AGES Clinical Research Grants

The AGES Research Fund was founded in 2003, to support surgical research in gynaecology.

AGES Clinical Research Grants

The AGES Society Research Fund with contributions from Medtronic, Education Partner of AGES and AGES funding has been the principle provider of surgical research in Australasia for the last 17 years. During this time, more than $1,250,000 has been granted to over 87 research projects and there is an ongoing commitment to continue the research program into gynaecological surgery and its impact on improvements in women’s health.

We are pleased to announce that applications are open to AGES members from Wednesday 1^st June 2020 for 2021 AGES Research Fund Grants.

Applications will be accepted from AGES members in the following categories

Fellows
Trainees & Young Fellows
Trainee Research: Metanalysis or Literary Review

Submissions for research grant applications from trainees are looked upon favourably and are actively encouraged, as opposed to applications from large organisations more suited to applications from larger funding bodies. Applications initiated by trainees, under the supervision of an experienced gynaecologist, will be positively weighted in the scoring.

Please view the below resources for full submission details and application link - please note that applications close on Monday 31^st August 2020.

If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact the AGES Secretariat via email secretariat@ages.com.au or by phoning +61 7 3368 2422.

Applications open: 1 June 2020
Applications close: Midnight AEST 31 August 2020

Applications for 2020 AGES Clinical Research Grants are now closed.

Call for Submissions

AGES Research Fund

Dec 9, 2019

Awarded in 2020

There were 32 applications for new grants in 2020.
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Dec 9, 2019

Awarded in 2019

There were 21 applications for new grants in 2019.
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Dec 9, 2018

Awarded in 2018

There were 17 applications for new grants in 2018.
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Awarded in 2017

There were 19 applications for new grants in 2017.
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Awarded in 2016

There were 15 applications for new grants in 2016.
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Awarded in 2015

There were 10 applications for new grants in 2015.
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Awarded in 2014

There were 7 applications for new grants in 2014, and 1 application for recurrent funding of a 2013 grant.
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Dec 10, 2019

Awarded in 2013

The Research Committee, chaired by Dr Rob O’Shea, has awarded 7 grants to AGES members in 2013.
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Awarded in 2012

The Research Committee, chaired by Dr Rob O’Shea, has awarded a total of 6 grants to AGES members in 2012.
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Awarded in 2011

The Research Committee, chaired by Professor David Healy, has awarded a total of eight grants to AGES members in 2010.
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Awarded in 2010

The Research Committee, chaired by Professor David Healy, has awarded a total of four grants to AGES members in 2010.
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Awarded in 2009

The Research Committee, chaired by Associate Professor Peter Maher, has awarded a total of six grants in 2009.
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Awarded in 2008

The Research Committee, chaired by Associate Professor Peter Maher, has awarded new grants to five of the nine grant applicants.
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Awarded in 2007

The Research Committee, chaired by Professor Ian Fraser, has awarded new grants to three of the five grant applicants, and renewed funding to three of three applicants.
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Awarded in 2006

The Research Subcommittee, chaired by Professor Ian Fraser, has awarded new grants to six of seven grant applicants.
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Dec 10, 2019

Awarded in 2005

The AGES Research Sub-Committee chaired by Prof. Ian Fraser has awarded grants in 2005 to four of five grant applications.
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Dec 10, 2019

Awarded in 2004

The AGES Research Sub-Committee chaired by Prof. Ian Fraser has awarded grants in 2004 to four of eight grant applications.
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AGES Clinical Research Grants