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Staff Notices: 29 March - 1 April 2010
Table of Contents
- Message from the Vice-Chancellor
- Uni in the News
- General Information for Staff
- Events
- Training and Development Opportunities
- Information for Researchers
Message from the Vice-Chancellor
Ave atque vale - Hail and farewell
It was with sadness that the University community received the news last week that two of our most esteemed friends and colleagues had passed away.
Professor Konrad Jamrozik
Professor Konrad Jamrozik, Head of the School of Population Health and Clinical Practice in the Faculty of Health Sciences, died on 23 March after a short illness. Konrad was born in South Australia and began his medical studies at the University of Adelaide before moving to Hobart, where he completed his MBBS. He completed a DPhil at Oxford and taught briefly at the University of Papua New Guinea before moving to UWA in 1984 where he was ultimately promoted to a personal chair. He was at Imperial College, London, as Chair of Primary Care Epidemiology from 2000-2004 when he returned to UWA as Chair of Evidence-Based Health Care. He was recruited to the University of Adelaide in 2007.
Konrad was one of those rare researchers and clinicians whose work has made a really significant impact on society. From his early years as a physician and researcher, he developed a strong interest in tobacco control as he observed the dangerous consequences of smoking. His research generated significant new evidence on the impact of smoking on heart and blood vessel disease, particularly on stroke, and he completed three large clinical trials looking for better ways to help smokers to quit. His work on deaths attributable to passive smoking was a central influence in the Parliamentary debate that led to the adoption of smoke-free legislation in the UK. A conservative estimate is that: that legislation will prevent more than 100,000 premature deaths, principally through its effects in prompting active smokers to quit. He leaves a valuable legacy to the national and international community, and we will miss him.
At his family's request, Professor Jamrozik's funeral will be held at the University of Adelaide, in Bonython Hall on Wednesday 31 March at 11:00am. All members of the University community are invited to attend this celebration of his life, and graduates are invited to robe.
Liz Watson
We learnt also last week of the death of Mrs Liz Watson, also after a short illness. Liz made a very notable contribution to the University over some years. Mrs Watson studied at the Adelaide Teachers College and the University of Adelaide in the 1960s, but following her marriage moved with a young family to Papua New Guinea. She worked at the University of Technology in Lae for some years, and on returning to Adelaide in 1977, she commenced at the SA Institute of Technology, and subsequently the University of South Australia, from which she retired in 2002 as Registrar. Her keen understanding of and commitment to the student-university relationship made her a popular speaker, and she was nationally influential in the development of administrative systems and policies to manage a changing landscape of legislation and student expectations, especially in the new universities that emerged from the Dawkins reforms of the late 1980s and early 1990s. Liz was subsequently heavily involved with the University of Adelaide, conducting reviews of many aspects of our student services, most of which now rate among the best in Australia. She also served as Acting General Manager, Student Services, at the time of the consolidation of student administrative and support services. Her Memorial Service was held on Saturday 27 March.
Professor James A McWha
Vice-Chancellor and President
Uni in the News
Architect uses PhD to help rebuild devastated Aceh
Indonesian scholar Izziah Hasan receives her PhD in Architecture and Urban Design from the University of Adelaide in Singapore on 20 March 2010, more than five years since the 2004 Boxing Day Tsunami. She was undertaking her thesis on the architectural identity of Aceh when a massive earthquake in the Indian Ocean triggered a tidal wave which devastated her home town. Izziah returned to Indonesia and her teaching role in Banda Aceh. Her research experience abroad as a PhD student helped to secure a job with the Asian Development Bank, helping to rebuild the shattered communities. Izziah's completed thesis in 2009, which focused on Aceh's architectural identity, proved a major advantage in her role in the rebuilding program.
Source: Bernama (Malaysia), 18 March 2010
Uni full story: Architect uses PhD to help rebuild devastated Aceh
Malaysian scientist offers hope to kidney patients
Malaysian researcher Hooi Sian Eng receives her PhD in Medicine from the University of Adelaide in Singapore, along with 192 other graduands from this University. Dr Eng has won a Malaysian National Science Fellowship, an Endeavour Award and a University of Adelaide Scholarship in 2006 to complete her PhD in Transplantation Immunology, as well as the prestigious international Top 10 Young Investigator Award from the Transplantation Society for her biomedical research. Her focus - helping to improve kidney transplant outcomes - has led to a postdoctoral research position in the USA.
