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Seminar Series – Week Commencing 18 March 2019
Name of Presenter Title of Presentation Date Time Venue Further
Information Seminar Series
Dr Kefyalew Alene & Damien Foo
Spatial clustering of tuberculosis in Ethiopia & A longitudinal linked cohort study evaluating paediatric health outcomes following exposure to seasonal influenza vaccines during pregnancy
18 March 2019 12pm – 1.00pm Telethon Kids Institute Seminar Room, Level 5, Perth Children’s Hospital
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Telethon Kids Seminars Wesfarmers Centre of Vaccines
& Infectious Diseases
Prof Thomas Lunner, Eriksholm Research Centre and Linköping University, Denmark
Cognitive hearing aids; neurofeedback control, listening effort reduction and memory improvement
19 March 2019 3pm Ground Floor Seminar Room, Ralph & Patricia Sarich Neuroscience Research Institute, 8 Verdun St, Nedlands
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Bryant Stokes Neuroscience Seminar Series
Assistant Prof Marcin Poreba, Wroclaw University of Science & Technology., Poland
Proteases Visualization During Tumor Progression
21 March 2019 12pm – 1pm McCusker Auditorium Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research, Nedlands Campus
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Perkins Seminar Series
Dr Phillip Ward Neuroimaging of cerebral physiology
21 March 2019 3pm Sarich Neuroscience Research Institute Building ground floor seminar room QEII Medical Centre
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Bryant Stokes Neuroscience Seminar Series
A/Prof Sunalene Devadason
Research Governance 22 March 2019 12.30pm – 1.30pm Perth Children’s Hospital PCH Auditorium, Level 5 (Pink or Yellow lifts), 15 Hospital Ave, Nedlands
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Research Skills Seminar Series 2019 – Research
UPCOMING SEMINARS
Dr Bradley Chipps Sutter Medical Centre, California
Allergic or atopic asthma? Biologics for the crossover patient
25 March 2019 1pm – 2pm
G24 Seminar Room Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research, Nedlands Campus
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The Institute for Respiratory Health
RSVP:
[email protected] for catering purposes
A/Prof Rebecca Lim The realities of translating regenerative medicine discoveries into first-in-human clinical trials – a scientist’s personal journey
28 March 2019 12pm – 1pm McCusker Auditorium Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research, Nedlands Campus
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Perkins Seminar Series
Sue Davis Former Nurse Director, Corporate Nursing Research & Education
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly: Nursing Stories to Make you Laugh and Cry
4 April 2019 5pm Seminar Room, Ground Floor, Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research, Nedlands Campus (QQ Block)
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Charlies Alumni – Annual Oration
Dr Nik Zeps How to make Clinical Research Ethical by Design
5 April 2019 12.30pm – 1.30pm Perth Children’s Hospital, PCH Auditorium, Level 5 (Pink or Yellow lifts) 15 Hospital Ave, Nedlands
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Research Skills Seminar Series 2019
Research Education Program
Prof Debra Anderson & A/Prof Susan Slatyer (Keynote Speakers)
2019 Sigma Nursing Research Symposium – Connect, Collaborate, Catalyze
10 May 2019 8am – 6pm
See program at: www.sigmanursesymposium
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Register at: www.sigmanursesymposium
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Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research, Nedlands Campus (QQ Block)
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Western Australian Nurses Memorial Charitable Trust
Dr Michael Mosely (Keynote Speaker) -Various other speakers
Science on the Swan 2019 – Neuroscience & the Senses – Healthy Ageing across the Life Course
5 - 7 June 2019 See program at:
www.scienceontheswan.com.au
The Westin Perth
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WAHTN
14th World Congress on Inflammation - Sydney 2019 Various Plenary Speakers
15 -19 September WCI Program Themes:- Theme 1: New therapeutic targets in inflammation Theme 2: Mechanisms of inflammation (initiation resolution & signaling pathways) Theme 3: Organ-specific inflammation
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WCI
www.wci2019.org
WAHTN Clinical Research Support Service
The WAHTN are offering a Clinical Research Support Service for anyone currently involved in or interested in conducting clinical research in Western Australia.
