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The MSAND research interest group was formed in late 2015 to cater for medical students' interests in medical, clinical and population health research. The MSAND research interest group was formed in late 2015 to cater for medical students' interests in medical, clinical and population health research.
In addition to this page, a website which contains a database of research projects, students and clinicians' profiles has been developed and can be accessed at www.theresearchnetwork.com.au. This research network provides students with an opportunities to access research projects that are posted by clinicians who are looking for students' extra pairs of hands. We strongly encourage students and clinicians to sign up.
Research opportunities within and outside of the medical school of medicine Fremantle will also be posted to this page and our website. Students who are interested in any particular project are encouraged to read the student research guidelines available on our website before contacting the researcher/clinician.
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New research projects in O&G and neonatology are available on the research network. To access, log on or register to www.theresearchnetwork.com.au. Any issues, please let us know.
Research/audit project opportunity The radiology department at SCGH is looking for a medical student to assist with an audit project on breast specimen tomosynthesis. Anyone interested should get in touch with us ASAP.
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**HONOURS SHOWCASE** The MSAND Research Interest Group congratulates all MED401 students on their hard work throughout the year. Next week the final year medical students will have the opportunity to present their work. Please try to find some spare time to support your colleagues, who will be presenting many hours of hard work at the Honours Student Research Showcase. Do not feel obliged to stay the whole day. Date: Monday 3rd October Time: 11:00am - 5:00pm Location: ND46/209 Food: WILL BE PROVIDED (at regular intervals!!)
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For anyone who hasn't already heard, the research network, an online research project platform for UNDF medical students is now live and contains lots of projects. Please sign up at www.theresearchnetwork.com.au. Any issues, let us know!
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SJOG Presents: A Night out with Research: Junior Doctor and Medical Student Information Evening
Highly recommended! Please register if you haven't already!!
The research interest group has established an online platform which will assist medical students in finding research projects. This will be presented and officially rolled out by our dearest Med400 student, Ben Harrison tonight at the Research seminar. DO NOT MISS IT! Venue: School of Medicine ND35/321 6pm - 7pm. See you there!
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Next Wednesday, the 4th of May, the School of Medicine is holding the next in its Research Seminar Series. Previous seminars have been excellently attended and we are hoping for another great crowd. Our upcoming seminar flyer is attached and will include Drs Andrew Jan and Kevin Chung speaking about their PhD and Masters research respectively. Both speakers are current School of medicine Higher Degree by Research students and the seminar is a great opportunity for people to hear a little more about what research is happening in the school, learn about the kinds of degrees that are on offer, and generally to meet some of the School’s research leaders, supervisors and students. The seminar will be held on the UNDA campus, from 6pm to 7pm (followed by drinks and nibbles) in ND46/302.
Publication opportunity with St John of God Pathology: Associate professor Louise Smyth has negotiated with Dr Glen Edwards, Consultant Chemical Pathology at SJOG Pathology, to take a medical student having a keen interest in Pathology to work with them on one of their current projects. The work will involve mapping of results against patients characteristics and analysis of data. It's possible that there will be an opportunity for the student to present the paper at "Immunology Day" (25th June). If you're interested or you would like further information, please contact Ass. Prof Louise Smyth via email louise.smyth@nd.edu.au or telephone 94330948.
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The first series of Notre Dame Research seminars is happening this Monday 14th of March at Mount's hospital. Let's all get amongst and support research at ND. It's also a fantastic opportunity to hear latest developments in medicine. See the poster below for details of incredible speakers for the night. Looking forward to seeing you all there.
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