Source: New Straits Times (Malaysia), 17 March 2010
Uni full story: Malaysian scientist offers hope to kidney patients
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General Information for Staff
Sustainable Research Excellence Survey 1: Responses due TODAY
Responses for the first Sustainable Research Excellence (SRE) survey are due TODAY.
The SRE initiative will help the University secure major NEW FUNDING to be used exclusively in support of research. Participation from all academic staff and all professional staff attached to a Faculty is essential if the University is to achieve a strong funding outcome.
All staff who are required to participate are asked to complete the survey online by COB today (Monday 29 March).
For assistance, visit the SRE website, call the SRE Help Line on 8313 1110, or email: sre@adelaide.edu.au.
North Terrace Retail Masterplan Survey
The University is looking at ways to improve the experience for all students and staff on the North Terrace campus.
We are undertaking major new works to improve facilities and are also thinking about the range and number of services available on campus.
As part of this, we are conducting a review of the availability of retail services. We want to hear from you about what kinds of food, beverage, or other retail services you would like to see on offer.
To tell us your views, please complete the survey by COB Thursday 1 April, available at:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/LL8YLDX.
Your responses will be treated confidentially and will directly inform the University's approach.
Please take the time to give us your feedback no matter where in the University you are located, as your input will help ensure the needs of all staff and students are met.
Call for applications for Academic Promotion to Level D
Staff and titleholders wishing to apply for promotion to Level D are now invited to submit their applications, information to assist potential applicants to Level E is also contained below prior to the Level E call on 16th April 2010.
Promotion is an important way that the University of Adelaide recognises the outstanding performance of Academic staff. We would encourage all staff who believe they meet the relevant promotion criteria to submit an application in 2010.
If you require assistance in determining eligibility, it is suggested you discuss your potential application with your Head of School or Head of Discipline.
A workshop has been scheduled to assist you on Tuesday 13 April 2010, 12:00pm - 2:00pm, Room 209, Napier Building. Full details below.
Applicants should refer to the Academic Promotions Policy, Guidelines and Toolkit, and the appropriate Position Classification Standards when preparing their application. These documents are available on the Human Resources website.
An application should be made on the approved application form and ONE full printed copy submitted to Lucy Maynard - Manager, Recruitment Services by 5:00pm on Friday 14 May 2010 for Level D and Friday 18 June 2010 for Level E.
Please note that no supplementary information will be accepted from applicants after the closing date for applications, unless requested by the University.
Please note that applicants are responsible for contacting their own referees by forwarding their application, the appropriate position classification standard and the form letter requesting that the report be sent to Lucy Maynard - Manager, Recruitment Services, Human Resources Branch by the deadline of Friday 4 June 2010 for Level D and Friday 16 July 2010 for Level E.
For further information please contact Lucy Maynard, Manager, Recruitment Services.
Thinking About Applying for Academic Promotion?
Writing an application for Academic Promotion, particularly for the first time, can be daunting. What makes a good application? The Academic Promotion Workshop will provide you with valuable information on what should be included in your application and will give you an opportunity to ask questions.
All Academic staff who are interested in applying for promotion to Level D or E are encouraged to attend the following workshop:
Academic Promotion Workshop - Applicants to Level D or E
Date/Time: Tuesday 13 April 2010, 12:00pm - 2:00pm
Venue: Room 209, Napier Building
RSVP: Lucy Maynard
Speakers will include:
- Professor Fred McDougall – Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Vice-President (Academic)
- Professor Geoffrey Crisp – Director, Centre for Learning and Professional Development
- Professor Anna Chur-Hansen – Acting Head of School, Psychiatry (successful applicant 2009)
Members of the Human Resources Branch will also be available to provide advice on policy, process and equity related questions.
All presentations and related handouts will be made available after the workshop, on the Human Resources website.
It is recognised that Academic staff from the Waite and Roseworthy campuses may be interested in attending the Academic Promotion Workshop. A podcast of the workshops will be available on the Human Resources website on Friday 16 April.
For further information please contact Lucy Maynard, Manager, Recruitment Services.
Restrictions to Vehicle Access on Western Drive
To improve pedestrian safety during the construction period of the Hughes Plaza Learning Hub, vehicle access on Western Drive (Gate 20 on North Terrace, past the Mitchell Building) will be restricted between 8:00am and 6:00pm Monday to Friday, for the duration of the project.