To find out more or to make an appointment Email: [email protected] or Telephone: 9266-1970
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WAHTN
I N F E C T I O U S D I S E A S E S R E S E A R C H S E M I N A R
D R K E F Y A L E W A L E N EResearch Fellow, Curtin UniversityHonorary Research Fellow Team Member, Telethon Kids Institute
Spatial clustering of tuberculosis in Ethiopia
D A M I E N F O OPhD candidate, School of Public Health, Curtin University
2019 HDR Scholarship Recipient
A longitudinal linked cohort study evaluating paediatric health outcomes following exposure to
seasonal influenza vaccines during pregnancy
MONDAY, 18 MARCH 2019
12:00PM TO 1 :00PM
TELETHON KIDS INSTITUTE SEMINAR ROOM LEVEL 5, PERTH CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL
Professor Thomas Lunner is a senior scientist and research area manager of Eriksholm Research Centre in Denmark’s Cognitive Hearing Science research team. Additionally, he works as a professor at Linköping University.
Prof Lunner’s work in the 90s, led almost directly to the invention and launch of the “DigiFocus”, the world’s first mass-produced digital hearing aid.
Recently Prof Lunner developed cognitive methods for assessment of hearing aid signal processing where conventional speech in noise tests are insensitive, that is at high signal to noise ratios and high performance levels. He has, in collaboration with Linköping University, shown that aggressive noise reduction can improve memory for the hearing impaired.* Most recently he has also worked with pupillometry in collaboration with VUMC Amsterdam to verify pupillometry as an objective means of documenting listening effort.
PRESENTER:
DATE:
VENUE:
TITLE:
Professor Thomas Lunner
3pm, Tuesday 19th March 2019
Ground Floor Seminar Room, Ralph & Patricia Sarich Neuroscience Research Institute, 8 Verdun Street, Nedlands
Cognitive hearing aids: neurofeedback control, listening effort reduction and memory improvement
BIO
BRYANT STOKES NEUROSCIENCE SEMINAR SERIES
In 2017, Prof Lunner has been awarded a William Demant Fellowship for his contributions to cognitive hearing science as his latest major achievement in a long career with many great achievements. Prof Lunner has published three book chapters and 101 papers in peer-reviewed journals since 1991. He has had 15 patents granted and 15 published patent applications in various areas (digital signal processing, hearing aid technology, methods for hearing and hearing aid assessment, cognitive technology and assessment, interceptive sports).
PROFESSOR THOMAS LUNNER
*Reference: Mary Rudner, Thomas Lunner, Thomas Behrens, Jerker Ronnberg (2012). Working Memory Capacity May Influence Perceived Effort during Aided Speech Recognition in Noise. Journal of the American Academy of Audiology 23(8):577-89 DOI: 10.3766/jaaa.23.7.7
Assistant Professor Marcin Poreba is the Head of Mass Cytometry Facility at Wroclaw University of Science and Technology, Poland. He obtained his PhD in Chemistry at Wroclaw University of Technology in 2014. During his PhD studies, he co-developed a HyCoSuL (Hybrid
Combinatorial Substrate Library), a chemical platform that is currently the state-of-the-art technology for the development of protease selective substrates, inhibitors, and activity-based probes (17 papers in peer-reviewed journals). He was then recruited as a Marie Curie Postdoctoral Fellow in Salvesen Laboratory at Sanford Burnham Prebys Medical Discovery Institute in La Jolla, CA, USA (2014-2017). During this period he leveraged the HyCoSuL chemistry to obtain selective probes targeting cancer-associated proteases for in vitro and in vivo applications (15 publications; 7 first-author and 6 corresponding authorships in peer-review journals including Nature Protocols and Chemical Reviews). He recently relocated to Wroclaw University of Science and Technology to establish a new laboratory that creates novel visualisation platform for dissecting the role of proteases in cancer.
12:00noon till 1:00pm For more information, please contact Juliana Hamzah on
[email protected] Followed by a light lunch
McCUSKER AUDITORIUM, HARRY PERKINS INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL RESEARCH, NORTH CAMPUS
Assistant Professor Marcin Poreba Head of Mass Cytometry Facility Wroclaw University of Science and Technology
"Proteases Visualization During Tumor Progression"
THURSDAY 21 MARCH 2019
Bryant Stokes Neuroscience Seminar Series 3pm Thursday 21st March, Sarich Neuroscience Research Institute Building ground floor seminar room QEII Medical Centre Dr Phillip Ward: Neuroimaging of cerebral physiology. Abstract: The human brain is a metabolically hungry organ, accounting for 10 times its fair share of energy consumption by weight. Without nearby fat stores, it relies on a continuous and responsive supply of nutrient-rich blood. Acute disruption to the blood supply of the brain, e.g. stroke, can be fatal in minutes. However, little is known about the impact of the gradual deterioration in cerebro-vascular function due to age or injury. In this seminar, Dr Phillip Ward will provide an overview of the MRI and PET methods available to investigate cerebral physiology in vivo, along with the pitfalls and confounders they present. He will also share his recent findings in: 1. separating the vascular and neural compartments of fMRI using PET-MR 2. identifying the physiological confounds in functional connectomes 3. mapping vascular reserve in the elderly. Brief Biography: Dr Ward is a Postdoctoral Fellow at Monash University, working within the Monash Institute of Cognitive and Clinical Neurosciences. He develops and integrates methods for analysing human brain physiology and metabolism. Following a PhD dedicated to imaging cerebral blood vessels and quantifying blood-oxygenation with MRI, his work has expanded to include imaging neuroinflammation, glucose-metabolism and dynamic approaches to mapping cerebral metabolism. Phillip is a VESKI Victoria Fellow and a Centre Fellow within the ARC Centre of Excellence for Integrative Brain Function. The seminar will be live streamed to Murdoch University (contact [email protected]) and ECU ([email protected]).
