Research
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Executive Dean's Public Lecture | Diet Debate: eating your way to a healthy lifestyle
With many diets available we explore two of the most popular at this month's public lecture. Firstly, exploring a low-carbohydrate lifestyle and then a whole-food, plant-based lifestyle. Comparing and contrasting each diet through their demonstrated health benefits and research under pinning each perspective.
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Executive Dean's Public Lecture: Transforming endocrine therapy for breast and prostate cancer
The Executive Dean's Public Lecture series presents Transforming endocrine therapy for breast and prostate cancer, by Dr Luke Selth and Dr Theresa Hickey.
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2017 Florey Postgraduate Research Conference Prize Winners
Congratulations to all our students who presented at the 2017 Florey Postgraduate Research Conference.
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SIDS research confirms changes in babies' brain chemistry
The University of Adelaide researchers have confirmed that abnormalities in a common brain chemical are linked to sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS).
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The Dr Roneal Naidu Memorial Prize 2017
The Dr Roneal Naidu Memorial Prize will be awarded in recognition of research of demonstrable impact in a surgical discipline. Postgraduate students currently enrolled in the Adelaide Medical School whose work has a focus on surgical research are eligible to apply. The prize will be awarded for the most outstanding peer reviewed scientific paper published (or accepted for publication) within the past two years in this field and in which the applicant was a senior or corresponding author. Special consideration will be given to work that has, or is likely to have, high clinical impact.
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Executive Dean's Public Lecture | Putting people first: A person focused approach to mental health
The Executive Dean's Public Lecture series presents 'Putting people first: A person focused approach to mental health,' by Professor Bernhard Baune.
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Executive Dean's Public Lecture | Dentistry across the ages; past experiences, future innovations
Since the beginning of humankind there is evidence of dental disease and its treatment. In 500BC, Aristotle wrote about treating decayed teeth and using wires to stabilise fractured jaws. Through the Middle Ages, dental care was provided by barbers who established their own Guild. It has only been in the last 150 years that the regulation of dental practise has been established, through university dental school institutions and national regulatory bodies.
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11th annual Florey International Postgraduate Research Conference
The Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences invites to you to attend the 11th annual Florey Postgraduate Research Conference.
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Executive Dean's Public Lecture | Advancements in living kidney donation
Professor Toby Coates along with Dr Robert Carroll and Mr Shantanu Bhattacharjya will discuss the latest technologies and options for living kidney donation. Patients previously deemed 'untransplantable' now have new hopes with developments in crossing blood groups, allowing transplants to succeed where they have not before.
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Research Infrastructure Funding Awards
One of the strategic research priority areas for the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences Research Committee is the provision of funding for research infrastructure, to facilitate research by supporting the purchase of critical new or replacement infrastructure. Bids for research capability including equipment, software packages or other services are eligible. Please see the appropriate attached file for the application form.