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Strategic initiatives, achievements in medical research and public health programs, and highlights across the Institute are showcased in the Annual Report
Read a snapshot of the year’s key activities, community engagement programs, and the outstanding role and contribution of our Board, patrons, ambassadors, donors and supporters in assisting us in our mission to achieve better health for vulnerable communities.
We highlight the strategic objectives of cross-Institute health themes and the various initiatives undertaken by each Centre and in international country programs. Chair, Ms Mary Padbury and the Institute’s Director and CEO, Professor Brendan Crabb AC outline the year’s achievements in their reports.
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A year of challenges during a global pandemic, but 293 peer-reviewed publications and $69 million spent on improving health for vulnerable communities.
Our 30th anniversary year, celebrated with 227 peer reviewed publications and over $42 million spent improving health outcomes in vulnerable communities.
A highly successful year with a record 218 peer-reviewed publications and more than AUD$41 million spent on finding solutions to the health problems of the poorest and most vulnerable people.
A record-breaking year for Burnet with 216 peer-reviewed publications, more than AUD$7 million in NHMRC grants and a turnover exceeding AUD$42 million!
It was a remarkable year for Burnet, we exceeded our previous record of scientific publications and secured a partnership in China to develop a point-of-care liver function test.
2012 was possibly Burnet’s best year. We published a record number of papers in first-class journals and won grants from many government and private funding bodies.
We celebrated our 25-year anniversary and an all-time high in peer-reviewed publications. Nobel Laureate Professor Françoise Barré-Sinoussi presented the Burnet Oration and we appointed Principals across the six Health Themes.
Our scientists moved into new laboratories in the Alfred Centre Stage 2 building. We celebrated the 50th Anniversary of Sir Macfarlane Burnet winning the Nobel Prize for Medicine and developed six cross-Institute health themes.
A challenging year due to the global financial crisis, but Burnet excelled with a record year for field and laboratory research performance. The Institute’s new five year plan was developed.
Under new Director and CEO, Professor Brendan Crabb the Institute was restructured into four Centres of Excellence and it was a stellar year for publications and research capacity building.
Acting Director, Professor Mark Hogarth announced the China-Australia Health and HIV/AIDS Facility agreement, regional leadership in infectious diseases, the low cost CD4 T-cell test and Burnet’s new office in PNG.
Increased focus on immunology and vaccine research, growth of programs in infectious diseases such as avian influenza, measles, malaria and tuberculosis, and an expansion of international public health programs highlighted achievements in 2006.
Under CEO, Professor Steve Wesselingh, Burnet announced a merger with the Austin Research Institute to strengthen its immunological expertise. International Health and Population Health were also strong areas of growth.
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