MRFF grant success
Associate Professor Nicholas Wood awarded a Clinical trials grant "Rare cancers, rare diseases and unmet need grant Optimising Q fever vaccination in Australia: Protecting our rural adolescents"
Associate Professor Hasantha Gunasekera awarded an indigenous health grant "Co-designing and embedding an integrated ear-health support system to improve the ear health outcomes of urban Aboriginal children"
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