From 8:00am to 6:00pm, a dedicated traffic management contractor will be located at Gate 20 who will escort the entry and exit of essential vehicles only. At all other times access will be unrestricted.
Furthermore, Western Drive roadway between the Hughes and Architecture buildings will be fenced off. A footpath passageway will allow pedestrians and wheelchair access through. To reduce congestion in this area please use alternative routes to your destination, where possible.
By minimising traffic in these areas we hope to limit the potential risks of injury, as part of construction works safety measures. We hope that this will not cause too much of an inconvenience and thank you for being accommodating with the processes involved.
The 2009 Winners of the Inaugural University Doctoral Research Medal
The Adelaide Graduate Centre takes great pleasure in congratulating the thirteen winners, recently approved by the Vice-Chancellor, of the University Doctoral Research Medals for 2009. This is the first year these prestigious medals have been awarded to recognise outstanding thesis outcomes.
The following awards are to be made at the April 2010 graduation ceremonies:
| Hayley Louise Stevenson | School of History and Politics |
| Joanna Catherine Drimatis | Elder Conservatorium of Music |
| Dominique Colette Wilson | School of Humanities |
| Clancy William James | School of Chemistry and Physics |
| Mohsen Forouzangohar | School of Earth and Environmental Sciences |
| Jonathan David Carroll | School of Chemistry and Physics |
| Anna Erica Sheppard | School of Molecular and Biomedical Science |
| Fang Xia | School of Chemical Engineering |
| Soon Kong Lee | School of Mechanical Engineering |
| Sally Martin | School of Medicine |
| Catherine Mary Leahy | School of Population Health and Clinical Practice |
| Julie Eva Stevens | School of Medicine |
| Mark Johannes Christensen | Business School |
Call for volunteers for April Graduations
The April graduations will be held from 12-19 April 2010 and volunteers are needed to help out with the ceremonies.
These ceremonies are major public events for the University and attended by up to 1,000 people per ceremony. It is important that we provide the graduands and their guests with the best opportunity to enjoy the experience and Graduations can only do that with the assistance of your wonderful staff.
Therefore, the Graduations Office asks for your help in encouraging staff from your areas to volunteer for the various roles and responsibilities involved in the ceremonies to ensure they run smoothly.
For an updated description of all Roles and Responsibilities see: http://www.adelaide.edu.au/sas/graduations.html then go to 'Graduations Roles and Responsibilities' under 'Conducting the Graduation Ceremonies'.
If you are able to assist please email Nima Torabi by Friday 9 April.
Prospective Students Office e-news
Staff are encouraged to get involved with Uni student recruitment activities. To find out more about the Prospective Students Office and how you can become involved, see the PSO e-news March 2010.
Launch into ORBIT!
Did you know that you can advertise details of researchers who are visiting the University in the ORBIT Researcher Profile module? Simply click on the Visiting Scholars tab, click on the Add button in the bottom left corner of the grid and record details of the visitor.
For further assistance, contact the ORBIT helpdesk at: orbit@adelaide.edu.au or phone 8303 0391.
Vacant Positions
Events
Field Geology Club of SA - Public Lecture
The Field Geology Club of SA presents a lecture on:
Electricity from Hot Rocks
Presented by: Professor Richard Hillis, CEO, Deep Exploration Technologies Cooperative Research Centre, University of Adelaide.
It has been predicted in the USA and in Australia that geothermal energy could supply 10% of demand by 2020. In order to deliver this prediction deeper and more challenging geothermal resources will need to be commercialised. This talk will discuss how this may be done, and will also discuss the cost versus CO2 emissions for various types of electricity generation.
Date/Time: Thursday 1 April 2010, 7:45pm
Venue: Mawson Lecture Theatre, Mawson Laboratories (near corner of Victoria Drive and Frome Road)
Visitors are warmly invited to attend. For further details contact Frances Williams on 0403 153 726 or Paul Curnow on 0402 079 578.
Innovations in Urban Forestry
The Friends of the Waite Arboretum are organising a talk by David
Lawry OAM, Director of TREENET.
Date/Time: Monday 12 April 2010, 7:30pm
Venue: Urrbrae House, Waite Campus
FREE parking. Entry from Fullarton Rd.
