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Date Time Success for Adelaide-led medical research The University of Adelaide has been awarded more than $8.8 million in research grants from the Federal Government’s Medical Research Future Fund’s (MRFF) to support targeted research on new ways to address risk factors for chronic and complex diseases. The funding includes research with a focus on leukaemia, stroke, Aboriginal maternal health, endometriosis, stem cell treatments, and a childhood bone-growth disorder. A team led by Associate Professor Renee Turner and collaborators will use their $2,582,876 grant to work on the SPRINTS Project: Stroke – prevention of Reperfusion Injury and Neuroinflammation. The therapeutic strategy represents a novel approach to significantly improve patient outcomes following an ischaemic stroke.

University of adelaideSouth australiaDaniel thomasDeborah whiteYvonne clarkRachel ankenyStan gronthosRenee turnerGovernment medical research future fundFederal governmentMedical research future fundAssociate professor renee turnerReperfusion injuryProfessor daniel thomasAcute lymphoblastic leukaemiaProfessor louise hull