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Babies offered peanut allergy treatment program under world-first national model
Ten paediatric hospitals across five states have partnered with the National Allergy Centre of Excellence (NACE), hosted at MACH partner Murdoch Children’s Research Institute (MCRI), to be the first globally to introduce a nation-wide peanut oral immunotherapy (OIT) program into mainstream care. The ADAPT OIT Program aims to change the way the most common food allergy among Australian ... Read moreRead more of the post "Babies offered peanut allergy treatment program under world-first national model"
Getting Started as a Postdoctoral Clinician Scientist
Whether you’re just starting out or looking to take your career to the next level, this event is perfect for you, as it celebrates the establishment of MacCS (Melbourne academic centre Clinician Scientists), a joint initiative between MACH and the Research Training Academy of Melbourne Medical School. Don’t miss out on this chance to learn, ... Read moreRead more of the post "Getting Started as a Postdoctoral Clinician Scientist"
Meet a future leader of clinical eye research
Current MACH-Track Fellow Dr Jason Ha shares how the program is allowing him to pursue his dream of developing a therapy for patients living with diabetic eye disease.Read more of the post "Meet a future leader of clinical eye research"
Melbourne Emerging Leaders in Biomedical Research Symposium 2024
MACH proudly supports the Melbourne Emerging Leaders in Biomedical Research 2024 Symposium: Advancing Discovery. The Symposium will serve as a platform to bring together multidisciplinary postdoctoral researchers to share their latest research findings, fostering collaboration and innovation within the field.Read more of the post "Melbourne Emerging Leaders in Biomedical Research Symposium 2024"
Welcoming Professor Ken Smith to the MACH Board
We welcome our newest Medical Research Institute representative while extending our gratitude to Professor Kathryn North AC.Read more of the post "Welcoming Professor Ken Smith to the MACH Board"
Advances in Cell and Gene Therapies Symposium
When: Monday 13th May, 9am-3.45pm Where: Melbourne Brain Centre Auditorium, 30 Royal Parade, Parkville, Vic Who should attend: Those looking to transition preclinical research proof of concept studies to product development, clinicians designing or implementing clinical trials for cell and gene therapies, and those interested in training and workforce development.Read more of the post "Advances in Cell and Gene Therapies Symposium"
MacHSR projects reducing burden of care on the frontline
With MacHSR open for applications until 3 April, clinicians from our first cohort explain how their projects are addressing key issues on the clinical frontline.Read more of the post "MacHSR projects reducing burden of care on the frontline"
Enhancing research through community involvement
A MACH study evaluating WEHI's Consumer Program has underlined the value of having an embedded consumer involvement program – and the potential for application across medical research institutes.Read more of the post "Enhancing research through community involvement"