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Centre for Precision Health Research Showcase 2025

The Centre for Precision Health at ECU is proudly hosting a showcase event to celebrate the exciting research currently being undertaken by our staff and HDR students. It's a special highlight this year, marking five years of the Centre for Precision Health!

Join us in welcoming our Keynote speaker, Emeritus Professor Nigel Laing AO, Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research and UWA.

Friday 28 November 2025 (9am - 1pm in ECU Joondalup Building 21, Room 202)

CPH Seminar Series - Insights into the human motor system: Techniques to probe brain and motor neuron function, and their clinical implications

The Centre for Precision Health warmly welcomes two speakers from the Centre for Precision Health Neurophysiology Research Group to present their research, including Dry Kym Wansbrough and PhD student Jacopo Bascherini.

ECU's NeuroHub wins gold at Good Design Awards 2025

The Centre for Precision Health's (CPH's) NeuroHub health platform has won a gold award at Australia's leading awards for innovative design.

ECU research debunks link between calcium supplements and dementia

New research has found no evidence that calcium monotherapy increases the long-term risk for dementia.

Centre for Precision Health Seminar Series - Circulating Autoantibodies as Cancer Biomarkers: From Oncogenesis to Immunotherapy Response

The Centre for Precision Health warmly welcomes guest speaker Dr Yu Yu from the Curtin Medical Research Institute to the CPH Seminar Series who will present her research on autoantibodies in ovarian cancer.  The second speaker is Rebecca Auzins, a CPH Masters by Research student, who will present her research findings on oncoautoantibodies in late-stage melanoma patients.

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