Pillar 4: Training & Innovation
Fostering the next generation of allergy experts
Problem: As allergy rates surge, researchers face mounting pressures to answer urgent, unmet questions. Australia needs to grow its allergy research workforce to ensure that Australia can continue to lead the way in finding solutions to this intractable problem.
Solution: The NACE identified the next generation of allergy researchers and has awarded seven Postgraduate Scholarships and seven Postdoctoral Fellowships to help drive critical research forward. Senior NACE allergy researchers supervise the competitive scholars and fellows, while symposiums, in-person and virtual events offer high-calibre training and networking opportunities. Scholar Conference Grants are available to support the showcase of NACE-led allergy research on the world stage.
“We are committed to ensuring Australia does not fall behind in the global race to deliver life-changing breakthroughs in allergy research and care.”
- Adjunct Professor, Child and Adolescent Health, Faculty of Medicine and Health, University of Sydney.
- Honorary Senior Staff Specialist, Department of Allergy and Immunology, Children’s Hospital at Westmead, Sydney Children’s Hospitals Network.
- SVP Clinical Strategy, DBV-Technologies.
- Chief Investigator, Centre for Food Allergy Research.
Postgraduate projects
Fostering the next generation of allergy experts to ensure Australia remains at the forefront of allergy research.
Scholar Conference Grants
NACE-funded Postgraduate Scholars and Postdoctoral Fellows can apply for up to $4000 each to present NACE supported allergy research at domestic conferences.
Publication Guidelines
A guide on how to acknowledge your NACE affiliation if you are involved in research supported, conducted and/or funded by the NACE.
Seminars and workshops
The NACE hosts symposiums, in-person and virtual events offering high-calibre training and networking opportunities.
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