2010 Queensland Award winners
- Dr Susan Bengtson Nash
- Dr Julia Crilly
- Dr Hannah Cullup
- Dr Mitch Duncan
- Dr Benjamin Goss
- Dr Elke Hacker
- Dr Genevieve Healy
- Dr Kerry Manton
- Dr Sarah Medland
- Dr Trevor Russell
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Dr Susan Bengtson Nash
Griffith University Highly toxic, man-made pollutants such as Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) can be highly dispersible and can move towards … Read More »
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Dr Julia Crilly
Queensland Health Most of us hope to never to be a patient in a Hospital Emergency Department but in the … Read More »
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Dr Hannah Cullup
Mater Medical Research Institute Bone marrow transplants provide the only cure for many patients who suffer from leukaemia, myeloma and … Read More »
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Dr Mitch Duncan
Central Queensland University The volume of time spent sitting is emerging as an independent risk factor for several diseases even … Read More »
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Dr Benjamin Goss
Queensland University of Technology Approximately 280 people are newly paralysed by traumatic spinal cord injury each year. This injury results … Read More »
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Dr Elke Hacker
Queensland University of Technology and Queensland Institute of Medical Research Skin cancer is the most common cancer in Australia. Elke’s … Read More »
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Dr Genevieve Healy
The University of Queensland, 2010 Queensland Young Tall Poppy of the Year The majority of Australian adults spend most of … Read More »
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Dr Kerry Manton
Institute of Health and Biomedical Innovation, Queensland University of Technology Understanding cell migration in normal and diseased states is important … Read More »
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Dr Sarah Medland
Queensland Institute of Medical Research Dr Medland works in three areas of human health and wellbeing with a focus on … Read More »
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Dr Trevor Russell
The University of Queensland Australia has many rural and remote communities who are some distance from good health care services. … Read More »