Download: Lawry flyer (pdf).
Enquiries: phone 8303 7405
Research Tuesdays
Defrosting Gondwana
Presenter: ARC Post-Doctoral Fellow Dr Kate Selway
Date/Time: Tuesday 13 April 2010, 5:30pm
Venue: Lecture Theatre 102, Napier Building, North Terrace Campus
FREE Public Seminar. All welcome.
Synopsis: How electromagnetic "eyes" are piercing the Antarctic ice to reveal a former supercontinent's deepest secrets.
Gondwana was the Earth's last great "supercontinent" - a vast tectonic amalgamation that included Australia, Antarctica and India juxtaposed in East Gondwana around 500 million years ago.
Although East Gondwana's amalgamations have been broadly understood for some time, the dense Antarctic ice cap has kept many details well hidden. Research at the University of Adelaide, however, appears to be changing that.
Using the remote-sensing technique magnetotellurics, the team recently "looked through" the ice to image a massive proposed suture zone extending deep into the Earth's crust.
In this fascinating presentation, ARC Post-Doctoral Fellow Dr Kate Selway reveals their findings and explores ways in which they've enhanced understanding of the geological history of our planet.
Adelaide OnLion members can register at: www.alumni.adelaide.edu.au/researchtuesdaysapril
Non members: RSVP is essential. Please fill in the registration form.
For further details visit: www.adelaide.edu.au/researchtuesdays/ or phone 8303 3692.
2010 CASR Seminar Series
Regulating Vehicle Design for Pedestrian Protection
Presenter: Daniel Searson
The Centre for Automotive Safety Research (CASR) invites you to attend the 2010 series of seminars presenting a selection of the Centre's work and research outcomes.
Date/Time: Wednesday 31 March 2010, 4:00pm - 5:30pm
Venue: Art Gallery Auditorium
Vehicles can be designed to minimise the risk of death and level of injury to a struck pedestrian. Impact testing is used to measure the extent of pedestrian protection offered by a vehicle. Such impact tests are part of regulations in Europe and Japan, and a similar regulation may be adopted in Australia in the near future. This seminar provides an overview of the potential Australian regulation, and what its implementation would mean in terms of vehicle design changes, and reductions in pedestrian death and injury.
Download CASR Seminar flyer (pdf).
Please register via email to Leonie Witter, phone 8303 4114.
Training & Development Opportunities
Applications now open for the 2010 WPDN Mentoring Program
Applications for the Women's Professional Development Network (WPDN) Mentoring Program for 2010 are now open!
This is the 12th year that this highly successful mentoring program has run - with over 500 University of Adelaide staff members participating in the program since it started.
For more information about the Program and registration online, please visit the WPDN Mentoring website: www.adelaide.edu.au/wpdn/mentoring.html. Applications close on Wednesday 14 April.
If you wish to be a Mentor please register your interest with Dr Meredith Blesing.
Lean Six Sigma - Executive Education Unit
Yellow Belt - 14/15 April
If you are a middle to senior level manager, Lean Six Sigma will introduce you to the concepts, methodologies, tools and techniques by which business excellence can be maintained in your Faculty, School or Division. These methodologies are currently used by the University's Service Excellence Project Team.
The program is presented in a modular format to support varying needs in the implementation of improvement strategies. Lean Six Sigma will assist you in initiating and progressing improvement projects.
Discount: 10% for University of Adelaide staff
For further information: Kateryna Katsman, phone 8303 3268.
2010 TEM Conference Grant
The ATEM Central Region Committee is pleased to offer a Tertiary Education Management (TEM) Conference grant to University of Adelaide staff, valued at the early bird registration fee of $895. The 2010 TEM Conference is being held this year in Melbourne. The grants are available for Central region members who meet the below selection criteria.
Purpose
The purpose of the grants is to support ATEM Central Region members' professional development by assistance to attend the annual TEM conference. Details on the conference are available at: www.temc.org.au.
Selection Criteria
Applications should address the following criteria:
- applicants must be current financial members of ATEM (Central Region);
- potential for professional development; indicated through supporting statements from a professional referee (not necessarily an immediate supervisor);
- financial and professional need, as indicated by the applicant.
