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ASMR Medical Research Week® Online Schools Quiz 2017

Twenty question, multiple choice Quiz for Year 7-12 Students

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Trivia Night

May 5

The Grandstand Sports Bar, University of Sydney

6:30pm

For all trivia boffins and the medical research laboratories & institutes of NSW.

Limited numbers – $10pp – 10 players (maximum) team.

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Register your team with Dhanya Ravindran

Science in the Cinema

June 2

Palace Cinemas, Leichhardt

6:15pm

An incredible story of Stephen Hawking: The Theory of Everything

A special screening of the award winning and truly inspirational story of renowned physicist, Dr Stephen Hawking.  Expert panel members provide insights and answer questions posed by the audience.

Tickets $15.00 per person plus booking fee.

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ASMR NSW Annual Scientific Meeting

June 2

Westmead Education and Conference Centre, Westmead Hospital, Westmead

8:00am – 6:00pm

ASMR NSW Annual Scientific Meeting is a multi-disciplinary event which showcases health and medical research in the state. Participants are students (Honours, Master, PhD) and staff (Research Assistants, Post-docs, Professors).

Plenary Speaker: Professor Roger Reddell BSc (Med) MBBS PhD FRACP FAA Director Children’s Medical Research Institute.

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ABSTRACT SUBMISSIONS CLOSED – Registrations to the Meeting are still being accepted

Instructions for preparation of abstracts.

Please note – individual registrations only – payment by American Express, Visa or Mastercard

(ASMR Members – Students $74.00, Members $99.00)
(Non-members – Students $99.00, Non Student, $119.00)

ASMR Medical Research Week® Dinner

June 7

The Tea Room, Queen Victoria Building

Featuring our Keynote Speaker,  ASMR Medalist 2017

Professor Richard Wilkinson – Scientist, Author and Advocate

Professor Wilkinson is Professor Emeritus of Social Epidemiology at the University of Nottingham, co-founder of The Equality Trust and auther of the international bestseller “The Spirit Level”.  Throughout a distinguished career examining the social determinants of health, Professor Wilkinson’s research has uncovered that economic inequality is the key driver for numerous health (and social) problems in developed countries such as Australia.  The identification of this strong causal relationship has commanded a re-think of policy development with a renewed focus on addressing the underlying problem rather than treating specific health and social problems as unrelated phenomena.

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Dinner with a Scientist

June 8

Thai Riffic, Newtown

Interested members of the public and patient groups are invited to share a relaxed meal with local scientists and discuss the latest medical research in a particular disease or life-style area.

Details to be advised.

High Schools Career Day

June 8

Garvan Institute for Medical Research, Darlinghurst
NAB Auditorium

9:00am to 1:00pm

Students ( Yrs 10 – 12) are invited to hear from medical sciences professionals about what it takes to start a career in the medical sciences sector.

Features presentations from research, university, biotechnology, outreach and medicine

Please RSVP with the school name, number of students and instructor’s name by Friday 21st of April to

Eden Robertson or Kirston Barton

Early Career Development Day

September 19

The Lowy Cancer Research Centre, University of New South Wales

We have an exciting line up of speakers who will be sharing their journey and tips for success in traversing medical research and academia and how to transform PhD skill-sets into success outside academia. This is a unique opportunity to network and plan your career options!

Student members $25

Members $40

Student non members $35

Non members $90