Announcing our 2025 RRI Travel Grant Recipients
We are excited to announce the recipients of the Institute’s 2025 Travel Grants.
These grants will support awardees to present at national and international conferences and to visit collaborators and lab groups to progress their research goals in line with RRI’s mission to deliver world-class advances in human reproduction, and maternal and child health, while translating these discoveries into clinical care, policy and practice.
Congratulations to all the awardees — RRI looks forward to seeing the impact of this work and the connections made through these valuable opportunities.
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Domestic Travel – Grants of up to $1,000 awarded to:
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Danielle Bailey |
to travel to the Fetal and Neonatal Physiological Society in Perth |
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Dexter Chan |
to travel to the University of Newcastle in NSW |
| Anna Fragkoudi | to travel to the 16th World Congress of Endometriosis in Sydney |
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Rachel Hosking |
to travel to the World Congress of Endometriosis in Sydney |
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Bereket Menota |
to travel to the Australasian Epidemiologic Association Annual Scientific Meeting in Tasmania |
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Amelia Noone |
to travel to the Fetal and Neonatal Workshop, and PSANZ Conference in Brisbane |
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Misha Richards |
to travel to the World Congress of Endometriosis in Sydney |
| Bing Wang | to travel to the Kirby Institute in NSW |
| Yuan Zhang | to attend the World Congress on Medical Physics and Biomedical Engineering in ÑÇÖÞÉ«°É |
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International Travel - Grants of up to $2,000 awarded to:
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Anya Arthurs |
to travel to the Summit for Perinatal Excellence, the STAR Legacy Foundation Bereaved Parents Community Day, and the University of Nebraska Medical Centre in the USA |
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