Research Branch Bulletin

 

The ARC Linkage Infrastructure, Equipment & Facilities (LIEF) scheme encourages institutions (universities) to develop collaborative arrangements across the higher education sector and with organisations outside the sector in order to develop research infrastructure.

LIEF supports budget items which directly support provision of infrastructure, equipment and facilities for use in research projects, including:

1. animal houses, herbaria, experimental farms.
   
   
2. integrated research facilities consisting of multiple components which can be used either simultaneously or serially for research projects (where each of these research projects is integrated by having a single research aim or theme).
   
   
3. international facilities, consortium membership or subscription costs, approved by the ARC under an international agreement including costs associated with the establishment, upgrading, and/or operation appropriate to Australia’s participation in the use of the facility.
   
   
4. major national research facilities, consortium membership or subscription costs, including reasonable operational costs directly relevant to the research program (where subscriptions cover such costs or where membership of a major national facility incurs an obligation that cannot be funded by other means).
   
   
5. library and research information infrastructure (non-capital aspects only) to support specific research projects/programs which may also include salaries and minor pieces of equipment to build an integrated facility.
   
   
6. purchase, upgrade, construction, transportation of, installation of, maintenance of and/or management of access to the infrastructure, equipment and facilities, including salaries and/or on costs directly associated with these activities.
   
   
7. data compilations, catalogues or bibliographies directly linked to the needs of competitively funded projects/programs.

University Deadlines

• ARC LIEF 2014 Initial Expressions of Interest – due with the Research Branch by COB, Friday, 8 March 2013
  After submission to the Research Branch, EOIs will be assessed by Schools and Faculties and co-funding requests may be varied according to strategic priorities. Note that some Faculties will not accept late EOIs
  
  
• ARC LIEF 2014 Revised Expressions of Interest with approved School/Faculty support – due with the Research Branch by COB, Thursday, 28 March 2013
  
  
• Full Applications (and Certifications) – due with the Research Branch by COB, Wednesday, 17 April 2013

Funding Rules and Instructions to Applicants for the 2014 round are not yet available on the ARC web page. Further information will be circulated as it becomes available.

Submission
The University needs to ascertain what areas and groups are intending to apply for LIEF funding in 2014 in order to arrange necessary co-investment and joint bids with other SA universities (Flinders and University of South Australia).

• Please download the LIEF 2014 Information Sheet which contains the LIEF Expression of Interest document.

This needs to be completed by all intending applicants and returned to the Research Branch by COB Friday, 8 March 2013 in order to facilitate the negotiation of funding for joint bids and the timely preparation of LIEF applications (Note that this includes applications which are not being submitted through the University of Adelaide).

Further Information

• Details of the LIEF scheme can be found on the ARC’s website at http://www.arc.gov.au/ncgp/lief/lief_default.htm
  
  
• The Research Branch website will publish further details of the 2014 round shortly. These documents will be available on the Research Branch web site http://www.adelaide.edu.au/rb/arc/
  
  
• Please don’t hesitate to contact the Research Branch if you require further details or information regarding the ARC LIEF scheme (arcgrants@adelaide.edu.au or 8313 5137)

 

On 6 of December 2012 the Minister for Tertiary Education, Skills, Science & Research, Senator the Hon. Chris Evans announced that the Government will undertake a third round of the Excellence for Research in Australia (ERA) initiative in 2015

In order to initiate the ERA 2015 collection process, the Research Branch will be hosting an open forum with Sam Grunhard, Director, ERA Evaluation and Outreach, Australian Research Council.

OPEN FORUM
Friday 22 February 2013
10.15am – 11.10am

Engineering South Lecture Theatre, Room S112
University of Adelaide, North Terrace

Achieving a successful outcome for ERA 2015 relies on the valued input of the University’s research community, and we look forward to seeing you at this session.

Please email era@adelaide.edu.au for more information.

The results from the previous ERA 2012 submission can be viewed by visiting:
https://www.adelaide.edu.au/dvcr/era/updates/2012.html

 

Minimum Application Data – Project Grants
The NHMRC has reported that, as at the beginning of February 2013, only 39% of the new Project Grant applications in RGMS (for funding commencing in 2014) had any keywords associated with the application. To assist the NHMRC with planning for peer review, CIA’s are requested to complete the A-RC: Research Classification section of the application as soon as possible after the application is commenced.

Clarification of Percentage NHMRC Research Time – Project Grants
The wording of Percentage NHMRC Research Time in the NHMRC Project Grants Advice and Instructions to Applicants for funding commencing in 2014 differs from Section A-RT Proposed Workload of the RGMS application form. Applicants are advised to complete this section as requested in RGMS and disregard this section of the Advice and Instructions.

Deleting Applications in RGMS – All Schemes
Applicants who decide not to proceed with applications are asked to mark them for deletion on the ‘Application Detail - Part A’ front page. It is no longer necessary to flag this in the title or to notify the Research Help Centre.

 

South Australian Climate Change Adaptation Showcase
Thursday, 14 March 2013
Pavillion on the Park, South Tce, Adelaide

Hosted by the Department of Environment, Water, and Natural Resources (DEWNR),
South Australian Government

This showcase highlights the latest in climate science research and how practitioners from around South Australia are working at a local level to determine the best response for their region.

Who will be there?

• Local Government
• Regional Development Australia
• Natural Resources Management Boards
• Researchers
• State Government
• Industry Associations
• Business Leaders

What you will take away?

• A better understanding of climate adaptation
• The latest in climate science
• Strategies on how to translate this science into meaningful action
• The names and faces of your peers who are also tackling climate change

For more information about this showcase and how to register, please download the Program, or visit:
http://www.sa.gov.au/subject/water, energy and environment/Climate change

 

The Australia-China Council's 2013-14 Grant Round (expressions of interest stage) opened on 18 February and close on 17 March 2013.

Australia-China Council (ACC) grants are intended to provide seed funding for innovative proposals in the priority areas of Economics and Trade, Society and Culture and Education and Science.

Details of the ACC funding policies, eligibility and assessment criteria and application guidelines are available on the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) website:
http://www.dfat.gov.au/acc/grants

Submission
ACC 2013-14 EOIs can only be submitted online.
The link to the online application is available on the DFAT website

Further information will be published in the Research Branch Bulletin as soon as this round has opened.

For more information about ACC grants, or to discuss submitting application, please contact:
Dr Don McMaster
International Grants Officer
ph: +61 08 8313 3347
don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au

 

When applying for human research ethics approval researchers must refer to the human research ethics website for recent guidelines, application forms and document templates. Applications that include non-current documentation and templates will be returned for resubmission.

In 2013, the following documents are available for download:

• Ethical Issues Checklist for Human Research
  Researchers who are involved in a human research project must ensure that the project has undergone the appropriate level of ethical review before it can commence. This document is provided to assist researchers to determine the appropriate level of review required for their project. The checklist has also been designed to assist researchers to meet their requirement for keeping an auditable record of any research undertaken that is exempt from HREC review.
  
  
• 2013 Application for Review of Low Risk Research.
  This form is used when applying for ethics approval of ‘low risk research’
  
  Applications will be considered according to the requirements of the National Statement on Ethical Conduct in Human Research (2007) (NS). Before using this form you will need to have read the NS, the information provided on the University’s website and the Ethical Issues Checklist for Human Research.
  
  
• Applications for full review include the following documents:
  
  
  • Cover Sheet for application. Consists of two pages which summarise the protocol and includes the investigators' signatures.
  • List of Headings for Application. This list of headings applies to all applications and sets out the points which need to be addressed in the application.
    
    
• There are four standard Consent Form Templates depending on the nature of the research and/or the participants involved:
  
  
  • Consent Form - for participants in a Non Health/Medical research project
  • Consent Form - for participants in a Health/Medical research project
  • Consent Form - for Professionals
  • Consent Form - for University Students
    
    
• Where the research involves a person under 18 years, the mentally ill or those in dependent relationships or comparable situations, it is also necessary to obtain the informed consent of the parent, legal guardian or authorised third party. There are two third party consent form templates:
  
  
• Consent Form - Third Party to Participation in Non Health/Medical Research
• Consent Form - Third Party to Participation in Health/Medical Research.
  
  
• Contacts and Independent Complaints Procedure Sheet

For more information about these documents, to download templates and to check on submission/meeting deadlines please visit the University’s human research ethics website at http://www.adelaide.edu.au/ethics/human/guidelines

 

CONFERENCE
16 - 18 May 2013
Adelaide Convention Centre
North Terrace, Adelaide

This conference will appeal to cardiologists; cardiac surgeons; general practitioners from metropolitan, rural and remote sectors; hospital, community and general practice nurses and allied health workers; cardiac technicians; public health professionals; policy makers; researchers and teaching and training professionals; dieticians and nutritionists.

Conference Streams
The research, science, and clinical streams will cover topics such as acute coronary syndrome, thrombosis, heart failure, electrophysiology, devices and imaging, management of clinical risk factors, outcomes and more. The public health streams will cover Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander heart health, rural and remote heart health, tobacco control and smoking cessation, obesity, physical activity and sedentary behaviour, healthy eating and workplace health.

