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2018

Australian Scientists awarded $2.5m for research into new immune therapies and complications of stroke

Two Australian scientists have each been awarded an AUD$1.25 million, five-year, CSL Centenary Fellowship to further research into why so many people die from infection following stroke and how we might develop better vaccines against diseases such as tuberculosis.

Dr Connie Wong and Dr Daniel Pellicci will be funded through the $25 million CSL Centenary Fellowships program, which was established in 2016 to foster excellence in medical research by supporting mid-career Australian scientists to pursue world-class research.

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2017

Australian Scientists awarded $2.5m in support of ground-breaking research into Cancer

Two Australian scientists have each been awarded an AUD$1.25 million, five-year, CSL Centenary Fellowship to further research into gentler, more effective cancer diagnostics and, to advance understanding of what really causes our arteries to clog.

Associate Professor Sarah-Jane Dawson and Associate Professor Andrew Murphy will be funded through the $25 million CSL Centenary Fellowships program, which was established in 2016 to foster excellence in medical research by supporting mid-career Australian scientists to pursue world-class research.

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2016

Australian Scientists awarded $2.5m in support of ground-breaking research into Alzheimer's Disease and Leukaemia

Two Australian scientists have each been awarded an AUD$1.25 million, five-year, CSL Centenary Fellowship to further research that aims to help patients battle leukaemia and examine the origins of memory to better understand Alzheimer’s disease.

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