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Around 2,000 Australians are diagnosed with brain cancer each year and survival rates remain low.  For researchers Professor Misty Jenkins AO (WEHI and The Brain Cancer Centre) and Professor Matt Dun (University of Newcastle and the Mark Hughes Foundation), they’re just scratching the surface on what's possible in brain cancer research as we collectively move towards finding a cure for this insidious disease.

Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics are deeply interconnected fields that often work together to solve real world problems and drive innovation. Integration of these different fields is crucial for addressing global health challenges and has also led to Professor Shaun Gregory’s success.

This video is to provide Investigator Grants peer reviewers assistance on NHMRC’s retrospective research impact assessment criteria.

This video is to provide Investigator Grants peer reviewers assistance on the content of the score descriptors and how to best use them to provide consistent, fair and robust assessments.

Depression is the most common psychiatric disorder and the largest contributor to global disability and yet one third of people diagnosed with depression are refractory to treatment.

National Health and Medical Research Council's (NHMRC) peer review process is integral to supporting the best health and medical research in Australia.