UNSW high achievers make an impact
Three UNSW academics are among a group of esteemed health and medical researchers – including Nobel laureates and former Australians of the Year – recognised as having made a significant difference to the lives of people worldwide for their outstanding work.
As part of its 75th anniversary, the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) has named around 90 researchers past and present on its rollcall of Australian “high achievers” in the field.
UNSW Professor Maria Kavallaris, the Co-Director of the Australian Centre for NanoMedicine and Conjoint Professors Glenda Halliday and John Mattick are among the group of Australia’s finest. The researchers were chosen by the NHMRC’s Internal Scientific Planning Group and a Scientific Steering Committee, following public consultation.
For more detail on their work, go to the website.
Media contact: Susi Hamilton, UNSW Media Office, 0422 934 024
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