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Workshop: Research Skills WorkshopThis half-day workshop will specifically focus on research perspectives across the career path, funding research in partnership with philanthropic organisations and industry, building sustainable collaborations and engaging with communities to build shared research priorities. An impressive line of up session chairs and speakers will present and take part in interactive panel sessions throughout this workshop with topics to be discussed including a perspective of research across the career, funding and sustaining research with philanthropy and industry, how to network and build multidisciplinary collaborations, and developing shared research agendas with the community.
Perspective of Research Across the Career
Chair: Bruce Thompson
• Introduction – Narelle Cox
• Perspectives of an early-career researcher - Leona Dowman
• Perspectives of a mid-career researcher - Gabrielle McCallum
• Perspectives of a senior researcher - Jane Bourke
• Perspectives of a senior researcher - Fraser Brims
Funding and Sustaining Research with philanthropy and industry
Chair: Gary Anderson
• Partnering with Philanthropy – Mark Brooke
• Partnering with Industry - Gus Maghzal
Research Skills - How to network and build multidisciplinary collaborations
Chair: Narelle Cox
• Where to start? How to go about establishing a collaborative team/group – Vanessa McDonald
• Navigating competing interests for the common good - Andre Schultz
• Successful strategies to maximise impact of collaborative engagement - William Levack
• Engaging research students and early career researchers in collaborative networks to build their careers - Phil Hansbro
• Discussion
Developing shared research agendas with the community
Chair: Cass Byrnes
• Perspectives from Asthma Australia on the development of the National asthma research agenda – Anthony Flynn
• Perspectives on partnering with First Nations communities for meaningful engagement in culturally safe research - Elissa Elvidge