Our annual publication, 10 of the Best, showcases the success stories of Australian health and medical research funded through NHMRC. First published in 2005, it highlights ten outstanding research projects that demonstrate the diversity, quality and impact of NHMRC supported work.
Read individual articles from our latest editions, the: Fourteenth edition, Fifteenth edition, Sixteenth edition and Seventeenth edition.
Or browse every edition below, from 2005 onwards.
This publication is the result of a grant outcomes review, for grants that commenced in 1999 and were completed in 2003.
The projects were selected following a review of NHMRC-funded research completed in 2004.
10 of the Best celebrates success stories from 10 of Australia’s leading health and medical research teams, whose work has…
In this edition of 10 of the Best, you will find descriptions of 10 of the best medical research projects carried out in 2009.
The researchers profiled in this publication have dedicated their careers to tackling the health issues that affect all Australians.
2011 marks 75 years of NHMRC support for Australian health and medical research.
This year’s 10 of the Best highlights how important research and research translation are to improved health outcomes.
Each year, the work of our researchers adds new evidence to our growing knowledge and understanding of health, improving our ability to…
The 2014 edition of 10 of the Best describes 10 Australian health and medical research projects chosen from among the thousands of NHMRC…
The projects were selected for the significance of their contribution to human health, including advances in knowledge and the…
The projects include research into antibiotic resistance, memory and ageing, vaccination, infections associated with cancer treatment…
The projects include research into adolescent physical health, prevention of ear disease among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander…
The projects include culturally safe maternity care for Aboriginal women, better treatments for pain, improvements to in-vitro…
The projects demonstrate the quality, diversity and impact of Australian health and medical research.
The projects demonstrate the quality, diversity and impact of Australian health and medical research.
The projects cover cancer immunology, youth mental health, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health, medical devices, tuberculosis,…
The projects cover cancer immunology, youth mental health, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health, medical devices, tuberculosis,…