ASMR Professional Development Webinars
Commercialisation pathways for academic researchers
Presenter: Dr Patricia Rueda
When: Tuesday, 1 September 2026
Time: 4 – 5pm (will be extended for questions if necessary)
The seminar will explore the Brandon Capital/CUREator experience, including a real success story from a researcher or research team that spun out their work. The session should give attendees a practical understanding of the commercialisation pathway, what makes a project attractive for investment or translation support, and key lessons for researchers considering commercialisation.
This webinar is available free to all ASMR Members and $30/35 for non-members (students/EMCRs but may be less if your institution hasan affiliation with Instats). As it will be hosted on the Instats platform, you will need to join Instats (free) to register for this webinar.
ASMR – delivering advantage to members for 65 years!
Career Mapping
Presenters: Prof Vera Ignjatovic and James Dromey
When: Wednesday, 23 September 2026
Time: 4 – 5pm (will be extended for questions if necessary)
More details to come!
This webinar is available free to all ASMR Members and $30/$35 for non-members of ASMR. It will be hosted on the Instats platform and you will need to join Instats (free) to register.
The ASMR acknowledges the Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.
The ASMR’s vision is for a healthy and equitable Australia. There is no doubt that a significant gap remains between the health outcomes of First Nations people and other Australians, and the ASMR will continue to work towards closing this gap.
The ASMR believes that our diversity is our strength: health and medical research belongs to everyone, and everyone belongs in health and medical research.
The ASMR acknowledges the Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.
The ASMR’s vision is for a healthy and equitable Australia. There is no doubt that a significant gap remains between the health outcomes of First Nations people and other Australians, and the ASMR will continue to work towards closing this gap.
The ASMR believes that our diversity is our strength: health and medical research belongs to everyone, and everyone belongs in health and medical research.