OUR 18th Health and Medical Research awards
Research Australia is pleased to confirm that the 2020 Annual Health and Medical Research Awards will be held on Thursday December 17 at the Four Seasons Hotel Sydney.
As the national peak body for health and medical research, these prestigious awards are our unique celebration of the outstanding efforts and achievements of individuals and teams who drive and support the opportunities that health and medical innovation bring to each and every one of our lives.
Please save the date in your diaries today. Nominations are now open and we invite all members to nominate. The Award category nomination forms are on this website with each category asking 3-4 key questions.
Award categories for 2020:
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- Frontiers Award Sponsored by ANU
- Griffith University Discovery Award
- Peter Wills Medal
- Advocacy Award
- Philanthropy Award
- Data Innovation Award Sponsored by Bupa Health Foundation
- Health Services Research Award
Nominations close on August 21. To nominate please click here.
Please check the criteria for nominating and send any queries to awards@researchaustralia.org
Thank you to our 2020 Sponsors for these Awards. We look forward to partnering with you to delivery yet another incredible program thanks to your generous support.
2019 Awards
Last year, the winners and highly commended finalists were as follows:
Please click on the winners name or organisation to view their promotional video from the Awards Ceremony.
Peter Wills Medal
Winner
Professor Kathryn North AC FAHMS
Murdoch Children’s Research Institute of Medical Research
Great Australian Philanthropy Award
Winner
Mrs Pamela Galli
The Lorenzo and Pamela Galli Charitable Trust
Health Services Research Award Sponsored by the Victorian Government
Winner
Professor Libby Roughead
University of South Australia
Highly Commended Finalists
Professor Glenn Marshall AM FAHMS
Children’s Cancer Institute
Data Innovation Award Sponsored by Bupa Health Foundation
Winner
Professor John Lynch FAHMS
The University of Adelaide
Highly Commended Finalists
Lifespan Data Team, led by Mathew Phillips
Black Dog Institute
Griffith University Discovery Award
Winner
Dr Christine Keenan
Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research
Highly Commended Finalists
Dr Alexandra Bannach-Brown
Bond University
GSK Award for Research Excellence
Winner
Professor Brendan Crabb AC FAHMS
Burnet Institute
Advocacy Award
Winner
Professor Gordon Lynch
The University of Melbourne
Highly Commended Finalists
Annabelle Wilson
Cure Brain Cancer Foundation
Duncan McPherson OAM
Australia New Zealand Gynaecological Oncology Group (ANZGOG)
Frontiers Research Award (NEW)
Winner
Associate Professor Jeremy Crook and Team
University of Wollongong Australia
Highly Commended Finalists
Dr Lisa Gillinder
Mater Medical Research Institute
Professor Sailesh Kumar
Mater Medical Research Institute
A most heartfelt thank you to all the people who nominated for the Awards this year. This event would not be the success it is without the nominators and sponsors who make it such a unique celebration of our progress, innovation, leadership and philanthropy in health and medical research.
To view more photos from the 2019 Awards Ceremony please click here.
Other 2019 Health and Medical Research Award Finalists
(in alphabetical order)
Thank you to everyone who nominated such worthy contributors for this year’s Awards. The calibre of the nominations was truly remarkable. We are delighted to announce the remaining finalists in three of the categories.
Griffith University Discovery Award
Dr Berhan Ayele Haile
The Burnet Institute
Health Services Research Award
Professor Claire Jackson
University of Queensland
Professor Karin Thursky
Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre & Royal Melbourne Hospital
Data Innovation Award
Associate Professor Adam Dunn
Macquarie University
Professor David Wilson
Burnet Institute
Sincere congratulations to the finalists for their valuable contribution to the health and medical research sector.
For enquiries about sponsorship or attendance please contact Sally Shepherd on 02 9295 8545 or email sally.shepherd@researchaustalia.org
