NZ's largest independent funder of medical research across the spectrum of modern medicine. Over $100m distributed in 70 years! Join us for our 2025 anniversary
“The time will come when diligent research over long periods will bring to light things which now lie hidden.”- Seneca, as quoted by @FMHS_UoA Prof Martin Connolly #fmhs50
AMRF is transitioning to a new online portal and will be running both systems in parallel during the first two grant rounds of 2025. See next posts for links!
#ResearchFunding#MedicalResearch#CareerDevelopment
To apply for a 2025 R1 Gavin and Ann Kellaway Medical Research Fellowship, A Sir Harcourt Caughey Award or Travel grant please use our legacy AMRF Portal. https://t.co/z1EMoscuai
I'm excited to share our latest manuscript: "From Onset to Advancement: The Temporal Spectrum of Alpha-Synuclein in Synucleinopathies." in Aging Research Reviews. A thread:
https://t.co/8GvH4mbnxE
We asked one question:
Dr. Marta Seretny's commitment to enhancing healthcare ethics takes her to the University of Oxford. Read about her inspiring journey and the groundbreaking research she will undertake.
Read Marta's plans for her practical clinical ethics research
https://t.co/RHEPqVHvxP
Discover how Dr. Tim Angeli-Gordon's groundbreaking research is transforming the diagnosis and treatment of gastrointestinal disorders with cutting-edge technology.
https://t.co/e7rpdsrMbA
#gastrointestinalhealth#gastroparesis
This was part of the great work @cherrysun606 did in her PhD (with more to come..) and was made possible thanks to funding from @ranzcog Mercia Barnes Trust and the AMRF (@medresearchnz) who supported her PhD scholarship 🙏
Meet the future of medical research! The recipients of the 2024 AMRF Researcher Awards, made possible by generous donors to the AMRF, include a range of talented scientists and clinicians.
By studying a range of topics from bioethics, lung cancer screening, surgical pain relief, paediatric radiotherapy and much much more, they will raise our scientific knowledge and ensure better health for all. Read the full details on our website:
https://t.co/mxihSoPXAg
@smcnz offers up rare opportunity for researcher training: "increase confidence and skills to help researchers engage more effectively w/ wider public through broadcast, print and social media." Coming to Auckland 27-28 February 2025 - apply before Dec 13!
Gestational diabetes affects 1 in 8 pregnancies. Curious to know how researchers in NZ contribute to diabetes awareness month? Read about the evidence-based medical research that will shape the global standards for blood sugar targets for pregnant women.
https://t.co/YAGDkLYV0v
JOIN US! AMRF invites expressions of interest for our 2025 Medical Committee. We need expert volunteers to help us fund innovative medical and health sciences research across Auckland and Northland.
Ready to make an impact? Click to apply now!
https://t.co/8Cgm0G7f2V
Did you know that around 370,000 NZers are affected by cataracts? Meet Dr. Rosica Petrova, a researcher working to prevent cataracts. She shares an overview of her important work & says thanks to supporters like you for vital donations. Curious to learn more? Visit our website
A seizure can be a life changing event. If you have been impacted by catamenial epilepsy (seizures worsening in relation to the menstrual cycle), you may be eligible to take part in neuroscientist Dr Rachael Sumner's research.
Read more about how AMRF is supporting Dr Sumner's career, a personal message from AMRF's Executive Director Sue Brewster, and eligibility criteria for these research studies.
https://t.co/CFIYCPsbmi
It’s #WorldMentalHealthDay
Work can affect mental health — both positively and negatively.
It’s essential to reduce risks to #MentalHealth, and create safe, healthy work environments for all.
https://t.co/NANa8jzSUu