ASMR Professional Development Webinars

Join ASMR’s second professional development webinar for 2026 to hear from Dr Phil Batterham about:

Unravelling the mystery: What do grant reviewers look for?

Time: 4-5pm AEDT
Date: Wednesday, 13 May 2026
Presenter: Dr Phil Batterham

 Join ASMR and Dr Batterham for an honest conversation about what grant reviewers are looking for when they assess your application.  

Dr Batterham is Co-Head of the ANU Centre for Mental Health Research, with a research focus on suicide prevention, digital interventions and mental health service use. Having won the inaugural NHMRC Peer Review Excellence Award (Senior/Experienced Researcher) in 2025, Phil is well placed to share his insights about the review process and what your reviewers are looking for when they assess your application.

ASMR is delighted to announce that our 2026 Professional Development webinars will be delivered on the Instats platform. Instats provides access to thousands of hours of on-demand content and livestreamed research training from leading academics across the globe.

NOTE: You will need to register for a free Instats account when you register for your first ASMR webinar.

 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.