Research Skills Seminar Series 2019Research Education Program
Perth Children’s HospitalPCH Auditorium, Level 5
(Pink or Yellow lifts)15 Hospital Ave, Nedlands
Research GovernanceFriday, 22 March 12:30 – 1:30PM
Want to understand better how your Governance applications go through the Research Governance office for review? Confused as to what they are looking for?
This seminar will focus on the general principles and responsibilities related to research governance, and provide practical guidance for preparation of governance applications. It will also update you on recent changes and upcoming developments relevant to this process.
*Online VC via Scopia App
*Hosted VC Sites Include:Bunbury Hospital
Child and Adolescent Community Health
DonateLife WA
Fiona Stanley Hospital
Joondalup Health Campus
Lions Eye Institute
Midland Community Health Centre
Royal Perth Hospital
For more locations, visit:ResearchEducationProgram.org
Further information: [email protected]
ResearchEducationProgram.orgThe Research Skills Seminar Series is part of the Research Education Program, Department of Child Health Research,Child and Adolescent Health Service, WA Department of Health. Seminars are hosted by WA Department of Health.
Register OnlineResearchEducationProgram
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Sunalene Devadason is the Coordinator of Graduate Research at the UWA School of Paediatrics and Child Health (SPACH). She has extensive experience on both sides of research governance process as a reviewer and a researcher.
Assoc. Prof Sunalene Devadason
institute for
RESPIRATORY HEALTH
Monday 25th March 12.30pm lunch1.00pm - 2.00pm presentationG24 Seminar Room Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research, QEII Medical Centre, 6 Verdun Street Nedlands
RSVP to [email protected] for catering purposes
BiographyDr Chipps received his medical degree from the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston in 1972. He was a paediatric resident for two years before serving in the Air Force at Ellsworth AFB in South Dakota for two years as a general paediatrician. He then completed a combined allergy and pulmonary fellowship at Johns Hopkins and spent one year on the faculty in the paediatric respiratory sciences division. He has been in private practice in Sacramento since 1979. He is the medical director of respiratory therapy and the cystic fibrosis centre at Sutter Medical Centre in Sacramento. He is also the associate medical director of the Sutter Community Hospitals Sleep Laboratory which he established in 1984. He is board certified in paediatric pulmonology and allergy and clinical immunology. He is the Past-President of the American College of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology.
The Institute for Respiratory Health and AstraZeneca present
institute for
RESPIRATORY HEALTH
Dr Bradley ChippsMedical Director of Respiratory Therapy and the Cystic Fibrosis Centre, Sutter Medical Centre, Sacramento, California
“Allergic or atopic asthma? Biologics for the crossover patient”
Associate Professor Rebecca Lim is a stem cell biologist specialising in gestational tissue derived stem cells. She holds joint appointments with the Department of Obstetrics and
Gynaecology, Monash University and The Ritchie Centre, Hudson Institute of Medical Research. A/Prof Lim is an NHMRC Career Development Fellow (Industry) where her work aims to bring novel automated solutions to cell manufacturing for the regenerative medicine sector. A/Prof Lim leads the Amnion Cell Biology team which has been investigating the regenerative potential of human amnion epithelial cells (hAECs). Her research team has uncovered mechanisms through which the hAECs modulate inflammatory events and bolster endogenous repair processes. They have demonstrated that hAECs are able to directly influence the stem cell niche in order to bring about tissue regeneration. This work has now progressed to clinical trials across multiple clinical indications including premature babies with bronchopulmonary dysplasia and cerebral palsy, and adults with liver cirrhosis, Crohn’s related perianal fistulas and acute ischaemic stroke.
