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Issue No. 285 - 22 October 2014
Top of the News
Department of Industry - Industry Growth Centres Initiative & CRCs & Commonwealth Science Council
(website)
The Industry Innovation and Competitiveness Agenda was announced by the Department of Industry 14
October 2014. It focuses on providing the right economic incentives to enable businesses, big and small, to
grow and includes the Industry Growth Centres Initiative.
The Initiative will initially focus on five growth sectors in which Australia already has a competitive advantage:
Food and Agribusiness
Mining Equipment, Technology, and Services
Medical Technologies and Pharmaceuticals
Advanced Manufacturing
Oil, Gas, and Energy Resources
Industry Growth Centres will be established in each of the five growth sectors to deliver the Initiatives.
The Centres' objectives include the improvement of collaboration between businesses, scientists, and
researchers, thereby enabling the adoption of new processes and development of new products.
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The Centres will encourage businesses in these industries to form commercial research and development
partnerships with each other, and with the research sector. Each of the five Centres will receive funding of up to $3.5 million per year. The Centres will be required to
establish a plan to become self-sustaining after four years and the Government will look to establish further
Centres if the programme is successful. Each Centre will be able to apply for competitive grants from a $63
million Growth Centre Project Fund. The Minister for Industry will seek expressions of interest from business-led consortia to establish these
Centres.
Consultation
A series of roundtables will be conducted around Australia, chaired by ministers and co-chaired by business
leaders to consult the business community, industry associations and peak bodies, as well as academia, on the
policy directions outlined in the Competitiveness Agenda.
The initial reaction to these measures by industry and the research sector has been positive.
CRC Review
On 16 September 2014, the Australian Government announced a review of the Co-operative Research Centres
Program, to be conducted by Mr David Miles, AM, former chair of Innovation Australia and the former Chief
Executive Officer and Managing Partner of the national law firm Corrs Chambers Westgarth.
The CRC program was officially launched in 1990. Since the commencement of the program in 1991, 200 CRCs
have been funded, and there are currently 36 CRCs operating across a range of fields. The CRC program makes
a significant contribution to health and wellbeing with 11 current CRCs operating in this space:
CRC for Alertness, Safety and Productivity
CRC for Cancer Therapeutics
CRC for Cell Therapy Manufacturing
CRC for Living with Autism Spectrum Disorders
CRC for Mental Health
Oral Health CRC
The HEARing CRC
The Lowitja Institute Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health CRC The Vision CRC
Wound Management Innovation CRC
Young and Well CRC
The Terms of Reference for the review have been released but the discussion paper has yet to be released.
The review is due to complete its report in early 2015.
CRCs and Industry Growth Centres
In discussing the Government’s proposal for Industry Growth Centres on 14 October, the Industry Minister, the
Hon. Ian MacFarlane, stated "… we want to bring industry research development and the whole policy area into
focus and having CRCs as an adjunct to this just simply won’t work. We’ll be looking at how we bring them
into this process. Some CRCs will continue and complete their contracts, some will be folded into this process
and some will terminate, but I will wait to see David Miles’ recommendations in relation to that."
Commonwealth Science Council
14 October also saw the Prime Minister's announcement of the establishment of the Commonwealth Science
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Council ‘as the pre-eminent body for advice on science and technology in Australia.’
Replacing the Prime Minister’s Science Engineering and Innovation Council (PMSEIC) and chaired by the Prime
Minister, the Science Council will advise the Government on areas of national strength, current and future
capability, and on ways to improve connections between Government, research organisations, universities, and
business.
The Commonwealth Science Council will include the Minister for Industry, Minister for Education, Minister for
Health and the Chief Scientist. Other Ministers will participate in the Science Council’s discussions as required.
Five eminent scientists, researchers, and educators and five business leaders will make up the majority of the
Science Council to ensure discussions address the need for industry and science to work together closely to
boost Australia’s competitiveness.
The Science Council’s members are:
Professor Timothy Davis
Professor Ian Frazer AC
Professor Nalini Joshi
Professor Tanya Monro
Professor Brian Schmidt AC
Mr Ken Boal
Dr Michael Chaney AO
Dr Jackie Fairley
Mr David Knox
Ms Catherine Livingstone AO
The Science Council will meet twice yearly and its first meeting will be held before the end of the year.
