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HealtheX 2012 results
Congratulations to the winners of HealtheX 2012!
Oral presentation - Doctoral category
Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Science
- First Place: Alexandra Wallace
Department: Liggins Institute
Supervisor: Professor Jane Harding
Project: Fetal anaemia impairs heart growth and increases indices of cardiovascular risk in adult survivors of intrauterine transfusion - Runner Up: Ankita Umapathy
Department: Optometry and Vision Science
Supervisor: Dr Julie Lim
Project: Characterising GSH efflux pathways in the rat lens: evidence for inter-tissue exchange of glutathione
Applied and Clinical Science
- First Place: Giriraj Singh Shekhawat
Department: Audiology
Supervisor: Dr Grant Searchfield
Project: Transcranial direct current stimulation (TDCS) intensity and duration effects on tinnitus suppression - Runner Up: Derryn Gargiulo
Department: Anaesthesiology
Supervisor: Professor Alan Merry
Project: Microbial validation of a commercial filter unit: the V-bugs study
Oral presentation - Non-doctoral category
- First Place: Tom Kai Ming Wang
Department: Medicine
Supervisor: Professor Peter Ruygrok
Project: Isolated aortic valve replacement in over 80 year olds in 2007-2011: Age trends and mortality - Runner Up: Zaid Aqrawe
Department: Pharmacy
Supervisor: Dr Darren Svirskis
Project: The preparation and characterisation of polypyrrole particles for tunable drug delivery
Poster presentation
- First Place: Prutha Redey
Department: Anatomy with Radiology
Supervisor: Dr Susan McGlashan
Project: Understanding the mechanosensitive response to osmotic loading in cell sub-populations within the nucleus pulposus of the intervertebral disc - Runner Up: Junru Song
Department: Anatomy with Radiology, Centre for Brain Research
Supervisor: Dr Henry Waldvogel
Project: Heterogeneous GABAA receptor localisation in the human amygdala
AMRF Emerging Researcher Award
- Congratualtions to Alexandra Wallace, winner of the Doctoral Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Science Oral Presentation category, for receiving the AMRF Emerging Researcher Award which grants $5,000 towards travel to share her research with the wider scientific community.