Social functions will be held throughout the conference, including a Friday night party with industry peers.

 

For more information, please visit:
http://www.heartfoundation.org.au/about-us/conference/Pages/welcome.aspx

 

A reminder that 2012 Progress Reports and Acquittals are due by 31 March 2013.

To download the Heart Foundation Progress Report template please go to:
 http://www.heartfoundation.org.au/research/funding/Pages/information-funded-researchers.aspx.

Research accounting will forward researchers and school finance officers the financial acquittals for checking and signing by 28th February.

For further information please contact the Research Branch Health Sciences Team; raohealth@adelaide.edu.au. If you query is finance related please email research.accountant@adelaide.edu.au

 

The Research Branch compiles and advertises a comprehensive list of grants and other research funding opportunities sponsored by U.S. Federal Funding Agencies such as the National Institutes of Health and the Department of Defense.

Advanced notices of U.S Federal funding opportunities, together with current requests for proposals, are updated and advertised on a weekly basis within the "U.S. Federal Funding Opportunities" section of the Research Branch Bulletin.

Submission - Letter of Intent (LOI)
Schemes requiring a Letter of Intent prior to application will be advertised according to the LOI external due date. Unless otherwise advertised, all Letters of Intent are to be submitted directly to the sponsor by the external due date listed. A copy of your LOI should also be forwarded to the Research Branch for the attention of the International Grants Officer.

Submission - Full Applications
U.S Federal applications are submitted online, however the Research Branch requires a copy of your application, accompanied by a signed and completed hardcopy of the University's Grant Application Coversheet.

For more information, or to discuss your application, please contact:
Dr Don McMaster
International Grants Officer
ph: +61 08 8313 3347
don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au

Mailing address:
Research Branch, University of Adelaide
Level 7, 115 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA 5000

Health Sciences

 

The NHMRC TRIP Fellowship provides support for health care professionals (e.g. medical specialists, general practitioners, public health practitioners, physiotherapists, nurses, midwives, radiologists, and other allied health providers), health care personnel (health service managers, hospital department leaders, clinical trial managers) and policy makers to translate evidence into health care and public health improvements.

The Fellowship provides protected time for Fellows to develop the range of skills needed for leadership in research translation and to apply evidence to improve health care and/or public health. The TRIP Fellowship scheme is therefore aimed at developing early to mid-career applicants wishing to combine research translation with their career and is not designed to support applicants already established as health care leaders.

Funding & Duration
This is a category 1 funding scheme, listed on the 2012 Australian Competitive Grants Register (ACGR).

Submission
Please submit a hardcopy of finalised proposals to the Research Branch, accompanied by a completed and signed hardcopy of the University's Grant Application Coversheet.

Hardcopies of applications to be addressed to:
Research Branch - Level 7, 115 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA 5005

For enquiries regarding submission details, please contact the Health Sciences Team:
raohealth@adelaide.edu.au

Senior Grants Officer: Cadence Haynes
Ph: 08 8313 4991

 

For further information and application instructions, please refer to:
https://www.nhmrc.gov.au/grants/apply-funding/translating-research-practice-trip-fellowships

Health Sciences

 

The NHMRC Partnerships for Better Health – Projects (Partnership Projects) provide funding and support to create new opportunities for researchers and policy makers to work together, in order to define research questions, and undertake research and also to interpret and implement the findings relevant to the delivery, organisation, funding and access to health services.  These research topics are investigator initiated.

The application deadline for the first call for NHMRC Partnerships for Better Health – Partnership Projects 2013 is 23 April 2013.
NHMRC has changed the arrangements for this scheme to allow applicants to apply at any time during the year rather than through just one annual round.

Funding & Duration
This is a category 1 funding scheme, listed on the 2012 Australian Competitive Grants Register (ACGR).
Projects may be of any duration up to five (5) years and the maximum amount of NHMRC funding that may be requested for a single application is $1.5 million.

Submission
Please submit a hardcopy of finalised proposals to the Research Branch, accompanied by a completed and signed hardcopy of the University's Grant Application Coversheet.

Hardcopies of applications to be addressed to:
Research Branch - Level 7, 115 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA 5005

For enquiries regarding submission details, please contact the Health Sciences Team:
raohealth@adelaide.edu.au

Senior Grants Officer: Cadence Haynes
Ph: 08 8313 4991

For further eligibility information and application instructions, please refer to:

1. NHMRC Partnerships for Better Health - Partnership Projects Funding Rules (unchanged from second call)
2. Advice and Instructions to Applicants (available soon)
3. Peer Review Guidelines (available soon)

or visit the NHMRC website:
http://www.nhmrc.gov.au/grants/apply-funding/partnerships-better-health/partnerships-projects

Health Sciences

The Repat Foundation Inc, based at the Repatriation General Hospital, exists to enhance the lives of current and future Veterans, through the funding of vital medical research into conditions that affect Veterans. The Foundation also funds projects and equipment that will benefit Veterans and patients receiving services from the Repatriation General Hospital.

The Board of The Repat Foundation now invites applications for the inaugural Prabha Seshadri Research Grant, which provides seed funding for a major medical research project to be conducted primarily at the Repatriation General Hospital, Daw Park, or where the project clearly demonstrates a strong focus on veteran health.

Funding
Funding is for a minimum amount of $30,000, to a maximum of $45,000. Salaries, equipment and/or office supplies are allowable financial components.

Eligibility
Eligible applicants include:

1. Those who are employed on a full or part-time basis by Repatriation General Hospital, commercial units and agencies of RGH, or by Flinders University of South Australia. In this instance, applicants must be based at RGH Daw Park, or an RGH Daw Park community-based facility.
   
   
2. Those who are employed on a full or part-time basis by South Australian Research Institutions with a focus on medical research associated with the health and well-being of Veterans.

Preference will be given to projects researching new topics or involving new researchers as key team members.

Submission
Please submit a hardcopy of finalised proposals to the Research Branch, accompanied by a completed and signed hardcopy of the University's Grant Application Coversheet.

Hardcopies of applications to be addressed to:
Research Branch - Level 7, 115 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA 5005

For enquiries regarding submission details, please contact the Health Sciences Team:
raohealth@adelaide.edu.au

Senior Grants Officer: Cadence Haynes
Ph: 08 8313 4991

 

For further information and application instructions please visit:
http://www.foundationdawpark.org.au/

H&SS

 

Victorian Responsible Gambling Foundation collaborates with local and international researchers and organisations to deliver a meaningful program of research aimed at reducing the prevalence of problem gambling, and the severity of harm related to gambling.

Round five of the Grants for Gambling Research program invites researchers to submit project proposals under one of the two thematic areas:

• stigma
• changing gambling environments

Funding & Duration
The program provides funding of up to $200,000 over three years for investigator-initiated research projects. The program also invites early career researchers to apply for funding of up to $50,000 over two years.

Eligibility
The grants program is open to researchers working within universities, research institutes and other incorporated bodies.

Submission
Please forward a copy of your application by the internal due date, accompanied by a signed and completed hardcopy of the University's Grant Application Coversheet, to Dr Don McMaster, by emailing don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au.

Hardcopies of applications are to be addressed to:
Research Branch - Level 7, 115 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA 5000

Grants Officer
Dr Don McMaster
don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au

 

For further information and application instructions please visit:
http://www.responsiblegambling.vic.gov.au/what-we-do/research/grants-gambling-research-program

H&SS

 

The DSCP incorporates the former Diverse Australia Program and the National Action Plan to Build on Social Cohesion, Harmony and Security community grants. It provides the additional resources often needed by not-for-profit community organisations to develop their own projects and find their own ways of helping their community build stronger relations.

There are two aims for the DSCP funding:

Aim 1 - to promote respect, fairness and a sense of belonging for Australians of every race, culture and religion. This aim primarily focuses on the promotion of inter-community harmony and understanding.

Aim 2 - to develop the community capacity-building skills of specific community groups under significant pressure due to their cultural, religious or racial diversity. This aim primarily focuses on supporting specific communities with the purpose of building their social cohesion capacity and/or to promote their positive contribution to Australia.

Funding
Generally, funding for individual projects of up to $50,000 is available to incorporated, not-for-profit organisations, seeking to address issues involving prejudices that might lead to racial discrimination, and that affects social cohesion and community harmony in the local area.

Funding of up to $5000 is also available for individual projects under the Multicultural Arts and Festivals Grants.

Eligibility
Projects should provide opportunities for interaction between members of different communities and for all people to participate in Australian social and cultural life. Please refer to the Program Guidelines (PDF) for more detailed eligibility criteria.

Submission
Please forward a copy of your application by the internal due date, accompanied by a signed and completed hardcopy of the University's Grant Application Coversheet, to Dr Don McMaster, by emailing don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au.

