veski fellows in the media

Our veski innovation, inspiring women and sustainable agriculture fellows, veski connection members and veski board members often appear in the media:

2022

  • Dr Cara Doherty, CSIRO Senior Scientist has developed a technique to address the challenge of transporting temperature-dependent vaccines. This could increase vaccine access in rural and remote communities in Australia and developing countries.

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2020

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  • Professor Kenneth Crozier receives ARC Discovery Project funding – The University of Melbourne
  • Associate Professor Timothy Scott receives ARC Discovery Project funding – Monash University

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  • Professor Mark Dawson – Australian Government injects MRFF funding into STEM cell research –  The University of Melbourne
  • Associate Professor Seth Masters publishes in Nature Communications – The University of Melbourne

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2019

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  • Associate Professor Ross Dickins, veski innovation fellow and Associate Professor Catherine Satzke, veski inspiring women fellow receive NHMRC Ideas Grant.
  • Associate Professor Roger Pocock, veski innovation fellow receives ARC Discovery Project and NHMRC Ideas Grant.
  • Important research understanding why men get more cancer than womenDr Sue Haupt, Franco Caramia and Dr Ygal Hauptveski innovation fellow published in Nature Communications – Peter MacCallum.

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  • Assoc Prof Natalie Hannan  recognised with two prestigious awards – awarded the 2019 Melbourne Medical School Strategic Grants for Outstanding Women, as well as the International Federation of Placenta Associations, Andrèe Gruslin Award for 2019.
  • Protecting the proteins that protect us from cancer – CSIROscope and PeterMacCallum Cancer Centre
  • Team led by Professor Christopher McNeill uncover an important breakthrough in fundamental physics that further paves the way for the development of next-generation flexible, wearable devices powered by ‘spintronics’ – Paper published in Nature Physics– Monash University.
  • Apoplasmic and simplasmic phloem unloading mechanisms: Do they co-exist in Angeleno plums under demanding environmental conditions? – Journal of Plant PhysiologyProfessor Luca Corelli Grappadelli

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