Preference will be given to applicants who have been members for at least twelve months and who satisfy one or more of the following:
- have not had an opportunity to attend previous TEM conferences;
- are paid a salary not exceeding the maximum incremental step of the HEO7 classification;
- are submitting a paper for presentation at the TEM conference;
- have not previously received an ATEM grant from the Central Region;
- provide evidence of having sought funding from their university.
Applications, including supporting statements, should be forwarded by Friday 14 May 2010 to: Gregory Wright, Flinders University.
Association for Tertiary Education Management Inc (ATEM)
ATEM invites you to join us for breakfast at our next Professional Development event:
Marketing for non-marketers
Please join us for breakfast and a morning of networking and information on our 2010 PD Program.
Date/Time: Wednesday 21 April 2010, 7:30am - 9:00am
Venue: Flinders University, the NEW city campus, Victoria Square
Cost: $40 for members, $55 for non members; includes full breakfast
Learn about the most important principles of marketing in the HE sector, with an entertaining and enlightening presentation by Diane Ranck.
As Director of Marketing and Communications at Flinders University, Diane will reflect on previous experiences in marketing and development programs within Australian universities and overseas institutions, providing an expert perspective on this topic.
Don't miss out! REGISTER for this event now!
For enquiries, please contact ATEM Central Region Secretariat: centralregion1@atem.org.au.
Why become an ATEM member?
We provide members with an edge in their professional activities and give members a voice in their areas of expertise in the wider community.
We also offer fantastic discounts on all ATEM and PCE events throughout the year. To join ATEM, please visit our website.
DVE Business Solutions Pty Ltd - ATEM Central Region Secretariat: info@dvesolutions.com.au.
Mid-semester Break Opening Hours for Maths Drop-In Centre
The Maths Drop-In Centre will be closed during the first week of the Mid-semester Break.
During the second week of the Mid-semester Break the Maths Drop-In Centre will be open at the following times:
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday, 12:00pm - 4:00pm.
The Drop-In Centre will be closed on the Wednesday.
For further information see the Maths Learning Service website.
2010 Cultural Diversity Program starting in April
The first module in the 2010 Cultural Diversity Program, Research communication in the multicultural academy, will be offered by the Adelaide Graduate Centre's Researcher Education and Development team.
Date/Time: Friday 9 April, 9:30am - 1:30pm
Venue: Adelaide Graduate Centre Seminar Room, Level 6, 115 Grenfell St.
For information on the full 2010 program please see the CLPD website.
To book for this and other Cultural Diversity modules: https://apps.adelaide.edu.au/training/.
Teaching Students with a Disability: What help is available to UoA staff?
The University's Disability Service and the Centre for Learning and Professional Development are pleased to offer this Lunchtime Learning & Teaching Seminar in response to issues raised by teaching staff. Bring your 'paper bag' lunch – coffee, tea and juice will be provided.
The seminar aims to provide teaching staff with:
- information on assistance available for teaching students with a disability in relation to...
- complexities around specific student issues
- examples of possible adjustments
- learning support and accessible resources available
- opportunities to raise and discuss disability related issues.
Date/Time: Friday 23 April 2010, 1:10pm - 2:00pm
Venue: Eclipse Room, Level 4, Union Building
Additional time for discussion will be available until 2:30pm.
For further information download the seminar flyer (pdf).
Please register online by 19 April, go to: https://apps.adelaide.edu.au/training/.
Tapping Teaching Talents: Scholarly Leadership for Teaching Empowerment
Begin your journey of tapping into your inner wisdom, strengths, expertise and teaching talents! This interactive workshop program will teach you how to break through the barriers that have held you back and will move you powerfully forward towards the success you deserve, transforming you personally and professionally. You will be guided through proven processes that will empower you to create measurable and long-lasting results that will positively change your current teaching, research and leadership experience, engaging students in their learning.
Dates: Tuesday 13 April & Wednesday 14 April 2010, 9:00am - 5:00pm
Venue: Room 308B, Level 3, Schulz Building
For further information see the CLPD website.
To book for the seminar go to: https://apps.adelaide.edu.au/training/.
Using Web 2.0 in Your Teaching
Dr Matthew Allen, ALTC Teaching Fellow, will present a learning and teaching seminar entitled "Using Web 2.0 in Your Teaching: Ideas, Applications and Affordances for Enhanced Educational Outcomes". This seminar is hosted by the Centre for Learning and Professional Development.
