Workshop: Identifying stakeholders & alternative research funding sources

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Unfortunately the Primer Workshop is fully booked. Please email your details to julia.renaud@tri.edu.au to be put on a wait list in case of cancellations. If we receive enough interest, we will look at running this workshop again in October.

Workshop: Identifying stakeholders & alternative research funding sources

Better understand the potential networks you can build around your research; the stakeholders and the alternative sources of funding.

By Translational Research Institute (TRI)

Date and time

Mon, 5 Sep 2022 9:30 AM - 1:30 PM AEST

Location

Translational Research Institute

37 Kent Street Woolloongabba, QLD 4102 Australia

About this event

TRI Translational Pathways PRIMER Workshop:

Discover your research stakeholders and alternative funding sources

The TRI Translation Pathways Primer Workshop is designed for Early to Mid-Career (EMCR) researchers based at TRI and clinicians working for our partner hospitals. It's the first of three training and coaching modules available at TRI. Following feedback from our EMCRs, in 2022 this workshop will focus on helping you build the network around your research, and identifying alternative sources of funding.

No matter how early-stage your career or research, this workshop will benefit you. It is never too early to start considering the translational (not necessarily commercial) possibilities of your research, and it's potential impact on patient outcomes. Additional, it's never too early to begin conversations with your stakeholders.

This workshop is being run for TRI by Bright Arena, who have a strong track-record in working with researchers to source funding for their projects outside of NHMRC, MRFF and ARC grants.

Details

Time: 9:30am – 1:30pm (including morning tea and lunch)

Date: Monday, 5th September, 2022

Venue: Room 2003, Ground Level, TRI

Cost: No charge

Tickets close: 30 August 2022

There are only 25 seats available for this workshop. Don't miss out. Register today.

Is this the same as my uni's research commercialisation workshop?

No, this is very different. It targets the stage before commercialisation, and it's for researchers whose projects may or may not have commercial potential. You will benefit from taking part in TRI's Translation Pathways training and coaching modules as well as attending the UniQuest or QUT research commercialisation workshops/bootcamps.

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Translational Research Institute (TRI)

The Translational Research Institute (TRI) is a leading Australian medical research, development and translation facility. It is home to a broad range of cutting-edge research into cancer, chronic diseases, mental health conditions, immunology, genetics and more. TRI’s priority is partnering scientific development with clinicians and the MedTech sector to ensure new discoveries progress quickly and improve patient outcomes and commercial return. To this end, TRI is at the interface of science, medicine and industry. Our vision is Exceptional Science, Healthier Lives.

Situated on the Princess Alexandra Hospital precinct, TRI is a joint venture between Queensland Health, The University of Queensland, the Queensland University of Technology and Mater Research.

TRI houses more than 1000 leading researchers, support staff and students and has a community of bio-tech and med-tech start-up companies as well as industry bodies located on its campus. The Institute has two clinical trial facilities, one based at the PA Hospital and the other at the Centre for Children’s Health Research next to the Children’s Hospital.

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