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Research Trial:
Prince Henry's Institute is seeking non-smoking, healthy but overweight men aged 40-70 years for a study of testosterone treatment on body fat and cardiovascular disease.

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Student Open Day

Prince Henry's Institute has a great reputation for postgraduate research and study, combining helpful and encouraging supervision with a high standard of research and expertise. We encourage you to come and meet our researchers and take a tour of our facilities.

Student Open Day 2008:
Tuesday 12 August, 10am - 12pm
Friday 15 August, 1pm - 3pm

Location: Prince Henry's Institute, Level 4, 43 - 51 Kanooka Grove, Clayton, VIC
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If you missed Student Open Day, you may contact supervisors listed in the Student Handbook for project and enrolment details. The Student Handbook can be downloaded from the link below.


Need more information?

The current Student Handbook summarises each research project and includes contact details for supervisors and information about scholarships you may be eligible to apply for.

Application forms can be found at the back of the booklet.

Student Handbook 2006/07
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Student Handbook 2008/09 (pdf)*










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New PhD Scholarships Available!

A PhD Scholarship in Reproductive Biology is available in 2008 for studies of the factors that regulate the establishment, activation, development, and growth of ovarian follicles in a range of animal models that alter gene activity, follicle supply, and the actions of estrogens in the fetal and postnatal ovary. Chief Investigators/Supervisors for this project are Prof Jock Findlay (Prince Henry’s Institute of Medical Research) and Assoc Prof Jeff Kerr (Anatomy & Developmental Biology, Monash University). Click here for further details

A Montgomery Foundation PhD scholarship is available for a talented and highly motivated PhD scholar in the Uterine Biology Laboratory to work on a project examining the role of a newly identified gene in the interface between aging and cancer. Click here for further details


 
 


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