NSAHSC and the Kolling Institute will be hosting the renowned Fast Track Your Research Impact course with Professor Mark Reed from Newcastle University, UK. This will be a 3-hour webinar giving in-depth guidance on everything you need to generate and fund real-world impacts from your research. The training is based on the latest research evidence and takes a unique …
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I am the SERT Institute Research Officer. My role is to provide support for research projects undertaken in the surgical departments at the Royal North Shore Hospital. In that role, I assist with study design, human research ethics applications, funding applications, statistical advice and the editing of manuscripts. An important part of my job is …
The Kolling Institute Tumour Bank has developed a large and valuable resource to assist research and improve health outcomes. The team manages human biospecimens for a broad range of cancer research. The tumour bank is a joint venture between the University of Sydney and the Royal North Shore Hospital, Northern Sydney Local Health District. For more information contact …
Read more →“The Tumour Bank section on the Kolling Institute website is now live!”
We would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone for attending a very successful Academics Leads meeting on Monday 26 October. Not only did we have a record attendance and positive feedback on the night, we have continued to receive positive comments from surgeons that attended in person and via Skype on the days that …
The Director of Graduate Research at the University of Sydney, Ross Coleman, has provided an update on the changes made this year which affect HDR (Higher Degree by Research) students. This update is important reading for current research supervisors and for those considering taking on this role. These changes aim to improve the student’s research …
Read more →“Updates regarding the supervision of Higher Degree by Research students.”
Publishing a manuscript is a complex process needing a lot of work and much input from collaborators. If this not handled and organised well this hard but manageable task can become a quagmire of floundering conflict and confusion. To avoid this, there are important points to consider.
