The Mentorship Award recognises those senior researchers who have been nominated by their mentees for their dedication to helping them through their research journey. The 2023 Mentorship Award was awarded to Professor Michael Leahy.

Cultivating Innovation: Meet the Recipients of RPH Research Foundation's 2023 Seed Funding Grants

The Professor Lyn Beazley AO Emerging Leader Award aims to recognise and support early career researchers who have demonstrated exceptional promise and dedication in their scientific or clinical research endeavours.

On Friday 27 October, the RPH Research Foundation held its annual Research Symposium and Awards Day at the Westin to recognise and celebrate some of the researchers the Foundation funds.

Professors Leon Flicker and Dawn Bessarab, from UWA Medical School, and Dr Dona Jayakody, from Ear Science Institute Australia and RPH Research Foundation Career Advancement Fellow, were awarded $2.1 million under the Medical Research Future Fund Indigenous Health Research Grant scheme in October 2023.

In memory of Dr Neil Cumpston, this new grant aims to revolutionise cardiovascular patient care. Congratulations to Dr Natalie Ward, a senior research fellow at the University of Western Australia and the Dobney Hypertension Centre, who has been awarded the Dr Neil Cumpston Cardiovascular Grant.

Congratulations to Dr Lauren Giudicatti from Royal Perth Hospital who was recently presented with the Cardiac Imaging Prize at the 71st Annual Scientific Meeting of the Cardiac Society of Australia and New Zealand held in Adelaide.

Professor Lyn Beazley AO is a distinguished neuroscientist and 2015 West Australian of the Year. Despite serving as the first female Chief Scientist of WA she is adamant that she isn't a natural leader.

Blood cancers can develop in anyone and can occur at any age from infancy to adulthood. By 2035 blood cancers will be the second most common cancer type in Australia.

RPH Research Foundation's Career Advancement Fellow Dr Dona Jayakody has been selected as one of the outstanding early career researchers to receive a Western Australia 2023 Young Tall Poppy Science Award.

RPH Research Foundation's Career Advancement Fellow Dr Marc Sim has been selected as one of the outstanding early career researchers to receive a Western Australia 2023 Young Tall Poppy Science Award.

Successful projects focus on Falls prevention, Palliative care, Tracheostomy Decannulation, and Cultural Sensitivity for Aboriginal Patients

Royal Perth Hospital Nurse Kelly-Ann Hahn has been awarded the Doreen McCarthy Nursing Research Grant 2023.

On Wednesday 24 May, supporters, researchers, and Board members joined RPH Research Foundation at the City of Perth Library to celebrate 40 years of funding health research in Western Australia.

The RPH Research Foundation is proud to announce the successful participation of its dedicated supporters and staff in the HBF Run for a Reason, held on Sunday May 21 2023. Through their energetic efforts and commitment to supporting medical research, the Foundation raised an impressive $3510 while actively engaging with the community.

After almost ten years of service as Board Chair of the Royal Perth Hospital Research Foundation, Professor Lyn Beazley AO FAA FTSE FACE CIE (Aust) has signalled her intention to retire from the position. Professor Beazley has been a dedicated and passionate Board Chair and is stepping back to ensure a seamless transition.

Emeritus Professor Lawrie Beilin AO is a distinguished researcher who has dedicated his career to advancing healthcare in the field of hypertension, with a particular focus on stroke and heart attack prevention.

Professor Judith Finn, a John Curtin Distinguished Professor at Curtin University and Director of the Prehospital, Resuscitation and Emergency Care Research Unit (PRECRU) in the Curtin School of Nursing, shared insights from her career in research at the April Food for Thought Seminar.

The RPH Research Foundation recently attended the Connect Victoria Park Open Day, where Professor Anne-Marie Hill from the University of Western Australia and her team recruited participants for their new research program, ‘CONNECT 50+ Healthy Ageing for Midlife and Beyond’.

An exploratory study by Springboard Plus Grant recipient Associate Professor Adil Rajwani has been accepted as a manuscript by Journals of the American College of Cardiology (JACC): Advances.