Hardcopies of applications are to be addressed to:
Research Branch - Level 7, 115 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA 5000

Grants Officer
Dr Don McMaster
don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au

 

For further information and application instructions please visit:
http://www.immi.gov.au/living-in-australia/delivering-assistance/government-programs/dscp/

 

The Australia & Pacific Science Foundation provides support, on a competitive basis, to encourage high quality research by scientists in Australian national or state institutions, and similar institutions in other countries of the south west Pacific.

Occasional support may also be given to such activities as training, publications or conferences. Travel expenses for attendance at conferences are not funded, nor are expenses associated with the participation of scientists from countries other than that of the recipient institution.

Foundation grants may also be used to support specific components of large projects financed primarily by other agencies, though if the project is a sub-project of a larger investigation it must be sufficiently discrete for the outputs and outcomes to be independently evaluated. (Projects that may be seminal to subsequent larger grants from other sources are attractive to the Foundation.)

Funding & Duration
Typically, grants are awarded at up to $15,000 per year for up to three years.

Submission
Please forward one original signed hardcopy application to the Research Branch, plus one electronic copy to rbsciences@adelaide.edu.au accompanied by a signed and completed hardcopy of the University's Grant Application Coversheet.

Hardcopies of applications may be sent to:
Research Branch - Level 7, 115 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA 5000

Research Grants Officer: Chelsea DuBois or Paula Rosenbauer
Ph: 08 8313 3716/ 08 8313 3388

 

For further information and application instructions please visit:
http://www.apscience.org.au/guidelines.html

 

Each year RV Southern Surveyor undertakes a number of transit voyages between the ports where one research voyage finishes and the next commences. Between June and September 2013 Southern Surveyor will undertake three transit voyages.

Southern Surveyor provides an opportunity for researchers, early career researchers and students to carry out underway or opportunistic science during transit voyages. There are two programs available:

• Next Wave (for early career researchers and students)
• Transit Voyage Science Program (for researchers)

Any transit voyage may accommodate both Next Wave and Transit Voyage Science.

Transit Voyages 2013

• SS2013_t02: Dates 19-29 June, from Hobart-Fremantle
• SS2013_t03: Dates 28 July-10 August, from Broome-Brisbane
• SS2013_t04: Dates 5-11 September, from Brisbane-Hobart

Submission
Please forward one original signed hardcopy application to the Research Branch, plus one electronic copy to rbsciences@adelaide.edu.au accompanied by a signed and completed hardcopy of the University's Grant Application Coversheet.

Hardcopies of applications may be sent to:
Research Branch - Level 7, 115 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA 5000

Research Grants Officer: Chelsea DuBois or Paula Rosenbauer
Ph: 08 8313 3716/ 08 8313 3388

For more information and application instructions please visit:
http://www.marine.csiro.au/nationalfacility/transitvoyages/index.htm

 

The Cooperative Research Centres (CRC) program is an Australian Government Initiative administered by the Department of Industry, Innovation, Science, Research and Tertiary Education. The CRC program supports end user driven research collaborations to address major challenges facing Australia.

Submission
The University of Adelaide’s internal Expression of Interest form for participation in Round 16, whether a new bid or rebid,  is to be submitted to Dr Don McMaster (don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au) in the Research Branch by COB Friday 1 March 2013. Once this is received the University internal process can begin and all available assistance can be provided.

The anticipated submission deadline for final proposals is mid July 2013. Once details have been released by DIISRTE, the Research Branch CRC website will be updated to reflect the Round 16 process.

The UA internal timetable is provided as a guide and as stated above this will be updated once the timeline has been confirmed by DIISTRE.

For more information, please visit:
https://www.crc.gov.au/Information/default.aspx

Health Sciences

 

The IOCDF offers grants in support of research into the causes and treatments of OCD and related disorders.

Funding & Duration
Each year, the program funds three to eight research grants ranging between US $25,000 to US $50,000 per project. Grants commence on 1 July and continue through to 30 June of the following year.

Eligibility
Post-doctoral fellows are encouraged to apply; however, a letter from a mentor is required at the time of application.

Submission
Please forward a copy of your application by the internal due date, accompanied by a signed and completed hardcopy of the University's Grant Application Coversheet, to Dr Don McMaster, by emailing don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au.

Hardcopies of applications are to be addressed to:
Research Branch - Level 7, 115 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA 5000

Grants Officer
Dr Don McMaster
don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au

 

For further information and application instructions, please visit:
http://ocdresearchgrants.org/guidelines

Health Sciences

 

The LRI's Distinguished Innovator Awards support novel research into the fundamental causes of systemic lupus erythematosus. Novel, hypothesis- or discovery-driven proposals in human and/or animal-model based lupus research is encouraged. Applications from investigators in diverse disciplines including, but not limited to, immunology, genetics, molecular-, cell- and systems biology, as well as scientists who have not previously worked in lupus, are also encouraged to apply,

The research proposal must aim to uncover the fundamental causes of lupus and present a compelling vision of how the discovery would lay the groundwork for a cure, prevention, or highly effective therapy.

Funding & Duration
The total amount of the Distinguished Innovators Award is up to US $250,000 per year for up to four years. Funds may be used for any appropriate research costs and up to 10% of the total annual budget (US $25,000) may be allocated to salary of the principal investigator.

Eligibility
Applicants must hold an established position, at assistant professor level or higher, at an academic institution. Researchers working outside of the U.S. are encouraged to apply. Please refer to the Guidelines (PDF) for more information about this award.

Submission
Please forward a copy of your application by the internal due date, accompanied by a signed and completed hardcopy of the University's Grant Application Coversheet, to Dr Don McMaster, by emailing don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au.

Hardcopies of applications are to be addressed to:
Research Branch - Level 7, 115 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA 5000

Grants Officer
Dr Don McMaster
don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au

 

For further information and application instructions, please visit:
http://lupusresearchinstitute.org/lupus-research/grant-application

Multidisciplinary

 

The Australia-China Council (ACC) was established by the Australian Government in 1978 to promote mutual understanding and foster people-to-people relations between Australia and China.

Funding & Duration
ACC grants are intended to provide seed funding for innovative proposals in the priority areas of Economics and Trade, Society and Culture and Education and Science.

Please refer to the Guidelines for more information.

Submission
ACC 2013-14 EOIs can only be submitted online.
The link to the online application is available on the DFAT website

Please forward a copy of your EOI by to Dr Don McMaster, by emailing don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au.

Hardcopies of applications are to be addressed to:
Research Branch - Level 7, 115 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA 5000

Grants Officer
Dr Don McMaster
don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au

 

For further information and application instructions, please visit:
http://www.dfat.gov.au/acc/grants

Multidisciplinary

 

Action on Hearing Loss, based in the UK, is an organisation supporting research into hearing loss and tinnitus around the world.

With its International Project Grant, the Organisation aims to generate scientific discoveries that will lead to new treatments to protect, improve or restore hearing, or to silence tinnitus.

Research Projects in the following areas are requested:

• Biological Restoration of Hearing
  Cutting-edge research to investigate ways of repairing the auditory pathway or to improve the diagnosis of the causes of hearing loss.
  
  
• Prevention of Hearing Loss
  Original research that will increase our knowledge of the mechanisms underlying hearing loss or contribute to the development of therapies to prevent hearing loss.
  
  
• Hearing Devices
  Forward looking research to improve the function or fitting of hearing devices (e.g. hearing aids and cochlear implants) or related patient rehabilitation strategies.
  
  Exceptional projects and continuations of current projects may also be considered outside of these subject areas. If applying under this category, applicants must submit a brief summary of the proposed project (instructions given below) in advance of the full application to check its suitability.

Funding & Duration
Funding is available for up to £50,000 per year, although it may be exceeded for exceptional projects. The maximum duration for a project is 3 years.

Eligibility
Applicants may be from any university or research institute in any country.

For more information and application instructions, please visit:

http://www.actiononhearingloss.org.uk/your-hearing/biomedical-research/apply-for-research-grants/international-project-grant.aspx

Submission
Please forward a copy of your application by the internal due date, accompanied by a signed and completed hardcopy of the University's Grant Application Coversheet, to Dr Don McMaster, by emailing don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au.

Hardcopies of applications are to be addressed to:
Research Branch - Level 7, 115 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA 5000

Grants Officer
Dr Don McMaster
don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au

 

For further information and application instructions, please visit:
http://www.actiononhearingloss.org.uk

Health Sciences

 

The opportunity uses the R01 Research Project Grant (R01) funding mechanism.

Purpose of Grant
The purpose of this opportunity is to inform the scientific community of the pain research interests of the various Institutes and Centers (ICs) at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and to stimulate and foster a wide range of basic, clinical, and translational studies on pain as they relate to the missions of these ICs. New advances are needed in every area of pain research, from the micro perspective of molecular sciences to the macro perspective of behavioural and social sciences. Although great strides have been made in some areas, such as the identification of neural pathways of pain, the experience of pain and the challenge of treatment have remained uniquely individual and unsolved.

Companion Mechanisms
http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/pa-files/PA-13-117.html (R03)
http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/pa-files/PA-13-119.html (R21)

Funding & Duration
Application budgets are not limited, but need to reflect the actual needs of the proposed project. The maximum period for this award is 5 years.

