/Professor Pat Buckley

University of South Australia

A/Professor Jane Scott

Flinders University

 Ms Miriam Daley

Department for Education & Child Development

Professor Barbara Pocock

University of South Australia

 Mr Andrew Stanley

SA Health

 

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Working Groups

HDA has working groups in place to direct various aspects of HDA objectives and to implement particular strategies. The following working groups have been established:

Research Training Program Working Group

A/Professor Pat Buckley (Chair)

University of South Australia

Dr Bernadette Richards

University of Adelaide

Ms Anne Jurisevic

Healthy Development Adelaide

A/Professor Maree O'Keefe

University of Adelaide

A/Prof Janna Morrison

University of South Australia

A/Prof Jane Scott

Flinders University


Oration Working Group

Professor Robert Norman

University of Adelaide

Professor Michael Sawyer

Women's and Children's Health Network / University of Adelaide

Ms Anne Jurisevic

Healthy Development Adelaide

 


Research Synergies Working Group

A/Professor Claire Roberts (Chair)

University of Adelaide

A/Professor Gordon Howarth

University of Adelaide

Dr Natalie Sinn

University of South Australia

Dr Genevieve Baratiny

University of South Australia

Ms Anne Jurisevic

Healthy Development Adelaide

Dr Lisa Smithers

University of Adelaide

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