Launched by the Governor of Queensland in November 2015, the Queensland Cardiovascular Research Network (QCVRN) provides a framework to strengthen cardiovascular research in Queensland, including:
The steering committee, with independent co-chairs (Professor John Fraser and Dr. Nathan Palpant) and representation from the Heart Foundation, Queensland Health and multiple research organisations, has been established to provide strategic direction and leadership to the QCVRN.
QCVRN wants to help cardiovascular researchers to connect with each other and develop broader awareness of research activities happening across Queensland. This means identifying who is doing what, their skills and expertise, and all research platforms including training and development of researchers.
Contact the CVRN to find out how your institution and your research can be part of this state wide mapping activity.
Members of the QCVRN share the vision of fostering a visionary, vital and connected cardiovascular research community in Queensland. Membership to the QCVRN is free.
Become part of this group and enjoy the following benefits:
We thank our founding member institutions and universities for their early support of the QCVRN:
We thank our funding partners: the Heart Foundation, the University of Queensland, the Queensland University of Technology, the Central Queensland University and the QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute for their continued support.
For upcoming events, support schemes and information on how to become a member, please visit the QCVRN website.
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Last updated14 March 2024