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CEO articles, updates and speeches
15 December 2010
Professor Warwick Anderson, CEO National Health and Medical Research Council, Australia speaks with Research Media Ltd
In this wide-ranging discussion, Professor Warwick Anderson, CEO of the NHMRC, details the Australian medical research agenda, and the strategies the institute is employing to safeguard individual and public health throughout the country. Read the full interview here.
10 December 2010
MJA profile of NHMRC CEO Warwick Anderson AM: Power of One
NHMRC CEO, Professor Warwick Anderson, tells the Medical Journal of Australia about what turned him on to science and his motivations for pursuing a career in science research. MJA profile of NHMRC CEO: Power of One (PDF 488KB)
14 October 2010
NHMRC Report October 2010
Presentation to researchers by Warwick Anderson, AM, CEO, NHMRC, delivered as part of the NHMRC information and feedback series being held in research institutions across Australia, September/October 2010. NHMRC Report - Warwick Anderson October 2010 (PDF, 800KB)
30 July 2010
CEO - Research Newsletter 30 July 2010
Progress report on application assessments in 2010 round. Project Grants NHMRC would like to thank all those researchers who have, agreed to provide external assessments of Project Grant applications (over 5400 as of 27th July, 2010). External assessments are crucial to NHMRC’s annual consideration of grant applications for projects. The 2010 Grant Review Panels begin to sit next week, in our Canberra Offices from (2 August and 10 September). Thirty five panels will assess the 3344...
30 July 2010
CEO - Research Newsletter 30 July 2010
Progress report on application assessments in 2010 round. Project Grants NHMRC would like to thank all those researchers who have, agreed to provide external assessments of Project Grant applications (over 5400 as of 27th July, 2010). External assessments are crucial to NHMRC’s annual consideration of grant applications for projects. The 2010 Grant Review Panels begin to sit next week, in our Canberra Offices from (2 August and 10 September). Thirty five panels will assess the 3344...
22 July 2010
Supporting Australian Health and Medical Research
Presentation to the Universities Australia Pro and Deputy Vice Chancellors-Research Meeting (22 July 2010) by Warwick Anderson, AM, CEO, NHMRC. Supporting Australian Health and Medical Research - 22 JULY 2010 (PDF, 1.4MB)
15 July 2010
Working to Build a Healthy Australia - NHMRC’s Strategic Plan 2010-12
Presentation to the NHMRC Strategic Plan Workshop (15 July 2010) by Warwick Anderson, AM, CEO, NHMRC. Working to Build a Healthy Australia - NHMRC’s Strategic Plan 2010-12 - 15 JULY 2010 (PDF, 3.4MB)
19 May 2010
Doing more to improve Indigenous health: the new NHMRC Road Map
New directions and prospects in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health research. The Medical Journal of Australia (17 May, 2010)— Editorial by Warwick Anderson, AM, CEO, NHMRC. Doing more to improve Indigenous health: the new NHMRC Road Map
01 April 2010
NHMRC phases out the use of impact factors in peer review
A revised NHMRC statement on the removal of journal impact factors from peer review of individual research grant and fellowship applications. NHMRC phases out the use of impact factors in peer review (PDF, 252KB)
26 March 2010
NHMRC CEO Newsletter 26 March 2010
Project Grants 2010 round and RGMS NHMRC has received 3344 applications for Project Grants for review in 2010, up from 3110 in 2009 and 2586 in 2008. It is expected that between 640 and 680 grants will be able to be supported this year, depending on the growth in average project grants size. All researchers wishing to lodge an application have been able to do so successfully. This was the first time we used the new Research Grants Management System (RGMS) to accept Project Grants...