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Special Announcements
ARC
ARC 2015 Australian Laureate Fellowships - Now Open
The ARC 2015 Australian Laureate Fellowships are now open for applications.
Please see the item in the ARC, NHMRC & Other Major Initiatives section of this edition of the Research Bulletin
for more information.
Funding Rules for Schemes under the Discovery Program for the Years 2015 and 2016 Now Available (website)
The ARC have released the Funding Rules for schemes under the Discovery Program for the years 2015 and
2016.
These schemes are:
Australian Laureate Fellowships
Discovery Early Career Researcher Award
Discovery Projects
Discovery Indigenous
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ARC - Results to be Announced Soon
Results from the most recent rounds of the following ARC schemes are due to be announced soon:
Discovery Projects
Discovery Early Career Researcher Award
Linkage Infrastructure, Equipment and Facilities
Keep an eye on the Research Bulletin!
ARC Medical Research Policy (Version 2014.3) FAQs (website)
On 25 August 2014, the ARC updated its Medical Research Policy.
In response to queries received, and to assist the sector in interpreting the policy, the ARC has now produced a
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) document.
The FAQs document is now available online.
ARC - ARChway (website)
The latest edition of the ARC newsletter ARChway is available online.
NHMRC
NHMRC Results
For the second year in a row, the success rate for researchers applying for National Health and Medical
Research Council (NHMRC) grant funding including Project Grants and Early Career Fellowships has fallen. This
year, the success rate for Project Grants was 14.9% compared to 16.9% last year and 20.5% in 2012. The
success rate for Early Career Fellowships was 22.4% compared to 23.8% last year and 23.2% in 2012.
Swinburne was awarded $882,988 in funding through these two schemes. The NHMRC funding outcomes highlights the need for researchers to seek other funding opportunities for
health and medical research. The Swinburne Research Office scours numerous databases and funding bodies to
source funding opportunities, which we publish in the fortnightly Research Bulletin.
We strongly encourage all researchers to read them and to subscribe to Research Professional. Research
Professional provides a comprehensive funding opportunities database offering researchers the opportunity to
search for research funding in all disciplines from a wide range of sponsors in Australia and overseas. All
funding opportunities in the database are eligibility verified for Australian researchers. The database has a userfriendly interface and features powerful searching and customisation tools designed to assist in searching for
research funding. For more information, please contact Sally Fried ( [email protected] / ext. 8145 ).
NHMRC - RGMS: Preview Upgraded Version (website)
The upgraded version of RGMS is available for viewing until this Friday 24 October.
Updated RGMS user guides and eLearning courses are also available for users to trial until this Friday.
Researchers are reminded that RGMS will be offline from 22 October until 14 November as a result of the RGMS
upgrade.
The upgrade should improve the usability of the program; provide a cleaner, more intuitive user interface; and
ensure that the NHMRC continues to receive strong support from the provider.
NHMRC - Dementia Research Priorities Consultation (website)
Researchers are reminded that the NHMRC is seeking views on dementia research and translation priorities to
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inform the strategic roadmap for the new NHMRC National Institute of Dementia Research.
Stakeholders interested in participating in the consultation process are invited to register their interest before
this Friday 24 October.
Reminder: NHMRC & Department of Industry Commercialisation Workshop (website)
Researchers are reminded that the NHMRC and the Department of Industry are jointly organising a workshop
aimed at ‘bridging the gap’ between proof-of-principle research and further commercial development.
The workshop will be held in Melbourne on 14 November and includes a networking function on the preceding
evening.
The NHMRC intends for the workshop to expand the networks of enterprising researchers, critical to future
prospects of commercial success.
Details of this year’s workshop and networking function are available online.
All NHMRC-funded health and medical researchers are encouraged to attend.
Places are limited so interested researchers are asked to register by e-mail.
Those interested in also attending the annual NHMRC Research Translation Symposium are able to register
online.
NHMRC - International Research Engagement (website)
Health research has always been an international endeavour, but never before has there been so much
international co-operation.
The NHMRC is involved in over a dozen international collaborative efforts; some multilateral, some bilateral.
Information regarding its current involvement in international activities and its processes for considering
involvement in international activities is available online.
