News & events
News
The Australian National University (ANU) has received a $2 million grant from The Ian Potter Foundation to find ways to improve environmental management of farmlands.
The theme of the Symposium is the translation of current mental health research into practice.
We are testing an online program designed to help young people improve their body image. The study is being carried out by researchers from The Australian National University and the University Heidelberg in Germany.
Congratulations to our PhD candidate Kathina Ali who was invited to attend the Global Young Scientist Summit (GYSS), which was held in January in Singapore.
The latest edition of Insight has been released and is packed full of information.
Congratulations to Jennifer Ma who was awarded The Korten Prize for Best Published Research Paper by a PhD Candidate for 2016.
Events
Workshop series on Co-creating the Health Tools of Society A CMHR event in the 2019 Cross-College series on Health and Social Systems
Retention of the allied health workforce and the provision of consistent health interventions and supports.
Classifying & mapping Australian health, social services, and related population data, to support better evidence-based decision making for health policy makers
This half-day course will focus on the practical application of mapping health care services for health care planners, policy makers, and decision makers.
Partners in Research: Methods for high quality collaborative mental health research
Partners in Research: Methods for high quality collaborative mental health research
ehealth for suicide prevention: local and international challenges and opportunities
Suicide prevention program evaluation - methods and tools
With Australian suicide rates increasing, it is timely to address the challenges and strategies for suicide prevention.