12:00noon till 1:00pm For more information, please contact Juliana Hamzah on
[email protected] Followed by a light lunch
McCUSKER AUDITORIUM, HARRY PERKINS INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL RESEARCH, NORTH CAMPUS
Associate Professor Rebecca Lim Stem Cell Biologist Monash University
"The realities of translating regenerative medicine discoveries into first-in-human clinical trials – a scientist’s personal journey"
THURSDAY 28 MARCH 2019
Research Skills Seminar Series 2019Research Education Program
Perth Children’s HospitalPCH Auditorium, Level 5
(Pink or Yellow lifts)15 Hospital Ave, Nedlands
How to make Clinical Research Ethical by DesignFriday, 5 April 12:30 – 1:30PMEthics in research is often perceived as a bureaucratic hurdle to be struggled over. This seminar will instead show you how to embrace ethics as a powerful tool that can ensure your research is relevant and will meet its end point.
It will empower you as a researcher to fulfil all of your obligations more easily ensuring public trust in your work.
*Online VC via Scopia App
*Hosted VC Sites Include:Bunbury Hospital
Child and Adolescent Community Health
DonateLife WA
Fiona Stanley Hospital
Joondalup Health Campus
Lions Eye Institute
Midland Community Health Centre
Royal Perth Hospital
For more locations, visit:ResearchEducationProgram.org
Further information: [email protected]
ResearchEducationProgram.orgThe Research Skills Seminar Series is part of the Research Education Program, Department of Child Health Research,Child and Adolescent Health Service, WA Department of Health. Seminars are hosted by WA Department of Health.
Register OnlineResearchEducationProgram
.eventbrite.com
Prof Nik Zeps is the Group Director of Research for Epworth HealthCare in Melbourne and is an Adjunct Professor at the Monash University, Eastern Clinical School.
Prof Zeps received the 2017 biennial Ethics award from the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) of Australia in recognition of his leadership in the development of ethics policies and standards, both with Australia and internationally.
Dr Nik Zeps
Psi Alpha at-Large Chapter
Register your attendance now!This inaugural event will showcase the extraordinary work undertaken by nursing and midwifery researchers, scholars, clinicians and students from WA and around the world.
Through our theme ‘Connect, Collaborate, Catalyze’, we seek to foster the translation of research into practice.
All registrations, which are only $50 - $150 (+ booking fee), include full access to the symposium - where you will hear from our keynote speakers and presenters - as well as morning tea, lunch, afternoon tea and the networking sundowner.
Find out moreprogram: www.sigmanursesymposium.weebly.com/programregister:www.sigmanursesymposium.weebly.com/register email: [email protected]
proudly supported by
2019 Sigma Nursing Research SymposiumFriday 10 May, 2019Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research, Nedlands
Psi Alpha at-Large Chapter
2019 Sigma Nursing Research SymposiumFriday 10 May 2019Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research, Nedlands
Register your attendance now!
Find out more:web: www.sigmanursesymposium.weebly.com, email: [email protected]
Professor Debra AndersonProfessor Debra Anderson is the Director and Founder of the Women’s Wellness Research Program. She is located at the Menzies Health Institute, Griffith University. She has a PhD in Social and Preventive Medicine and over twenty-five years’ experience in education and research. She has an extensive record of providing leadership in major administrative, research and managerial roles in the area of global women’s health.
Professor Anderson has forged innovative solutions to promote the health of women and girls, partnering with them to manage symptoms of health-related conditions and improving their quality of life across the lifespan. Her research focuses on understanding the basis and effects of risk behaviours in women and the interventions to change them; focusing on wellness and healthy behaviours.
Our keynote speakers
Associate Professor Susan SlatyerAssociate Professor Susan Slatyer is a nurse researcher and educator in the Discipline of Nursing, College of Science, Health, Engineering and Education (SHEE) at Murdoch University and holds adjunct positions at both Curtin and Edith Cowan Universities.Susan has two main research areas: nurse wellbeing and aged care (especially in relation to dementia and family caregivers). She has been instrumental in trialling interventions to support nurses at the point of transition into a ward leadership role; to prevent compassion fatigue in acute care nurses; and to sustain cancer nurses’ physical and emotional capacity to care. She is currently an investigator on an NHMRC funded trial being conducted at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital to evaluate an innovative post-discharge nursing intervention designed to sustain family members of older patients in home-based caregiving. In 2016, Susan was named WA Nurse of the Year and winner of the Excellence in Research award in the WA Nursing and Midwifery Excellence Awards.