Other News
Swinburne Research Scholarship Round now open (website)
2014 Main Swinburne Research Scholarship Round is Now Open
The 2014 Swinburne Research Main Scholarship Round is now open and applications for scholarship supported
PhD candidature are now being accepted.
Swinburne offers opportunities for exceptional students in many areas including Design, Engineering, Health,
Humanities and Social Sciences, Manufacturing, Science and Technology and Sustainability. Swinburne scholarships include a tax-free stipend to assist with living expenses and a tuition fee scholarship
valued at up to $30,000 per annum.
Find out more, or apply, at the website.
Defence Science & Technology Organisation (DSTO) - PhD Student Sponsorship (website)
Under the model of the newly established Defence Science Partnerships, the Defence Science & Technology
Organisation (DSTO) is looking to sponsor a PhD student to investigate novel magnetic materials by offering a
top-up to the APA Scholarship and access to DSTO equipment and a DSTO co-supervisor (if desired).
The project will be unclassified but the student and potentially the university supervisor will require a baseline
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national security clearance (for which you must be an Australian citizen and have a traceable background for
the last five years).
Interested parties are advised to contact the DSTO directly in order to be put in touch with the relevant
researchers in DSTO’s Maritime Division in Melbourne.
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation - Grand Challenges
To commemorate the tenth anniversary of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation’s launch of the initial Grand
Challenges in Global Health initiative, three new initiatives aimed at creating breakthroughs in science have
been launched.
The three new initiatives are:
Creating and Measuring Integrated Solutions for Healthy Birth, Growth, and Development (part of the All
Children Thriving platform)
Putting Women and Girls at the Centre of Development
New Interventions for Global Health
For more information, please see the item in the Grants section of this edition of the Research Bulletin.
Open Access Week (website)
Swinburne Library is holding a series of lunchtime discussions this week in recognition of International Open
Access Week, a global event that promotes Open Access (OA) in scholarship and research.
All sessions run from 12.30 until 2.00pm in the Conference Room, Level 3, Hawthorn Library and include a light
lunch.
Sessions include:
Wednesday 22 October: Should researchers publish in OA journals?
Thursday 23 October: OA, public policy and the value of grey literature
Friday 24 October: Roundtable on OA and data
IMPACT Philanthropy (website)
IMPACT Philanthropy has been created as a result of Perpetual’s recent acquisition of The Trust Company.
The combination of Perpetual and The Trust Company makes IMPACT Philanthropy one of Australia’s largest
managers and distributors of philanthropic funds, with 990 charitable trusts and endowments, and $2.1 billion
in philanthropic funds under management.
In the last financial year, Perpetual and the Trust Company distributed grants totalling over $83 million to notfor-profit organisations on behalf of its clients.
The inaugural IMPACT Philanthropy Application Program will open soon - please keep an eye on the Research
Bulletin for information on how to apply.
Please also note that John Humann ( [email protected] / ext. 5589 ) is the Swinburne Research Trusts
and Foundations contact.
Australian Consortium for Social and Political Research Incorporated (ACSPRI) - 2015 Summer Program
(website)
Australian Consortium for Social and Political Research Incorporated (ACSPRI)'s 2015 summer program is now
open for registration.
The Melbourne courses will be held from 2 - 13 February 2015.
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Please note that early bird registration closes 19 November.
Please also note that as Swinburne is an ACSPRI member, researchers are eligible for member prices.
New Chief Executive for CSIRO (website)
The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) recently announced that Dr Larry
Marshall has been appointed as its new Chief Executive.
Dr Marshall takes over from Dr Megan Clark whose six-year tem will conclude at the end of this year.
Dr Marshall is currently Managing Director of Southern Cross Venture Partners, an early stage venture capital
firm specialising in creating Australian technology companies and growing them globally in Asia and the United
States.
Dr Marshall began his career in the Defence Science and Technology Organisation and has 25 years experience
as an international technology entrepreneur and holds 20 patents protecting commercial products.
Department of the Environment - Experts Sought for National Environmental Science Programme (NESP)
Assessment Panel (website)
The Department of the Environment is seeking leading scientific experts with current or recent research
experience to participate on the National Environmental Science Programme (NESP) Assessment Panel.
Expressions of interest close 9am Monday 27 October.