Eligibility
Non-domestic (non-U.S.) Entities (Foreign Organisations) are eligible to apply.

Submission
Please forward a copy of your application by 22 May 2013, accompanied by a signed and completed hardcopy of the University's Grant Application Coversheet to Dr Don McMaster, by emailing don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au.

Hardcopies may be sent to be sent to:
Research Branch - Level 7, 115 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA 5005

Grants Officer
Dr Don McMaster
Ph: 08 8313 3347
don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au

 

For further information and application instructions, please visit:
http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/pa-files/PA-13-118.html

Health Sciences

 

The opportunity uses the R01 Research Project Grant (R01) funding mechanism.

Earliest Submission Date: 5 May 2013
Letter of Intent Due: 5 May 2013
(Submitted directly to Sponsor)

Purpose of Grant
This opportunity is intended to support novel research on how prenatal exposures contribute to the etiology of chronic diseases and health conditions later in life. The goal of this grant is to stimulate research by leveraging existing birth cohorts to address targeted mechanistic questions regarding the normal and abnormal developmental origins of organ systems and/or diseases of interest to the participating NIH Institutes and Centers.

Funding & Duration
Application budgets are limited to less than US $500,000 in direct costs per year and need to reflect actual needs of the proposed project. The maximum period for this award is 5 years.

Eligibility
Non-domestic (non-U.S.) Entities (Foreign Organisations) are eligible to apply.

Submission
Please forward your Letter of Intent (LOI) directly to the Sponsor by 5 May 2013. Please forward a copy of your LOI to Dr Don McMaster, by emailing don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au.

Hardcopies may be sent to be sent to:
Research Branch - Level 7, 115 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA 5005

Grants Officer
Dr Don McMaster
Ph: 08 8313 3347
don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au

 

For further information and application instructions, please visit:
http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/pa-files/PAR-13-109.html

Health Sciences

 

This opportunity uses the (DP3) Institutional Training and Director Program Projects funding mechanism.

Earliest Submission Date: 28 February 2013
Letter of Intent Due: 28 February 2013
(Submitted directly to Sponsor)

 

Purpose of Grant
This Funding Opportunity Announcement (FOA) issued by the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK), National Institutes of Health, encourages Research Project Grant (DP3) applications from institutions/organisations proposing original research addressing the development of new technologies that may be integrated in a wearable, portable, automated, closed loop system for a physiological glucose control in individuals who suffer of Type 1 Diabetes.

Funding & Duration
Maximum direct costs are US $2.5 million to be used over a project period of up to 5 years. NIDDK expects that the requested direct costs will range from US $1 to US 2.5 million based on the scope of the research, plus applicable Facilities and Administrative costs to be determined at the time of the award The maximum period is 5 years.

Eligibility
Non-domestic (non-U.S.) Entities (Foreign Organisations) are eligible to apply.

Submission
Please forward your Letter of Intent (LOI) directly to the Sponsor by 28 February 2013. Please forward a copy of your LOI to Dr Don McMaster, by emailing don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au.

Hardcopies may be sent to be sent to:
Research Branch - Level 7, 115 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA 5005

Grants Officer
Dr Don McMaster
Ph: 08 8313 3347
don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au

 

For further information and application instructions, please visit:
http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/rfa-files/RFA-DK-12-021.html

Health Sciences

 

This opportunity uses the (U01) Research Project Cooperative Agreement funding mechanism.

Earliest Submission Date: 28 February 2013
Letter of Intent Due: 28 February 2013
(Submitted directly to Sponsor)

 

Purpose of Grant
This opportunity is for the molecular analyses of stored biospecimens from the Genotype-Tissue Expression (GTEx) project. Applicants are encouraged to address compelling scientific questions with molecular phenotypes that add value to the resource and take full advantage of the unique features of GTEx.

Funding & Duration
Because the nature and scope of the proposed research will vary from application to application, it is anticipated that the size of each award will also vary. Scope of the proposed project should determine the project period. NIH expects to make 2- and 3-year awards. The maximum period is 3 years.

Eligibility
Non-domestic (non-U.S.) Entities (Foreign Organisations) are eligible to apply.

Submission
Please forward your Letter of Intent (LOI) directly to the Sponsor by 28 February 2013. Please forward a copy of your LOI to Dr Don McMaster, by emailing don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au.

Hardcopies may be sent to be sent to:
Research Branch - Level 7, 115 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA 5005

Grants Officer
Dr Don McMaster
Ph: 08 8313 3347
don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au

 

For further information and application instructions, please visit:
http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/rfa-files/RFA-RM-12-009.html

Health Sciences

 

The opportunity uses the R01 Research Project Grant (R01) funding mechanism.

This Funding Opportunity Announcement (FOA) solicits Research Project Grant (R01) applications addressing exceptionally novel hypotheses and/or remarkably difficult problems in neuroscience and disorders of the nervous system. This announcement is for support of new rather than ongoing projects, and is not intended for pilot research. The proposed research may have a high risk of failure, but it must promise results with especially high impact should it be successful. The research should be groundbreaking, innovative, original and/or unconventional, with the potential to solve important problems or open new areas for investigation.

Funding & Duration
Support may be requested for up to US $800,000 in direct costs (excluding consortium Facilities and Administrative [F&A] costs) over a four-year period, prorated for shorter terms (US $600,000 for three years, US $400,000 for two years). Regardless of the term of support, direct costs (excluding consortium F&A costs) may not exceed US $250,000 in any one year. Support may be requested for up to four years.     

Eligibility
Non-domestic (non-U.S.) Entities (Foreign Organisations) are eligible to apply.

Submission
Please forward a copy of your application by 7 March 2013, accompanied by a signed and completed hardcopy of the University's Grant Application Coversheet to Dr Don McMaster, by emailing don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au.

Hardcopies may be sent to be sent to:
Research Branch - Level 7, 115 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA 5005

Grants Officer
Dr Don McMaster
Ph: 08 8313 3347
don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au

 

For further information and application instructions, please visit:
http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/rfa-files/RFA-NS-13-007.html

Health Sciences

 

The opportunity uses the U19 Research Program - Cooperative Agreements (U19) funding mechanism.

 

The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) invites multi-project applications to be part of a network of synergistic research teams focused on the immunological parameters of virus infection and vaccination that are important for understanding the key molecular and cellular immune mechanisms involved in the natural control of infection, the induction of protective immunity by vaccination, or the immune-mediated processes that cause pathology after virus infection or vaccination.

Studies involving multiple viruses are encouraged to foster discovery of novel immune mechanisms and generalizable principles of anti-viral immunity.

The viruses of interest to the Immune Mechanisms of Virus Control (IMVC) program are listed as part of the NIAID Emerging and Re-emerging Infectious Diseases. The ultimate goal of this program is to discover and define novel basic immune mechanisms for controlling virus infections that will lead to new potential targets for developing future vaccines and therapeutics.

Funding & Duration
Application budgets are limited to US $1.5 million direct costs per year, but need to reflect actual needs of the proposed project. The scope of the proposed project should determine the project period, however the maximum period is five years.

Eligibility
Non-domestic (non-U.S.) Entities (Foreign Organisations) are eligible to apply.

Submission
Please forward your Letter of Intent (LOI) directly to the Sponsor by 15 March 2013. Please forward a copy of your LOI to Dr Don McMaster, by emailing don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au.

Hardcopies may be sent to be sent to:
Research Branch - Level 7, 115 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA 5005

Grants Officer
Dr Don McMaster
Ph: 08 8313 3347
don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au

 

For further information and application instructions, please visit:
http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/rfa-files/RFA-AI-12-048.html

Health Sciences

 

The opportunity uses the Institutional Training and Director Program Projects (DP3) funding mechanism.

Earliest Submission Date: 2 March 2013
Letter of Intent Due: 2 March 2013
(Submitted directly to Sponsor)

Purpose of Grant
This funding opportunity announcement invites applications for ancillary studies using archived samples from the DCCT/EDIC, DPT-1, TrialNet, and GoKind type 1 diabetes clinical trials and studies.  Ancillary studies are expected to generate scientific discoveries on type 1 diabetes primary pathogenesis or the pathogenesis of complications, and biomarkers of disease progression or clinical responses to interventions. 

Funding & Duration
Application budgets are not limited, but need to reflect actual needs of the proposed project. The award project period shall not exceed 3 years.

Eligibility
Non-domestic (non-U.S.) Entities (Foreign Organisations) are eligible to apply.

Submission
Please forward your Letter of Intent (LOI) directly to the Sponsor by 2 March 2013. Please forward a copy of your LOI to Dr Don McMaster, by emailing don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au.

Hardcopies may be sent to be sent to:
Research Branch - Level 7, 115 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA 5005

Grants Officer
Dr Don McMaster
Ph: 08 8313 3347
don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au

 

For further information and application instructions, please visit:
http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/pa-files/PAR-13-013.html

Health Sciences

 

This opportunity uses the Small Research Grants (R03) funding mechanism.

