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Margaret Ethel Jew and Internal Award Schemes announced

3 June 2025
The Brain and Mind Centre announces Margaret Ethel Jew winner recipient and Emerging Researcher awards for 2025
Congratulations to Dr Johannes Michaelian, this year's recipient of the Margaret Ethel Jew award, and to our recipients of the Brain and Mind Centre Emerging Researcher Award.

Dr Johannes Michaelian is a Research Fellow within the Healthy Brain Ageing Program at the Brain and Mind Centre. He is a member of the Alzheimer’s and Neurodegeneration research team, as well as the Sydney Dementia Network.

The Margaret Ethel Jew Fund was first established in 2017 by the Jew family, who donated $100,000 for Dementia Research at the Brain and Mind Centre in memory of Margaret Ethel Jew. An annual stipend of $5000 is awarded to an affiliated researcher, with the ambition to support research into causation, treatment and the prevention of dementia. This annual award has produced numerous successful insights into our understanding and potential treatment options towards dementia.

Dr Johannes Michaelian

Dr Johannes Michaelian

I am very thankful to have received this generous financial support, and to the Brain and Mind Centre for fostering such an outstanding research environment.
Dr Johannes Michaelian

Pictured from left to right: Dr Mirim Shin, Dr Aaron Lam, Dr David Foxe, Dr Marshall Dalton, Dr Shawn Kong

Emerging Researcher Award

Congratulations to the following recipients, Dr Marshall Dalton, Dr Mirim Shin, Dr David Foxe, Dr Aaron Lam, and Dr Shawn Kong of the Brain and Mind Centre Emerging Researcher Awards for 2025.

The Brain and Mind Centre Emerging Researcher Award is an annual scheme that aims to support Early-Career Researchers through travel funding. It provides individual awards of $2,500 to successful applicants. The award fosters engagement and networking with the broader brain and mind science community nationally and internationally to facilitate their development as an emerging researcher. 

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