Women's Development Group Information Session (website)
The Women's Development Group information session will be held Wednesday 19 November from 12.30 2.00pm.
It will explain the purpose and workings of the Women's Development Group.
For more information, please see the Swinburne Research website.
Research Library News
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full text articles from 2000 scholarly journals. And it’s growing: the team aim to cover 100 per cent of open
access literature over the next three years.
Paperity covers all subject areas, from science, technology and medicine to social sciences, humanities and the
arts. It’s more than an index: journal references link directly to the full text of articles.
If you are an editor or publisher of an open access journal and would like it included, contact Paperity.
Search Paperity or follow Paperity on Twitter
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Ethics
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New Ethics Announcements
SHESC and SUHREC Appraisal Deadlines - For current deadlines please visit the Swinburne
Research ethics website.
Human Ethics Application Deadlines (website)
The next deadline for applications for SUHREC review is this Friday 24 October.
The next deadline for applications for SHESC review is Monday 3 November.
Release of a Guide to the Care and Use of Australian Native Mammals in Research and Teaching (website)
The NHMRC has recently released a guide to the care and use of Australian native mammals in research and
teaching.
This guide supports the implementation of the Australian Code for the Care and Use of Animals for Scientific
Purposes 8th Edition, 2013.
The guide seeks to ensure that any care and use of Australian native mammals for the purpose of research and
teaching is ethical, humane, and responsible, and accords with current best practice.
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ARC, NHMRC & Other Major Initiatives
Search the full list of current opportunities in the funding opportunities database
Fund Name
Fund Type Closing Date Details *external closing date
ARC 2015 Australian Laureate Fellowships
ARC, NHMRC 17 November
or Major
2014
Initiative
More
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Grants
Swinburne Research has specific procedures that relate to the review and submission of research grant
applications. Please visit the Swinburne Research website for more information.
Generally, research income other than donations and income from schemes listed on the Australian
Competitive Grants Register will incur a levy. Please refer to the 'Divisional Overhead Recovery' policy for
more information on this levy, including the definition of 'donation' in this context and further instances of
levy-applicable/levy-exempt funding.
Please note that Research funds are assessed for inclusion in the annual HERDC research data collection
only where funds are lodged in a research account opened by Swinburne Research as part of the funds
acceptance process.
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All new funding applications submitted to Swinburne Research must be accompanied by an Application
Coversheet. Please visit the Swinburne Research website to download the Coversheet.
Search the full list of current opportunities in the funding opportunities database
Fund Name
Fund Type Closing Date Details *external closing date
WorkCover New South Wales - Research
Program: Licensing of Major Hazard Facilities:
Regulation vs Red Tape
Grants
24 October
2014
More
Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia
(ASSA) - Australia-China (CASS) Joint Action
Program
Grants
24 October
2014
More
United States Department of Defense Psychological Health/Traumatic Brain Injury
Research Program (PH/TBIRP) Community Partners
in Mental Health Research Award (CPMHRA) PreApplications
Grants
28 October
2014
More
Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS) National Sea Simulator Expressions of Interest
Grants
30 October
2014
More
National Computational Merit Allocation Scheme
(NCMAS)
Grants
31 October
2014 *
More
WorkCover New South Wales - Value Chain
Analysis: Workers Compensation
Grants
7 November
2014
More
WorkCover New South Wales - Research
Project: Sustaining Cultural Change: Return to Work,
Focusing on Capacity for Work
Grants
7 November
2014
More
Grants
14 November
2014 *
More
Microsoft Azure for Research - Azure Machine
Learning: Shared Workspaces for Research
Collaboration
Grants
15 November
2014 *
More
Microsoft Azure for Research - Climate Data
Initiative: Climate Data Award
Grants
15 November
2014 *
More
Microsoft Azure for Research - Climate Data
Initiative: Food Resilience Climate Data Award
Grants
15 November
2014 *
More
Australasian College for Emergency Medicine
(ACEM) - Independent Review of Evidence Base for
Thrombolysis Use in Stroke Request for Proposals
