Enjoy a quiet space, free from distractions, to work on your manuscript, grant, or thesis while connecting with fellow researchers over coffee and breakfast. Join us for the breakfast Writing Retreat, every month.
Are you an EMCR seeking guidance or a mentor eager to share your expertise? The EMCR Mentorship Program connects researchers with experienced mentors from academia, industry, and clinical research for one-on-one career advice, insights, and networking.
WRH EMCR committee kicks off its first Peers & Cheers seminar on April 11, 2025! Join us to explore PrecisionGO, a one-stop solution for integrating cutting-edge techniques into your research. Secure your spot by RSVPing today! https://t.co/W0UqZMyp0p
Long-term safety and efficacy of the novel microwave technology in a chronic sheep model compared to radiofrequency renal denervation. #AHAJournals@PierreChengQian@PoonsBalaji@WARC_USYD https://t.co/bEqBrSoLJ4
📢#EarlyView#OpenAccess article on #radiotherapy for ventricular arrhythmias
🔎Explore how #SBRT offers a non-invasive alternative to catheter ablation, targeting circuits unreachable by traditional methods
https://t.co/bFsW3KLoA3
Congratulations to our EMCR prize winners at last week's #ASHRAsummit! Was fantastic to see posters and presentations from across the ASHRA cohort.
People’s Choice, @thi_dao1, @MonashUni
EMCR Prize, Dr @PoonsBalaji, @Sydney_Uni
PhD Prize, Brodie Sheahen, University of Sydney
We would like to thank Dr. Poonam Balaji very much for her article on cholesterol and its possible role in COVID-19 infection and severity. Please find additional articles of her authorship at https://t.co/Ylg8GjemZm
We discuss the effects on mental health COVID-19, examine possible effects on CNS, and effects of public policy to manage the pandemic. We also provide recommendations to reduce the impact of physical distancing. https://t.co/ORuzIKO78u
A short reflection on our natural behavior to observing pain and suffering of others. We highlight the basis of our feelings, contrast empathy and compassion from our best friends perspective!
https://t.co/DT1ape7vMM
How has the return to school for your family been? Did you see our video between Prof Dunwoodie and Prof Graham talking about children and #coronavirus, with a focus on CHD, pregnancy and Kawasaki disease? If you missed it, make sure you watch below. https://t.co/uyY5gE7oNt
Four out of five early-career researchers in Australia have considered leaving science or their jobs because of factors including questionable research practices and an absence of institutional support, suggests a survey. https://t.co/7oQP0aK3Qo
Editorial: Replication studies are important. But publishing this work is not always a priority for researchers, funders or editors — something that must change. https://t.co/5D7AyBlB9i