Prof Gordon Smyth Wins 2024 ARDC Eureka Prize for Research Software
Exploreabout Prof Gordon Smyth Wins 2024 ARDC Eureka Prize for Research Software
Hear more about the first Australia-wide database of canine and feline cancers! This event will provide you with the first-hand insight into ACARCinom, built upon a multi-institutional partnership between UQ, The University of Sydney, The University of Adelaide, Murdoch University, Gribbles and Idexx.
ACARCinom received co-investment from the ARDC.
Using ACARCinom, dog and cat owners and veterinarians can make more informed decisions about cancer diagnosis, treatment and care options.
A recording of this event is now available:
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9 to 9:30 | Welcome from: Melissa Brown, Executive Dean, Faculty of Science, UQ Nigel Perkins, Head of UQ School of Veterinary Science Catherine Brady, Program Manager, ARDC Paul Bonnington, Pro-Vice Chancellor – Research Infrastructure, UQ Geeta Saini, Representative of the Australian Veterinary Association |
9:30 to 10 | Presentation on ACARCinom by Chiara Palmieri, Professor in Veterinary Pathology, UQ School of Veterinary Science |
10 to 10:30 | “How companion animal data matter for epidemiology and environmental health”, presented by Ricardo Soares Magalhães, Professor of Zoonotic Disease Epidemiology and Biosecurity |
10:30 to 11 | Q-and-A session |
11 | Close and refreshment |