The Centre for Precision Health welcomes Professor Alexey Terskikh to the CPH Seminar Series. Prof. Terskikh is Head of the Chromatin and Ageing Laboratory at the Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research, and Professor at the UWA Medical School.His research explores the crossroads of spatial chromatin organisation in single cells and the mechanisms of ageing using various computational approaches, including deep learning and hyperbolic embedding.
A photography exhibition from a research project exploring the lived experiences of individuals and families affected by Huntington's Disease.
The Centre for Precision Health welcomes Dr Dale Harris to the CPH Seminar Series. Dr Harris is a Research Fellow and Senior Lecturer in Exercise and Sports Science at Victoria University's Institute for Health and Sport. Dr Harris’ research focuses on neuromuscular function, resistance training, and exercise rehabilitation, with a particular emphasis on Parkinson’s disease.
AI chatbots may help reduce mental health stigma, particularly for people hesitant to seek traditional face-to-face support.
ECU Professor of Cancer Research Elin Gray will join the Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research to co-host the Melanoma Discovery Chair.
Six ECU researchers have been jointly awarded more than $1.34 million in grant funding from the Western Australian Future Health Research & Innovation (FHRI) Fund.
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.
The Centre for Precision Health's (CPH's) NeuroHub health platform has won a gold award at Australia's leading awards for innovative design.
New research has found no evidence that calcium monotherapy increases the long-term risk for dementia.
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.
The Centre for Precision Health presents a seminar by the Mental Health Research Group. Tee-Jay Scott, Clinical Psychologist registrar will present on his research implicating stress as a possible factor in treatment resistance, and PhD candidate Louis Fang will present on his research on Purpose in Life.
Edith Cowan University based melanoma researcher, Dr Aaron Beasley, has a very personal motivation for pursuing a career in medical research.
Edith Cowan University (ECU)'s Cancer Blood Biomarkers Study has been awarded $205,000 from the WA Government's Future Health Research and Innovation (FHRI) Fund.
Edith Cowan University (ECU) has announced the winners of the 2024 ECU Media Awards, recognising researchers whose work has reached and influenced audiences around the world.
ECU researcher Dr Pauline Zaenker has been recognised on the international stage for her world-leading work and expertise on autoantibodies as biomarkers for melanoma, the deadliest type of skin cancer.