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Outcomes of Equipment Grant funding rounds

This section of the site provides details of the current NHMRC Equipment Grant funding recipients. The funding is allocated on a pro rata basis to Administering Institutions according to their share of the total funding awarded by the NHMRC for research in that year.

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Successful Equipment Grants 2009

NHMRC has announced $9 million in funding to help institutions buy larger items of equipment to support competitively funded health and medical research.

The funding has been provided under NHMRC’s 2008 Standard Equipment Grants scheme, which is designed to assist ongoing competitively funded medical research across Australia.

Under the scheme, institutions are encouraged to buy equipment that will be used collaboratively and, where possible, Australian-made. Institutions are also encouraged to consider the lack of access to similar equipment in their institution and region.

2009 NHMRC Standard Equipment Grants by Institution

Administering institution Funding
University of Melbourne

1,204,733

University of Sydney

1,040,600

Monash University

976,155

University of Queensland

737,555

University of New South Wales

628,365

University of Adelaide

469,764

Walter and Eliza Hall Institute

454,697

University of Western Australia

448,022

Queensland Institute of Medical Research

332,516

Garvan Institute of Medical Research

230,678

Baker IDI Heart and Diabetes Institute

222,852

Murdoch Childrens Research Institute

220,648

Australian National University

192,798

University of Newcastle

188,097

Flinders University

127,043

Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research

110,302

La Trobe University

107,813

Menzies School of Health Research

100,559

Macfarlane Burnet Institute for
Medical Research and Public Health

98,454

University of South Australia

91,103

Queensland University of Technology

85,109

St. Vincent's Institute of Medical Research

84,900

Prince Henry's Institute of Medical Research

77,494

Menzies Research Institute

72,191

Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute

68,951

Curtin University of Technology

61,040

Griffith University

52,961

Deakin University

48,114

University of Technology Sydney

38,478

The Cancer Council Victoria

33,660

James Cook University

33,428

University of Wollongong

33,225

Macquarie University

29,551

Heart Research Institute

28,718

Centre for Eye Research Australia Ltd

26,225

Children's Medical Research Institute

25,027

Mater Medical Research Institute Ltd

24,848

Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology

24,432

Murdoch University

20,945

University of Western Sydney

18,591

University of Canberra

15,007

NSW Cancer Council

14,923

Edith Cowan University

12,143

Melbourne Health

10,301

Schizophrenia Research Institute

9,162

National Stroke Research Institute

8,246

Brain Research Institute

7,974

The Cancer Council Queensland

7,966

CSIRO

7,084

Royal Prince Alfred Hospital

7,042

St. Vincent's Health

6,553

Mental Health Research Institute of  Victoria

6,362

Austin Hospital Medical Research Foundation

5,971

Alfred Hospital

5,569

Queensland Centre for Mental Health Research

5,055

TOTAL $9,000,000

2009 NHMRC Standard Equipment Grants by State and Territory

State/Territory
Total
Percentage
Number of institutions
Victoria
$3,750,616
41.7
22
NSW
$2,352,248
26.1
13
Queensland
$1,279,437
14.2
8
South Australia
$694,995
7.7
4
Western Australia
$542,149
6.0
4
ACT
$207,805
2.3
2
Northern Territory
$100,559
1.1
1
Tasmania
$72,191
0.8
1
Total
$9,000,000
100
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