The purpose of this funding opportunity announcement (FOA) is to provide support for New Investigators from backgrounds nationally underrepresented in biomedical research, to conduct small research projects in the scientific mission areas of the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK), the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) and the Office of Dietary Supplements (ODS).

Scientific Mission Areas of the Institutes and Offices

• NIDDK: diabetes, endocrinology, metabolism, digestive diseases, hepatology, obesity, nutrition, kidney, urology, or haematology
• NIMH: factors contributing to mental disorders, the trajectories of mental disorders, pre-emption and treatment of mental disorders, identify and improve interventions for mental illness
• ODS: all types of research in which the primary emphasis is the investigation of dietary supplements and/or their ingredients

Eligibility
Non-domestic (non-U.S.) Entities (Foreign Institutions) are eligible to apply.

Funding & Duration
The total direct costs for a R03 application submitted in response to this funding opportunity announcement are limited to US $125,000 per year.

Submission Dates
Letter of Intent due 16 May 2013
Full Applications Due: 7 June 2013

Please forward your Letter of Intent directly to the Sponsor by 16 May 2013. Please forward a copy of your LOI to Dr Don McMaster, by emailing don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au.

Hardcopies may be sent to be sent to:
Research Branch - Level 7, 115 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA 5005

Grants Officer
Dr Don McMaster
Ph: 08 8313 3347
don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au

 

For further information and application instructions, please visit:
http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/pa-files/PAR-13-074.html

Health Sciences

 

The purpose of the Future Leader Fellowship program is to support researchers to develop as independent researchers, develop their own research portfolio and to help them become the leaders of cardiovascular research groups.

Funding & Duration
Two levels of Future Leader Fellowship are offered:

• Level 1: For researchers three to six years post awarding of their PhD on the application closing date.
• Level 2: For researchers seven to ten years post awarding of their PhD on the application closing date.

Stipend Level 1 (pro rata) - $90, 000 p.a.
Project Support - $40,000 p.a.

Stipend Level 2 (pro rata) - $110, 000 p.a.
Project Support - $50, 000 p.a.

Eligibility

• Level 1 - Must be 3–6 years post-PhD, in any area of cardiovascular health research including biomedical, clinical, public health and health service delivery.
  
  
• Level 2 - Must be 7–10 years post-PhD (or equivalent), in any area of cardiovascular health research including biomedical, clinical, public health and health service delivery.

Please refer to the Instructions to Applicants (PDF) for more information on eligibility and selection criteria.

Submission
Please submit a hardcopy of finalised proposals to the Research Branch, accompanied by a completed and signed hardcopy of the University's Grant Application Coversheet.

Hardcopies of applications to be addressed to:
Research Branch - Level 7, 115 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA 5005

For enquiries regarding submission details, please contact the Health Sciences Team:
raohealth@adelaide.edu.au

Senior Grants Officer: Cadence Haynes
Ph: 08 8313 4991

 

For further information and application instructions please visit:
http://www.heartfoundation.org.au/research/funding/Pages/future-leader-fellowships.aspx

Health Sciences

 

NHMRC Translating Research Into Practice (TRIP) Fellowships provide support for health care professionals (e.g. hospital-based doctors, general practitioners, physiotherapists, nurses, midwives, radiologists, and other allied health providers), health care personnel (health service managers, hospital department leaders, clinical trial managers) and policy makers to translate evidence into health care and public health improvements.

MSRA & TRIP
Multiple Sclerosis Research Australia (MSRA) will again be partnering with the NHMRC to offer the Translating Research Into Practice (TRIP) Fellowships for 2014. These fellowships will provide an opportunity for a health professional to undertake a practical project and to develop a leadership role in improving MS care and services practice in Australia. Project proposals should nominate and address an important evidence-practice gap in the management of MS.

Funding & Duration
This is a category 1 funding scheme, listed on the 2012 Australian Competitive Grants Register (ACGR).

The Fellowships provide for 0.5 of a full time equivalent position and ensure time for Fellows to develop the range of skills needed for leadership in research translation within their career. TRIP Fellowships are not designed to support applicants already established as health care leaders.

Eligibility
Please refer to the NHMRC Trip Fellowship Funding Rules for more information.

Submission
Please submit a hardcopy of finalised proposals to the Research Branch, accompanied by a completed and signed hardcopy of the University's Grant Application Coversheet.

Hardcopies of applications to be addressed to:
Research Branch - Level 7, 115 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA 5005

For enquiries regarding submission details, please contact the Health Sciences Team:
raohealth@adelaide.edu.au

Senior Grants Officer: Cadence Haynes
Ph: 08 8313 4991

 

For further information and application instructions please visit:
http://www.nhmrc.gov.au/grants/apply-funding/translating-research-practice-trip-fellowships

H&SS

 

The HSS Fellowship in the History of Space Science is intended to fund research in the history of space science as it is broadly conceived, including its social, cultural, institutional and personal context.

Funding & Duration
The Fellowship term is for a period of nine months. The Fellow will be expected to devote the term largely to the proposed research project. The stipend is intended for a nine-month fellowship during the period 1 July 2013 to 30 June 2014.

Eligibility
Applicants must possess a doctorate degree in history of science or in a closely related field, or be enrolled as a student in a doctoral degree-granting program and have completed all requirements for the Ph.D., except the dissertation, in history of science or a related field. Eligibility is not limited to U.S. citizens or residents.

Submission
Please forward a copy of your application by the internal due date, accompanied by a signed and completed hardcopy of the University's Grant Application Coversheet, to Dr Don McMaster, by emailing don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au.

Hardcopies of applications are to be addressed to:
Research Branch - Level 7, 115 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA 5000

Grants Officer
Dr Don McMaster
don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au

 

For further information and application instructions, please visit:
http://www.hssonline.org/about/society_NASAapp2013.html

Multidisciplinary

 

This grant is aimed at the future leaders of hospital pharmacy to gain international experience, professional development and assist with service improvement in Australian hospital pharmacies.

Funding
A grant of up to $10,000 is awarded for national or international preceptorship. The successful applicant will have the opportunity to spend time sharing ideas and knowledge with the preceptor/s of their choice.

Eligibility
Applicants must be a member of SHPA.

Submission
Please submit a hardcopy of finalised proposals to the Research Branch, accompanied by a completed and signed hardcopy of the University's Grant Application Coversheet.

Hardcopies of applications to be addressed to:
Research Branch - Level 7, 115 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA 5005

Please contact a Research Grants Officer in your research discipline to discuss your application.

 

For further information and application instructions please visit:
http://www.shpa.org.au

Multidisciplinary

 

The Prime Minister's Prizes for Science are the nation's most prestigious and highly regarded awards for excellence in science and science teaching. Five prizes are awarded annually to Australian citizens or permanent residents each year and these are the:

• Prime Minister's Prize for Science ($300,000)
• Science Minister's Prize for Life Scientist of the Year ($50,000)
• Malcolm McIntosh Prize for Physical Scientist of the Year ($50,000)
• Prime Minister's Prize for Excellence in Science Teaching in Primary Schools ($50,000)
• Prime Minister's Prize for Excellence in Science Teaching in Secondary Schools ($50,000)

Eligibility
Nominations are open to Australian citizens or to those who hold permanent resident status in Australia.

 

For more information and nomination instructions, please visit:
http://www.innovation.gov.au

Multidisciplinary

 

The Early Career Researcher Showcase has been sponsored by CSIRO for over a decade: celebrating good research, communicated well.

Entrants are required to showcase their research project in 30 seconds, to win a trip to Melbourne to present their work at Collaborate/Innovate 2013, (15–17 May 2013), the annual conference of the Cooperative Research Centres Association. The Showcase is always one of the top sessions at CRCA's annual conference.

Prize
The five best entries will get:

• A trip to Melbourne with airfares, transfers, conference registration and all social events, including both the Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering’s Ian Clunies Ross Awards Dinner and the CRC Association’s Excellence in Innovation Awards Dinner.
  
  
• $1,000 in cash prize money
  
  
• The opportunity to give a 5-minute presentation on your work at Collaborate/Innovate 2013 for the chance to win $5,000
  
  
• Personal coaching in presenting to the public and the media.

Eligibility
Any Early Career Researcher from any member of the Cooperative Research Centres Association can enter via a 30-second video to the competition website.

For more information, please visit:
http://crca.asn.au/ecr2013/#competition

Multidisciplinary

Now in its sixteenth year, Fresh Science is a national event, which brings together scientists, the media and the public. Sponsored by the Department of Innovation, Industry, Science & Research, Museum Victoria, and New Scientist magazine, Fresh Science serves as a communication boot camp for early-career researchers – getting their stories out to local, national and international media, and teaching them essential communication skills.

Short-listed entrants will be invited to the State finals which will include a day of media training in their home state. The top candidates will then be flown to Melbourne for the Fresh Science National Final.

The sponsors of Fresh Science are looking for:

• early-career researchers (from honours students to no more than five years post-PhD)
• a peer-reviewed research with a significant result which has had no media coverage
• some ability to present ideas in everyday English.

