About
ASMR...........
The Australian Society for Medical Research (ASMR) is the peak professional
society representing Australian health and medical research.
In addition to direct members, ASMR represents an additional 18,000 people
actively involved in health and medical research through fifty-six
(57) affiliated professional societies and Medical Colleges. Corporate
and disease related foundation memberships bring a further 100,000 Australians
with an interest in health and medical research into the ASMR network.
The Society has a long established role in public, political
and scientific advocacy.
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ASMR
working hard for Australian Health and Medical Research!
• Fostering
excellence in health and medical research
• Expanding
the interface between basic science and clinical research
• Promoting community understanding
and support
• Established
1961
• Independent
• Annual
National Scientific Conference
• Bi-annual
Australian Health and Medical Research Congress
• ASMR
Medical Research Week®
• ASMR
Research Awards
• Newsletter
• Student
Travel Grants
• Dissemination
of information
• Professional and Career Development Programs
• Mentoring Program
• Member Directory
• State Scientific Meetings
• Public, Political and Scientific Advocacy
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ASMR
MRW ®
• National
Lecture Tour by the ASMR Medallist
• Health
and Medical Research Expos
• ‘Hands
on’ workshops for schools
• Careers
Days
• Professional
Development Seminars
• Scientific
Meetings
• Awards
and Prizes
• Public
Lectures
• Rural
Schools Program
• Dinners
featuring the ASMR Medallist in all states
• National
Press Club Event
• Science in the Cinema
Events
• Online schools quiz
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Submissions 2007/8/9/10/11/12/13
Pre-Budget Submissions
Response to McKeon Consultation Paper
Chubb Review
ASMR submission to the McKeon Review
Joint submission to McKeon Review
TOR for Review of HMR Sector
DIISR Research Workforce
House Standing Committee on Economics
NHMRC Strategic Plan Consultation Paper
NHMRC Partnership Centres
NEAF Evaluation
NHMRC Research Fellowship Scheme
Pharmaceuticals Industry Strategy Group
Effects of Climate change on Training and Employment Needs - HMR Perspective
Innovation Submission
2020 Summit
Use of ART in Clinical Practice and Research - Revised Guidelines
Legislative responses to the recommendations of the Lockhart
Review
Productivity Commission Science and Innovation Commission
Australian Code of Responsible Conduct in Research
NHMRC Amendment Bill
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