Date/Time: Monday 12 April 2010, 9:30am - 11:00am
Venue: CLPD, Level 2, Schulz Building West
For more details on the topic and the presenter you can download the seminars flyer (pdf) from the CLPD website.
RSVP - please email Marilyn Purdy or phone 35771, by Wednesday 7 April, to register your attendance.
Professional and Continuing Education
Year 12 Holiday Program - Discount offered for children of University staff!
PCE offers subject revision and study assist courses designed to help Year 11 and 12 students achieve their full academic potential and prepare for future tertiary study.
The program runs during all school holidays throughout the year. We regularly receive extremely positive comments from students and parents, acknowledging a significant improvement of knowledge in the area of study and increased self-confidence. Subject revision courses are offered in Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Specialist Mathematics and Mathematical Studies. They are 15 hours duration, delivered over a week.
For the April program, PCE is offering 5% discount on subject revision courses to children of University staff. Simply quote your Staff ID when you enrol.
For further information or to enrol please visit our website at: www.adelaide.edu.au/pce, email Rupert Irudayaraj or phone 8303 4777.
Upcoming Professional Development Courses
Community Engagement and Facilitation
Thursday 22 April
Festival and Event design and Management
Tuesday 27 April
Dealing with Difficult, Angry or Aggressive Customers
Thursday 29 April
Avoiding 'Death by PowerPoint'
Friday 30 April
Discount: 5% for University of Adelaide staff.
You can now enrol and pay online! Visit our website and follow the easy steps.
For further information visit our website or phone 8303 4777.
Information for Researchers
Commercial Accelerator Scheme – Apply Now
Round 6 of this early-stage technology funding program, managed by Adelaide Research & Innovation Pty Ltd, opens Monday 29 March.
The goal of the Commercial Accelerator is to provide a cash injection for early-stage research with potential for commercial application, resulting in significant economic, environmental, social and/or cultural benefits. The Scheme is designed to accelerate the research to the point where other commercial investment funds may be attracted.
- The usual maximum funding for any one project is $150,000 (including subsequent Accelerator funding in the following year)
- Funding will be provided specifically for projects that fall within the gap between high quality research and developments required to make the project attractive to potential investors, such as Proof of Concept or development work intended to enhance the commercial viability or attractiveness of a research outcome, invention or technology
- Projects to be of a maximum 2 years duration
Commercial Accelerator Scheme funding is available to staff members of the University of Adelaide (full-time or part-time).
Eligible applications are required first to register their interest with their ARI Commercial Development Manager (CDM).
Further details and criteria available on the ARI website: www.adelaideresearch.com.au or phone (08) 8303 5020.
Future Research Leaders Program
The Future Research Leaders program has been developed collaboratively by the Go8 universities, and is delivered in full each semester for the benefit of the research community of the University of Adelaide. The program is aimed at current and aspiring research leaders, and seeks to build a range of skills and knowledge critical to successful research leadership and management.
There are eight modules in the program, together with a researcher orientation module. Modules are undertaken by a combination of online study, independent research and a face-to-face workshop. Do just one module, or do as many as you like. It's up to you.
More about the program at: www.adelaide.edu.au/red/staff/frlp/
Register for workshops at: www.adelaide.edu.au/red/staff/frlp/timetable/
Further enquiries: Dr Ian Green on 8303 6035 or Dr Cally Guerin on 8303 3043, email: researchereducation@adelaide.edu.au.
Exploring Supervision Program
The Exploring Supervision Program provides professional development for HDR supervisors, offering a series of three interactive workshops on key topics in HDR supervision, and providing a range of supporting tools and resources. Completion of the full module of the program leads to principal researcher supervisor status.
In 2010 we are offering the workshops in three concentrated blocks – in the mid-semester break after Easter, at the end of first semester, and at the end of second semester. You can do it all in one block, or as individual workshops to suit your purposes and/or timetable. There's no set order, you don't have to do them all in one go, and it's all FREE!
Find out more about the program, check our timetables, and link to our enrolment facility: www.adelaide.edu.au/red/staff/esp/
For more information contact: Dr Ian Green or Dr Cally Guerin.
Research Branch
See the Research Branch Bulletin for the latest news on major grant rounds & information sessions, a selection of competitive grants, prizes & funding opportunities now open.
