News
UQ researcher secures $1.5m in NHMRC funding for Partnership Projects
A University of Queensland researcher has been awarded $1.5 million from the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) as part of the Partnership Projects.
The Partnership Projects scheme enables collaboration between researchers and policy makers to translate findings into practice to improve community health services and processes.
Dr Siobhan Loughnan will advance family health outcomes by connecting health departments, maternity services, and support groups across Australia to create a national Perinatal Loss Care Pathway, which will ensure families receive the best possible care after the loss of a baby.
Topics
Related articles
Fifty UQ researchers awarded $36m from ARC Linkage, Discovery grants
University of Queensland researchers have secured more than $36 million from the Australian Research Council (ARC) to collaborate with industry to solve national challenges in science, technology, humanities and social science.
10 November 2025
UQ selected as Australia and Oceania’s first International Testing Agency Academic Centre
UQ will partner with the International Testing Agency to host specialised anti-doping courses after becoming the world’s second ITA Academic Centre.
5 November 2025