 

For further information and application instructions, please visit:
http://freshscience.org.au/how-to-nominate

 

The Board of the Ludvig Holberg Memorial Fund is now calling for nominations for the Holberg International Memorial Prize 2013 for outstanding scholarly work in the
fields of the arts and humanities, social science, law, and theology.

Prize
The prize has a value of NOK 4.5 million (approx.AUD $790, 000).

Eligibility
Scholars holding a senior position at universities and other research institutions within the above mentioned academic fields are entitled to nominate candidates for
the Holberg International Memorial Prize.

For more information and nomination instructions, please visit:
http://www.holbergprisen.no/en/nomination.html

ECMS

 

Engineering Information Foundation's grant activity supports developmental projects, instructional projects, and training programs in engineering education and research that fit our fields of interest. These currently include the availability and use of published information, women in engineering, and information access in developing countries. EIF would like to see

• Innovative projects, with measurable results
• Projects that promote significant and lasting change
• Projects that can be successfully replicated elsewhere
• Methodologies that are specific, well-defined and cost-effective

Funding & Duration
EIF suggests a grant amount between $5,000 and $25,000.

Submission
Please forward a copy of your application by 24 Jan 2013, accompanied by a signed and completed hardcopy of the University's Grant Application Coversheet to Dr Don McMaster, by emailing don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au.

Hardcopies may be sent to be sent to:
Research Branch - Level 7, 115 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA 5005

Grants Officer
Dr Don McMaster
Ph: 08 8313 3347
don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au

For further information and application instructions, please visit:
http://www.eifgrants.org/info/index.html

 

In their approach to Grant Giving through our Expression of Interest process we are seeking to support projects that meet the Foundation's Social Cohesion focus through:

• Multicultural Community-based organisations providing initiatives aimed at contributing to the Foundation's mission, and
• Ideas at the early stage of their development which may lead to an ongoing relationship and a future more significant level of funding support for projects over a number of years

Funding
Organisations wishing to seek this initial funding support, through grants between $5,000 to $25,000, for projects aimed at the areas: Leadership, Awareness, Social Development, Potential of Youth and Issue-Based Research as outlined in more detail on the community grants webpage are encouraged to submit an 'Expression of Interest' through our online Grant Application System open from Monday 21st January to Thursday 28th February 2013 for possible funding commencing June 2013.

Submission
Please forward a copy of your application, accompanied by a signed and completed hardcopy of the University's Grant Application Coversheet to Dr Don McMaster, by emailing don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au.

Hardcopies may be sent to be sent to:
Research Branch - Level 7, 115 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA 5005

Grants Officer
Dr Don McMaster
Ph: 08 8313 3347
don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au

For further information and application instructions, please visit:
http://www.scanlonfoundation.org.au/grantapplications.html

Sciences

The Australian Nanotechnology Network (ANN) awards five (5) Overseas Travel Fellowships per year to visit an overseas research Institution/Industry.

Funding & Duration
Fellowships are valued at up to $5,000 per award for travel and accommodation. Fellowships are awarded for up to three months in duration.

Eligibility

• postgraduate student or early career researcher (on a non-continuing appointment) currently studying/working in Australia in the area of nanotechnology
• Early Career Researchers working in industry are also eligible
• applicant must be member of ANN, and supervisor of applicant must be member of ANN
• documented support provided from Supervisor and collaborating researcher

Submission
Please forward one original signed hardcopy application to the Research Branch, plus one electronic copy, accompanied by a signed and completed hardcopy of the University's Grant Application Coversheet.

Hardcopies of applications may be sent to:
Research Branch - Level 7, 115 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA 5000

Electronic copies may be forwarded to:
rbsciences@adelaide.edu.au

Research Grants Officer:
Chelsea DuBois or Paula Rosenbauer Ph: 08 8313 3716/ 08 8313 3388

 

For further information and application instructions please visit:
http://www.ausnano.net/content/overseas_travel

 

The purpose of this award is to fund travel to attend any national or international meeting outside Australia which is of particular relevance to the field of study of the applicant. Preference will be given to those applicants who also indicate that they will visit an overseas institution as part of their attendance at the overseas meeting.

Funding & Duration
Two awards will be offered in each six (6) monthly cycle. One award will be for travel to a meeting within Asia, the other is open to all international meetings. Each award is valued at $2,500.

Eligibility
Applicants must be a current financial member of the Gastroenterological Society of Australia, defined as 'being a financial member of the society for at least one year prior to application for this fellowship'.

Submission
Please submit a hardcopy of finalised proposals to the Research Branch, accompanied by a completed and signed hardcopy of the University's Grant Application Coversheet.

Hardcopies of applications to be addressed to:
Research Branch - Level 7, 115 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA 5005

For enquiries regarding submission details, please contact the Health Sciences Team:
raohealth@adelaide.edu.au

Senior Grants Officer: Cadence Haynes
Ph: 08 8313 4991

For further information and application instructions, please visit:
http://www.gesa.org.au/professional.asp?cid=2&id=139

Multidisciplinary

 

The Council for Australian-Arab Relations (CAAR) has opened its first grant round for 2013. CAAR is looking for projects that enhance Australia's economic, cultural and social relations with the Arab region (comprising the 22 countries and territories of the Arab League).

CAAR supports innovative projects that have clear outcomes and seeks to ensure the benefits of such activities are spread as widely as possible. The Council has a special focus on assisting the initiation of activities that are likely to prove self-sustaining.

Funding
While the level of grant funding will be decided according to the merits of the proposal, funding will generally be limited to a maximum of AUD $20,000 per grant. CAAR encourages applicants also to seek funding for their project from other sources.

Eligibility
Both individuals and organisations may apply for grants. Individual applicants must be Australian citizens or Australian permanent residents. Joint applications may be accepted from non-Australian citizen/resident individuals or organisations who are working in partnership with Australian individuals, groups or organisations, where this will promote Australian-Arab relations.

Applicants should carefully read the Guidelines for Funding Applicants before submitting their application.

Submission
Please forward a copy of your application by the internal due date, accompanied by a signed and completed hardcopy of the University's Grant Application Coversheet to Dr Don McMaster, by emailing don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au.

Hardcopies may be sent to be sent to:
Research Branch - Level 7, 115 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA 5005

Grants Officer
Dr Don McMaster
Ph: 08 8313 3347
don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au

 

For further information and application instructions, please visit:
http://www.dfat.gov.au/caar/grants/

Health Sciences

 

The Department of Veterans' Affairs (DVA) is responsible for developing and delivering programs that assist the veteran and defence force communities. These include veterans, war widow(er)s and serving and ex-serving members of the Australian Defence Force (ADF). DVA programs help maintain and enhance physical health, quality of life, financial wellbeing and self-sufficiency through access to healthcare, income support, compensation and other services. DVA's Applied Research Program (ARP) commissions research that contributes to the development of improved policies and service delivery, and/or enables the Department to better identify the health and wellbeing needs of the veteran community. The ARP funds a wide variety of research from many different disciplines including medicine, epidemiology, health promotion, psychology, economics, sociology and public policy. High quality cross-discipline projects are encouraged.

Note: The ARP will not fund international travel, travel for the dissemination of research results, or research for PhD theses.

Eligibility
ARP applications should be submitted by a Principal Researcher who has significant expertise in their field and the ability to supervise any other team members identified who will work on the project. There are no specific eligibility requirements (such as Australian citizenship).

Services agreements for ARP projects are between DVA and the organisation for which the Principal Researcher will be working at the time of the project. Most ARP projects are delivered by Australian universities or in some cases other expert research providers.

If non-research organisations (such as ex-service organisations) would like to participate in an ARP application they would generally form a project partnership with a suitable research institution and Principal Researcher.

Submission Please submit a hardcopy of finalised proposals to the Research Branch, accompanied by a completed and signed hardcopy of the University's Grant Application Coversheet.

Hardcopies of applications to be addressed to:
Research Branch - Level 7, 115 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA 5005

For enquiries regarding submission details, please contact the Health Sciences Team:
raohealth@adelaide.edu.au

Senior Grants Officer: Cadence Haynes
Ph: 08 8313 4991

For further information and application instructions, please visit:
http://www.dva.gov.au/health_and_wellbeing/research/arp/Pages/index.aspx

Sciences

 

The Scientific Mobility Program is co-organised by the French Embassy in Australia and the Australian Academy of Science, for early career researchers in France and Australia. For 2013, The Scientific Mobility Program replaces the former Cotutelle Travel Grant Program.

Funding
The Scientific Mobility Program 2013 will provide funding of up to $2,500 AUD maximum per recipient towards international travel to Australia for French early career researchers and to France for Australian early career researchers. The grant is offered as a reimbursement only. Recipients may request reimbursement upon completion of the first leg of their return journey. Grant recipients will be responsible for their own living expenses during their research stay.