SCIENCE ON THE SWAN 2019 Neuroscience & The Senses – Healthy Ageing across the Life Course
• 5 – 7 June 2019
• The Westin Perth
Established as part of the Western Australian Health Translation Network, Science on the Swan is an annual health and medical science conference that gives you a unique opportunity to hear from local and international Health Science Specialists at the forefront of their fields.
Early and mid-career researchers will have the opportunity to showcase their research, whilst networking with local and international clinicians, researchers, healthcare professionals, universities, hospitals and research institutes.
Featuring a keynote address from science journalist, producer and presenter Dr. Michael Mosley, Science on the Swan 2019 is your chance to hear from the very best medical professionals about the future of neuroscience and the senses.
www.scienceontheswan.com.au
SAVE THE DATE • 5 – 7 JUNE 2019
C O N F E R E N C E
14th World Congress on Inflammation Sydney 201915-19 September 2019 www.wci2019.org
Meet our Plenary Speakers
Key Dates
Call for Abstracts closes 15 April 2019
Early bird registration deadline 17 June 2019
WCI 2019 Congress 15-19 September 2019
Janelle Ayres The Salk Institute, USA
Elaine Holmes Imperial College London, UK
Daniel Cua Merck, USA
Paul Kubes University of Calgary, Canada
Vishva M. Dixit Genentech, USA
Michael Mosley Journalist, BBC, UK
Ana Domingos University of Oxford, UK
Michal Schwartz Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel
Luke O’Neill Trinity College Dublin, Ireland
Florent Ginhoux Singapore Immunology Network (SIgN), Singapore
Carola Vinuesa Australian National University, Australia
Koh Gou Young Center for Vascular Research, Republic of Korea
Program Themes
Gold Partners Silver Partner Bronze Partners
Sponsors
Thank you to our Sponsors
Theme 1: New therapeutic targets in inflammation• Ageing – inflammaging• Biomarkers• Emerging therapeutics and clinical trials• Immunotherapy• Infectious diseases• New anti-TNF/IL-1 strategies• New challenges for human health• Pain
Theme 2: Mechanisms of inflammation (initiation, resolution & signalling pathways)• Cell Metabolism• Cell Trafficking• Epigenetic control of inflammation• Immunological control of inflammation• Leukocyte biology• Pattern recognition receptors• Regulation and Resolution
Theme 3: Organ-specific inflammation• Dermatological diseases• Fibrosis• Gastrointestinal diseases• Genetics of susceptibility and responses• Metabolic diseases• Microbiota• Neuroinflammation• Respiratory disease• Rheumatological diseases• Vascular determinants of inflammation
Abstract submission open now!
Contact UsCongress Secretariat: [email protected] Sponsorship & Exhibition Enquiries: [email protected] www.wci2019.org
Symposia sessions will provide slots for more than 80 talks selected from submitted abstracts!
Need help with Clinical Research ? The WAHTN are offering a Clinical Research Support Service for anyone currently involved in or interested in conducting clinical research in Western Australia.
This service is provided by the Clinical Trial and Data Management Centre (CTDMC) who will be visiting WAHTN member partners.*
We will provide advice on various aspects of clinical research including • how to get started with clinical research • navigating the regulatory environment • where to find training and networking with other researchers • setting up essential documents for a clinical trial • data management and database design • review of protocols and other research related documents
Site: Harry Perkins Institute, QE2, Room SR 612 Dates Times
Tues 19th February 2019 9:30 am – 1:30 pm
Tues 30th April 2019 9:30 am – 1:30 pm
Tues 18th June 2019 9:30 am – 1:30 pm
Tues 20th August 2019 9:30 am – 1:30 pm
Tues 22nd October 2019 9:30 am – 1:30 pm
To find out more or to make an appointment Email: [email protected] or Telephone: 9266-1970.
*WAHTN Member Partners Curtin University - Department of Health WA - Ear Science Institute - Edith Cowan University - Fiona Stanley Hospital - Fremantle Hospital - Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research - Institute for Respiratory Health - King Edward Memorial Hospital - Lions Eye Institute - Murdoch University - PathWest - Perron Institute for Neurological and Translational Science - Princess Margaret Hospital - Ramsay Health Care - Royal Perth Hospital - Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital - St John of God Health Care - Telethon Kids Institute - The University of Notre Dame - The University of Western Australia
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