Since 1993 the Garnett Passe and Rodney Williams Memorial Foundation has invested more than $65 million in Australasian Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery. With a targeted strategy to establish Australia and New Zealand at the forefront of international practice, over $56 million has been provided to support early- and mid-career scientific and clinical researchers, in addition to partnering with research institutions to establish sustainable, longer term research programs and expertise in the field.
Applications are invited for 2018 Conjoint Grants. Follow the link below to log into our Applications portal.
Apply NowThe GPRWMF has disbursed over $56 million since 1993, in support of outstanding early- and mid-career researchers.
Find out more about all our AwardsKeeping Australasian otolaryngology, head and neck surgery at the forefront of world clinical and scientific practice.
Research Training Fellowship
University of Adelaide
Conjoint Grant
The University of Auckland
Grant-In-Aid (Supplementation)
Bionics Institute
Overseas Clinical Fellowship
Singapore General Hospital
Conjoint Grant
University of Sydney
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GPRWMF Awardees take out the prize at The Pitch, part of the 2017 Sydney Local Health District Innovation Symposium.
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Foundation Trustee and Chair of the Board, Dr Michael Jay has been awarded the 2017 ASOHNS Medal for distinguished services to ASOHNS. The medal was presented during the ASOHNS Annual Scientific Meeting held in Adelaide this
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GPRWMF Awardees were congratulated by the NSW Minister for Health following the presentation of the keynote address at the Sydney Innovation and Research Symposium.
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Apply NowApplications open annually between 1st July and 31st August, with outcomes being announced in December.
Exceptions to this are: 1. Grant in Aid (Supplementation) Applications open annually in December, close on 31st January, with outcomes announced in March.
2. Academic Surgeon-Scientist Research Scholarship Projects are announced in February, with applications being aligned with the SET application process.