Eligibility
This call for proposals is open to early career researchers of all nationalities who meet the following criteria. Applicants must be:

• undertaking a joint PhD project (cotutelle) between a French university and an Australian university, or undertaking a postdoctoral position in either France or Australia, or have previously held a postdoctoral position in either France or Australia which ceased on or before 31 December 2010
  
  
• conducting or developing research which favours research collaborations between France and Australia

Submission
Please forward a copy of your application by the internal due date, accompanied by a signed and completed hardcopy of the University's Grant Application Coversheet to Dr Don McMaster, by emailing don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au.

Hardcopies may be sent to be sent to:
Research Branch - Level 7, 115 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA 5005

Grants Officer
Dr Don McMaster
Ph: 08 8313 3347
don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au

 

For more information and application instructions please visit:
http://www.ambafrance-au.org/Scientific-Mobility-Program-2013

Sciences

 

The CASS Travel Grants enable early career researchers (ECR) to attend international conferences. The applicant is expected to be presenting new research as a platform presentation or as a poster where the applicant is first author.  The grants are not available for travel to attend conferences being held in Australia.

Funding
The maximum amount of a CASS Travel Grant that may be awarded is the lesser of $6,000.00 or eighty percent (80%) of the ‘Total Cost’ as disclosed on the Application Form.

Eligibility
For the purposes of this award, an early career researcher (ECR) is considered to be a researcher who has had their PhD award confirmed within a five-year window between 1 March 2006 and 1 March 2011, i.e. within the period not less than two years or more than seven years before the closing date for this round of Travel Grant applications. Applicants must provide documentary evidence to support this eligibility requirement.

The grants are not available for travel to attend conferences being held in Australia. Travel Grant awards will not be made to support overseas field work, independent research or courses of study.

Submission
Please forward one original signed hardcopy application to the Research Branch, plus one electronic copy, accompanied by a signed and completed hardcopy of the University's Grant Application Coversheet.

Hardcopies of applications may be sent to:
Research Branch - Level 7, 115 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA 5000

Electronic copies may be forwarded to:
rbsciences@adelaide.edu.au

Research Grants Officer:
Chelsea DuBois or Paula Rosenbauer Ph: 08 8313 3716/ 08 8313 3388

 

For more information and application instructions please visit:
http://www.cassfoundation.org/grants/travel/status

 

The Japan Society for the promotion of Science (JSPS), in association with the Australian Academy of Science and the Australian Research Council, offers postdoctoral fellowships annually for Australian researchers to work in institutes affiliated with JSPS. 

The JSPS Postdoctoral Fellowship Program for Foreign Researchers provides opportunities for Australian postdoctoral researchers to conduct, under the guidance of their Japanese hosts, cooperative research with leading research groups in universities and other Japanese institutions. The program aims to help such researchers advance their own research while contributing to the advancement of research in Japan and the counterpart countries.

Eligibility
Applicants must:

• be an Australian citizen or Australian permanent resident at time of application.
• hold a doctorate degree when the Fellowship goes into effect, which must have been received within six years prior to 2 April 2013
• have arranged in advance a research plan with his/her Japanese host.

MD (Medical Doctors) holders without a PhD are not eligible.

Funding, Support, and Duration
The terms of the Fellowship are:

• a round-trip air ticket (based on JSPS regulations)
• a monthly maintenance allowance of ¥362,000
• a settling-in allowance of ¥200,000
• overseas travel accident and sickness insurance coverage

Fellowships are awarded for a period of 12 to 24 months. Successful candidates must start the Fellowship in Japan between: 1 July 2013 and 30 November 2013.

 

Submission
Please forward a copy of your application by the internal due date, accompanied by a signed and completed hardcopy of the University's Grant Application Coversheet to Dr Don McMaster, by emailing don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au.

Hardcopies may be sent to be sent to:
Research Branch - Level 7, 115 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA 5005

Grants Officer
Dr Don McMaster
Ph: 08 8313 3347
don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au

 

For further information and application instructions, please visit:
http://www.science.org.au/internat/asia/jspspd.html

 

The Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) offers the JSPS Invitation Fellowship for Research in Japan (Short Term) to promote international scientific cooperation and exchange. The Fellowship allows researchers employed at designated Japanese research institutions and universities to invite fellow researchers from Australia to Japan to participate in discussions, attend seminars, give lectures, or perform similar functions at their research institutions.

Eligibility
Applicants must be:

• senior scientists, university professors, and other persons with substantial professional experience.
• Australian citizens or Australian permanent residents living in Australia at the time of application.

Funding, Support, and Duration
The terms of the Fellowship are:

• a round-trip air ticket (based on JSPS regulations)
• a daily maintenance allowance of ¥18,000
• domestic research travel allowance of ¥150,000
• overseas travel accident and sickness insurance coverage
• a cooperation allowance of ¥50,000 is paid to hosts

Fellowships are awarded for a period of 14 to 60 days. Successful candidates must start the Fellowship in Japan between: 1 July 2013 and 31 March 2014.

 

Submission
Please forward a copy of your application by the internal due date, accompanied by a signed and completed hardcopy of the University's Grant Application Coversheet to Dr Don McMaster, by emailing don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au.

Hardcopies may be sent to be sent to:
Research Branch - Level 7, 115 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA 5005

Grants Officer
Dr Don McMaster
Ph: 08 8313 3347
don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au

 

For further information and application instructions, please visit:
http://www.science.org.au/internat/asia/jspsfst.html

 

The Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) offers the JSPS Invitation Fellowship for Research in Japan (Long Term) to promote international scientific cooperation and exchange. The Fellowship allows researchers employed at designated Japanese research institutions and universities to invite fellow researchers from Australia to Japan to conduct cooperative research work with scientists at Japanese research institutions and laboratories.

Applications are invited from suitably qualified researchers in any field of natural sciences, including technology, engineering and medicine.

Eligibility
Applicants must be:

• Australian citizens or Australian permanent residents living in Australia at time of application.
• have a research background equivalent to that of a professor, assistant professor or research associate in a Japanese university.
  Other researchers may be eligible if they have held a doctorate degree for a period of more than six years prior to 2 April 2013.

Funding, Support, and Duration
The terms of the Fellowship are:

• a round-trip air ticket (based on JSPS regulations)
• a monthly maintenance allowance of ¥369,000
• domestic research travel allowance of ¥100,000
• research expenses of ¥40,000
• overseas travel accident and sickness insurance coverage
• a cooperation allowance of ¥50,000 yen is paid to hosts

Fellowships are awarded for a period of 2 months (61 days) to 10 months. Successful candidates must start the Fellowship in Japan between: 1 July 2013 – 31 March 2014

 

Submission
Please forward a copy of your application by the internal due date, accompanied by a signed and completed hardcopy of the University's Grant Application Coversheet to Dr Don McMaster, by emailing don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au.

Hardcopies may be sent to be sent to:
Research Branch - Level 7, 115 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA 5005

Grants Officer
Dr Don McMaster
Ph: 08 8313 3347
don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au

 

For further information and application instructions, please visit:
http://www.science.org.au/internat/asia/jspsflt.html

Sciences

 

The objectives of the Small Environmental Grants Scheme are to support Australian biodiversity projects that are concerned with one or more of the following:

• monitoring, collecting, and recording data
• community education
• community capacity building (training)
• research and science

Research on a particular native species, flora or fauna surveys within a particular project or action plan, publications that don’t already exist on flora or fauna, interesting ways to engage the community in biodiversity conservation, training or workshops on identification of species, or training on conservation methods etc

Funding
Small grants are generally around $2,000-$10,000 with the average around $8,000, but some strong projects are more than $10,000. Please take a look at the Awarded Grants section to get a feel for the type of grants that are generally awarded.

Submission
Please forward one original signed hardcopy application to the Research Branch, plus one electronic copy, accompanied by a signed and completed hardcopy of the University's Grant Application Coversheet.

Hardcopies of applications may be sent to:
Research Branch - Level 7, 115 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA 5000

Electronic copies may be forwarded to:
rbsciences@adelaide.edu.au

Research Grants Officer:
Chelsea DuBois or Paula Rosenbauer Ph: 08 8313 3716/ 08 8313 3388

 

For further information and application instructions please visit:
http://nwf.org.au/grants/small-environmental-grants/

Health Sciences

 

The Beat Cancer Project (formerly referred to as the SA Cancer Research Collaborative) is managed by SAHMRI, and commenced with the 2011-2012 financial year.

Over the five year period from July 2011 – June 2016 Cancer Council SA will provide SAHMRI with $2 million per year to fund Cancer Council SA's current and future cancer research infrastructure, fellowship and grants program. This significant investment will also be matched by SA Health resulting in a doubling of funds for cancer research in SA over the next five years.

This is an exciting endeavour and provides a smarter and more efficient way of delivering cancer research funds. Overall, the agreement aims to develop a larger pool of funds for cancer research, increase the capacity for researchers to attract more national and international research grants and build a stronger cancer research workforce within South Australia.

Eligibility
Eligible applications may come from across the research spectrum, including biomedical, clinical, healthservices and population-health research. Public health researchers are encouraged to apply.

