Multicolour flow cytometry is a powerful tool for the simultaneous analysis of multiple cellular markers. This workshop will enable you to design and run robust multicolour experiments on your digital … Continued
Presenter: Professor Shyam Prabhakar Associate Director, Integrative Genomics and GIS Lead Computational and Systems Biology, Genome Institute of Singapore
Presentation 1: Dr Hannah Moore Program Head Infection and Vaccines; Telethon Kids Institute “Optimising the use of administrative data to reduce the burden of severe infectious diseases in children” Presentation … Continued
Presenter: Prof Stephan P. Swinnen Click here for more information
Need a refresher or starter on statistics? This seminar covers fundamental statistical concepts for clinical researchers and students including: Why we use significance testing How to interpret confidence intervals and … Continued
Presenter: Prof Matthew P. Fox, DSc, Professor of Epidemiology, Boston University, School of Public Health The course is designed for researchers, public health professionals, epidemiologists and clinicians familiar with advanced … Continued
Western Australians are doing exceptional work in the rare disease area and the eleventh international Rare Disease Day Symposium seeks to showcase this, as well as our hopes for the … Continued
Presenter: Natalie Barber Regular Good Clinical Practice (GCP) training is essential for all researchers. GCP provides ethical, and scientific standards and guidelines by which all research is conducted. This hour … Continued
Presenter: Ms Shona Rowan This highly interactive workshop equips women with the tools and techniques needed to maximise their personal impact, stand out from the crowd and claim the success they … Continued
Presenter: Dr Peter Munro Royal Society University Research Fellow Department of Medical Physics and Biomedical Engineering University College of London Please see the attached flyer for more information
Presenter: Dr Eugene Roscioli Dr Eugene Roscioli is a Research Fellow for the Royal Adelaide Hospital Department of Thoracic Medicine and Senior Adjunct Lecturer for the University of Adelaide. Please … Continued
Does your research have the potential to lead to a new medicine? Would you like to partner with a leading pharmaceutical company to screen your targets to find compounds that … Continued
Does your research have the potential to lead to a new medicine? Would you like to partner with a leading pharmaceutical company to screen your targets to find compounds that … Continued
Presenter: Robyn Steward Abstract can be viewed here Venue: G.33 Bayliss Building, The University Western Australia
Presenter: Prof Liz Pellicano Venue: UWA – Social Sciences Lecture Theatre
The aim of this workshop is to bring together statisticians and clinicians with an interest in adaptive clinical trial designs to share knowledge and information about current research in adaptive … Continued
The use of simulation is growing in the design of clinical trial designs as an augmentation of, or replacement for, sample size calculations. Usually this is in order to be … Continued
Presenter: Associate Professor Sue Skull Click here to register online Venue: Princess Margaret Hospital, MacDonald Lecture Theatre, Admin Building, Level 1
Presenter: Assoc. Prof Sue Skull Head, Research Education Program Deputy Director, Dept. of Child Health Research, PMH This seminar will provide an update on ethics processes in WA, and assist … Continued
Presenter: Dr Sue Wareham
Presenter: Professor Dietmar Hutmacher Chair of Regenerative Medicine Institute of Health and Biomedical Innovation, Queensland University of Technology Please see the attached flyer for more information
Presenter: Professor Nik Zeps Ethics in research is often perceived as a hurdle to be struggled over, but it doesn't have to be an obstacle in your research. This … Continued
The Curtin Health Innovation Research Institute (CHIRI) will be hosting a one day workshop showcasing selected cancer research being undertaken by early career researchers at CHIRI, as well as by … Continued