Media kit: 2017 CSL Florey Medal
Using viruses to restore sight Researcher restoring sight Elizabeth Rakoczy (UWA) wins $50,000 CSL Florey Medal for lifetime achievement […]
CSL Florey Medal, Media releases
CSL Florey Medal
The 2019 CSL Florey Medal will be awarded on Wednesday 27 November at the Australian Association of Medical Research Institutes (AAMRI) Dinner at Parliament House in Canberra.
The biennial CSL Florey Medal honours Australian researchers who have had significant achievements in biomedical science and/or in advancing human health.
In alternate years, CSL and AIPS recognise promising medical researchers at earlier stages of their careers. This year marks the inaugural CSL Florey Next Generation Award, which replaces the CSL Young Florey Medal.
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CSL Florey Medal
Using viruses to restore sight – 2017 CSL Florey Medal winner profile
Professor Elizabeth Rakoczy, the University of Western Australia Molecular ophthalmologist developing new treatments for eye diseases wins $50,000 CSL Florey
CSL Florey Medal, Media releases
Media Kit – 2016 CSL Young Florey Medal
After 160 years, it’s time to throw away the needle and syringe Nanopatch starts clinical trials in Brisbane, with Cuba
CSL Florey Medal
After 160 years, it’s time to move on from the needle and syringe
Professor Mark Kendall, University of Queensland 2016 CSL Young Florey Medal Professor Mark Kendall is planning to dispatch the
CSL Florey Medal
Media materials – 2015 CSL Florey Medal
The ageing brain can repair itself National honour for pioneer who found brain stem cells and is now waking them
CSL Florey Medal
The ageing brain can repair itself
National honour for pioneer who found brain stem cells and is now waking them up with exercise Media release Full
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Discovering brain stem cells and waking them up with exercise
Professor Perry Bartlett is putting people with dementia on treadmills. He has already reversed dementia and recovered spatial memories in