Applicants ineligible to apply for NHMRC Project Grant funding are still entitled to apply via the NHMRC process for SAHMRI funding. Applicants need to adhere to the SAHMRI eligibility criteria as well as that of the NHMRC if they are applying for funding from both organisations. These are available on their respective websites.

Funding & Duration
Research Project Grants will generally be for one year beginning 1 January 2014. Research project grants are not a source of ongoing salary funding for senior career scientists and will not fund the salary of a chief investigator. Up to $100,000 will be available.

Submission
Please submit a hardcopy of finalised proposals to the Research Branch, accompanied by a completed and signed hardcopy of the University's Grant Application Coversheet.

Hardcopies of applications to be addressed to:
Research Branch - Level 7, 115 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA 5005

For enquiries regarding submission details, please contact the Health Sciences Team:
raohealth@adelaide.edu.au

Senior Grants Officer: Cadence Haynes
Ph: 08 8313 4991

NOTE: Supplementary questions for the Beat Cancer scheme should be provided to the Research Branch along with the accompanying Project Grant application.

For further information and application instructions, please visit:
http://www.sahmri.com/research/apply-for-beat-cancer-project-funding/

Health Sciences

 

This opportunity uses the (DP3) Institutional Training and Director Program Projects funding mechanism.

Earliest Submission Date: 28 February 2013
Letter of Intent Due: 28 February 2013
(Submitted directly to Sponsor)

 

Purpose of Grant
This Funding Opportunity Announcement (FOA) issued by the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK), National Institutes of Health, encourages Research Project Grant (DP3) applications from institutions/organisations proposing original research addressing the development of new technologies that may be integrated in a wearable, portable, automated, closed loop system for a physiological glucose control in individuals who suffer of Type 1 Diabetes.

Funding & Duration
Maximum direct costs are US $2.5 million to be used over a project period of up to 5 years. NIDDK expects that the requested direct costs will range from US $1 to US 2.5 million based on the scope of the research, plus applicable Facilities and Administrative costs to be determined at the time of the award The maximum period is 5 years.

Eligibility
Non-domestic (non-U.S.) Entities (Foreign Organisations) are eligible to apply.

Submission
Please forward your Letter of Intent (LOI) directly to the Sponsor by 28 February 2013. Please forward a copy of your LOI to Dr Don McMaster, by emailing don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au.

Hardcopies may be sent to be sent to:
Research Branch - Level 7, 115 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA 5005

Grants Officer
Dr Don McMaster
Ph: 08 8313 3347
don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au

 

For further information and application instructions, please visit:
http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/rfa-files/RFA-DK-12-021.html

Health Sciences

 

This opportunity uses the (U01) Research Project Cooperative Agreement funding mechanism.

Earliest Submission Date: 28 February 2013
Letter of Intent Due: 28 February 2013
(Submitted directly to Sponsor)

 

Purpose of Grant
This opportunity is for the molecular analyses of stored biospecimens from the Genotype-Tissue Expression (GTEx) project. Applicants are encouraged to address compelling scientific questions with molecular phenotypes that add value to the resource and take full advantage of the unique features of GTEx.

Funding & Duration
Because the nature and scope of the proposed research will vary from application to application, it is anticipated that the size of each award will also vary. Scope of the proposed project should determine the project period. NIH expects to make 2- and 3-year awards. The maximum period is 3 years.

Eligibility
Non-domestic (non-U.S.) Entities (Foreign Organisations) are eligible to apply.

Submission
Please forward your Letter of Intent (LOI) directly to the Sponsor by 28 February 2013. Please forward a copy of your LOI to Dr Don McMaster, by emailing don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au.

Hardcopies may be sent to be sent to:
Research Branch - Level 7, 115 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA 5005

Grants Officer
Dr Don McMaster
Ph: 08 8313 3347
don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au

 

For further information and application instructions, please visit:
http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/rfa-files/RFA-RM-12-009.html

 

The CRI Irvington Postdoctoral Fellowship Program supports qualified young scientists at leading universities and research centers around the world who wish to receive training in cancer immunology. A panel of scientists drawn from our Scientific Advisory Council rigorously evaluates each candidate, the intended sponsor and training environment, and the nature and feasibility of the proposed project.

The fellowship program is aligned with the overall mission of the Cancer Research Institute to support and coordinate both laboratory and clinical efforts that will lead to immunological treatment, control, and prevention of cancer. The Institute is seeking hypothesis driven, mechanistic studies in both immunology and tumor immunology. The applicant and sponsor must clearly state the potential of the proposed studies to directly impact our understanding of the immune system’s role in cancer risk, tumor initiation, progression, metastasis, host response to tumors and/or the treatment of cancer.

Eligibility

• Applicants for the CRI Irvington Postdoctoral Fellowship Program must be working in areas directly related to cancer immunology.
• Applicants must have a doctoral degree by the date of award activation and must conduct their proposed research under a sponsor who holds a formal appointment at the host institution
• Applicants with 5 or more years of relevant postdoctoral experience are not eligible, with the exception of M.D. applicants, who should not include years of residency in this calculation.
• The fellowship can be performed in the United States or abroad, but must take place at a non-profit institution. There are no citizenship restrictions.
• Only one fellow per sponsor may apply per application round
• Only in exceptional circumstances will applicants who have already spent 3 or more years in a sponsor’s laboratory by the start date of fellowship be considered for a fellowship award.

Funding
The fellowship provides stipends of $50,000 for the first year, $53,000 for the second year, and $57,000 for the third year. In addition, an allowance of $1,500 per year is allotted to the host institution for use at the sponsor’s discretion to help pay for the fellow’s research supplies, travel to scientific meetings, and/or health insurance. Stipends and institutional allowances are not permitted to cover administrative expenses. Payments are made monthly in U.S. currency to the host institution.

Submission
Please forward a copy of your application by the internal due date, accompanied by a signed and completed hardcopy of the University's Grant Application Coversheet to Dr Don McMaster, by emailing don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au.

Hardcopies may be sent to be sent to:
Research Branch - Level 7, 115 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA 5005

Grants Officer
Dr Don McMaster
Ph: 08 8313 3347
don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au

For further information and application instructions, please visit:
http://www.cancerresearch.org/programs.aspx?id=242

 

The Cooperative Research Centres (CRC) program is an Australian Government Initiative administered by the Department of Industry, Innovation, Science, Research and Tertiary Education. The CRC program supports end user driven research collaborations to address major challenges facing Australia.

Submission
The University of Adelaide’s internal Expression of Interest form for participation in Round 16, whether a new bid or rebid,  is to be submitted to Dr Don McMaster (don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au) in the Research Branch by COB Friday 1 March 2013. Once this is received the University internal process can begin and all available assistance can be provided.

The anticipated submission deadline for final proposals is mid July 2013. Once details have been released by DIISRTE, the Research Branch CRC website will be updated to reflect the Round 16 process.

The UA internal timetable is provided as a guide and as stated above this will be updated once the timeline has been confirmed by DIISTRE.

For more information, please visit:
https://www.crc.gov.au/Information/default.aspx

Multidisciplinary

Now in its sixteenth year, Fresh Science is a national event, which brings together scientists, the media and the public. Sponsored by the Department of Innovation, Industry, Science & Research, Museum Victoria, and New Scientist magazine, Fresh Science serves as a communication boot camp for early-career researchers – getting their stories out to local, national and international media, and teaching them essential communication skills.

Short-listed entrants will be invited to the State finals which will include a day of media training in their home state. The top candidates will then be flown to Melbourne for the Fresh Science National Final.

The sponsors of Fresh Science are looking for:

• early-career researchers (from honours students to no more than five years post-PhD)
• a peer-reviewed research with a significant result which has had no media coverage
• some ability to present ideas in everyday English.

 

For further information and application instructions, please visit:
http://freshscience.org.au/how-to-nominate

Health Sciences

 

The opportunity uses the Institutional Training and Director Program Projects (DP3) funding mechanism.

Earliest Submission Date: 2 March 2013
Letter of Intent Due: 2 March 2013
(Submitted directly to Sponsor)

Purpose of Grant
This funding opportunity announcement invites applications for ancillary studies using archived samples from the DCCT/EDIC, DPT-1, TrialNet, and GoKind type 1 diabetes clinical trials and studies.  Ancillary studies are expected to generate scientific discoveries on type 1 diabetes primary pathogenesis or the pathogenesis of complications, and biomarkers of disease progression or clinical responses to interventions. 

Funding & Duration
Application budgets are not limited, but need to reflect actual needs of the proposed project. The award project period shall not exceed 3 years.

Eligibility
Non-domestic (non-U.S.) Entities (Foreign Organisations) are eligible to apply.

Submission
Please forward your Letter of Intent (LOI) directly to the Sponsor by 2 March 2013. Please forward a copy of your LOI to Dr Don McMaster, by emailing don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au.

Hardcopies may be sent to be sent to:
Research Branch - Level 7, 115 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA 5005

Grants Officer
Dr Don McMaster
Ph: 08 8313 3347
don.mcmaster@adelaide.edu.au

 

For further information and application instructions, please visit:
http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/pa-files/PAR-13-013.html