Grants
20 November
2014
More
Rockefeller Foundation - Academic Writing
Residency
Grants
1 December
2014 *
More
Sugar Research Australia (SRA) - Early-Career
and Mid-Career Researcher Awards
Grants
11 December
2014
More
Horticultural Development Company (HDC) Protected Edibles including Mushrooms Sector
Concept Notes
Grants
15 December
2014
More
Horticultural Development Company (HDC) Tree Fruit Sector
Grants
15 December
2014
More
Grants
15 December
2014 *
More
VicNode - Merit Storage Schemes
Microsoft Azure for Research
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Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation - Grand
Challenges Letters of Intent
Grants
5 January
2015
More
International Institute for Applied Systems
Analysis (IIASA) - Young Scientists Summer Program
(YSSP)
Grants
12 January
2015 *
More
Union for International Cancer Control (UICC) Yamagiwa-Yoshida Memorial International Study
Grants
Grants
15 January
2015 *
More
Horticultural Development Company (HDC) Field Vegetables Sector
Grants
15 January
2015
More
Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland
(ICAS) - Pro-active Grants
Grants
Ongoing
More
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Fellowships
Search the full list of current opportunities in the funding opportunities database
Fund Name
Fund Type Closing Date Details *external closing date
Smithsonian Lemelson Center for the Study of
Invention & Innovation - Fellowships
Fellowships
1 December
2014 *
More
New Europe College – Institute for Advanced
Study: International Fellowships
Fellowships
8 December
2014 *
More
Society in Science - Branco Weiss Fellowship
Fellowships
7 January
2015
More
15 January
2015 *
More
School for Advanced Research (SAR) - Summer Fellowships
Scholar Fellowships
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Travel
Search the full list of current opportunities in the funding opportunities database
Fund Name
Fund Type Closing Date Details *external closing date
Sugar Research Australia (SRA) - Sugar
Industry Travel and Learning Awards
Travel
29 October
2014
More
12th Congress on Ocular Pharmacology &
Therapeutics Travel Awards
Travel
21 November
2014 *
More
Smithsonian Lemelson Center for the Study of
1 December
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Invention & Innovation - Travel to Collections
Awards
Travel
Society for Applied Anthropology (SfAA) - Spicer
Travel Awards
Travel
15 January
2015 *
More
Society for Applied Anthropology (SfAA) - Gil
Kushner Memorial Travel Award
Travel
15 January
2015 *
More
2014 *
More
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Scholarships
Search the full list of current opportunities in the funding opportunities database
Fund Name
Fund Type Closing Date Details *external closing date
International Fund for Agricultural Development
(IFAD)-Research Program on Climate Change,
Scholarships
Agriculture & Food Security (CCAFS) Learning
Alliance - Concept Notes
Australian Wool Education Trust (AWET) Undergraduate Project Scholarships
30 October
2014
More
Scholarships 19 November
2014
More
Alzheimer's Drug Discovery Foundation (ADDF) Scholarships 28 November
- Young Investigator Scholarships
2014 *
More
Sugar Research Australia (SRA) - Sugar
Scholarships 15 December
Industry Postgraduate Research Scholarships (SPRS)
2014
More
Association for Computing Machinery's Women
15 December
in Computing (ACM-W) - Scholarships for
Scholarships
2014 *
Attendance at Research Conferences
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Prizes & Awards
Search the full list of current opportunities in the funding opportunities database
Fund Name
Fund Type Closing Date Details *external closing date
Australian Psychological Society (APS) Psychology of Eating, Weight and Body Image
Interest Group Fourth Year Student Award
Prizes and
Awards
30 November
2014 *
More
Cognitive Science Society/ Glushko-Samuelson
Foundation - Robert J. Glushko Dissertation Prize
Prizes and
Awards
15 January
2015 *
More
Society for Applied Anthropology (SfAA) Student Endowed Award
Prizes and
Awards
15 January
2015 *
More
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Other Funding Resources
Websites
Previous issues of The Research Bulletin
Research Professional a comprehensive funding opportunities database, with all funding opportunities
eligibility verified for Australian researchers.
Grants.gov
Philanthropy Australia
Victorian Government Tender Site databases
JASON (Joint Academic Scholarships On-line Network)
Swinburne Business and Industry
Publications held in the Swinburne library to assist researchers in
the grant application process
The below links will take you to a list of library resources that have relevance to the following key words:
Grant Funding
Philanthropy Australia
Research Grants
Philanthropy Grants
Proposal Writing
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