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Outcomes of Equipment Grant funding rounds
Successful Equipment Grants 2008
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.
2008 NHMRC Standard Equipment Grants by Institution
Administering institution |
Funding (figures rounded off) |
|---|---|
| University of Melbourne | $1,305,902 |
| University of Sydney | $1,071,618 |
| Monash University | $872,440 |
| University of Queensland | $717,032 |
| University of Western Australia | $532,535 |
| University of New South Wales | $511,363 |
| Walter and Eliza Hall Institute | $491,579 |
| University of Adelaide | $460,201 |
| Queensland Institute of Medical Research | $330,832 |
| Garvan Institute of Medical Research | $236,672 |
| Australian National University | $232,017 |
| Murdoch Childrens Research Institute | $225,094 |
| Baker Heart Research Institute | $214,281 |
| University of Newcastle | $189,339 |
| Flinders University | $134,875 |
| La Trobe University | $104,509 |
| Menzies School of Health Research | $97,337 |
| Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research | $90,949 |
| St Vincent's Institute of Medical Research | $89,985 |
| Queensland University of Technology | $89,395 |
| Prince Henry's Institute of Medical Research | $89,147 |
| Macfarlane Burnet Institute for Medical Research and Public Health | $80,220 |
| Menzies Research Institute | $72,611 |
| Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute | $60,504 |
| Griffith University | $52,589 |
| University of South Australia | $51,328 |
| Curtin University of Technology | $47,241 |
| Deakin University | $44,635 |
| The Cancer Council Victoria | $39,952 |
| Children's Medical Research Institute | $39,933 |
| Macquarie University | $34,150 |
| Heart Research Institute | $31,385 |
| James Cook University | $31,072 |
| University of Wollongong | $27,180 |
| Melbourne Health | $26,987 |
| Murdoch University | $24,632 |
| Mater Medical Research Institute Ltd | $22,408 |
| University of Technology Sydney | $19,411 |
| Edith Cowan University | $16,955 |
| National Stroke Research Institute | $14,952 |
| University of Canberra | $14,815 |
| Swinburne University of Technology | $14,374 |
| University of Tasmania | $13,919 |
| Centre for Eye Research Australia Ltd | $12,820 |
| NSW Cancer Council | $11,293 |
| Austin Hospital Medical Research Foundation | $11,038 |
| Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology | $9,688 |
| Royal Prince Alfred Hospital | $9,669 |
| Prince Charles Hospital | $8,985 |
| Mental Health Research Institute of Victoria | $8,467 |
| Institute of Medical and Veterinary Science | $8,197 |
| University of Ballarat | $8,128 |
| St Vincent's Health | $7,831 |
| Australian Institute of Health and Welfare | $6,348 |
| Brain Research Institute | $6,307 |
| Schizophrenia Research Institute | $6,156 |
| Bond University | $6,117 |
| The Cancer Council Queensland | $5,515 |
| Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre | $5,057 |
| TOTAL | $9,000,000 |
2008 NHMRC Standard Equipment Grants by State and Territory
State/Territory |
Total |
Percentage |
Number of institutions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Victoria | $3,774,353 |
41.94 |
24 |
| NSW | $2,248,678 |
24.99 |
12 |
| Queensland | $1,263,949 |
14.04 |
9 |
| South Australia | $654,603 |
7.27 |
4 |
| Western Australia | $621,364 |
6.90 |
4 |
| ACT | $253,180 |
2.81 |
3 |
| Northern Territory | $97,337 |
1.08 |
1 |
| Tasmania | $86,531 |
0.96 |
2 |
Total |
$9,000,000 |
100 |
59 |
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