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CURRENT RESEARCH SUPPORTED BY THE NSA RESEARCH FUND

With the support of our sponsors the NSA Research Foundation awarded $298,686 in research grants and scholarships for neurosurgical research during 2009. We would like to take this opportunity to sincerely thank our sponsors for their ongoing support for neurosurgical research in Australia and New Zealand.

The role if IQGAP in High Grade Glioma and its regulation by mir-124-A

NSA Research Scholarship

Dr Adam Fowler
Kolling Institute of Medical Research
$13,686 for 2009

Proudly Sponsored By

 

Function of the Human Zona Incerta and Potential as a Target in Deep Brain Stimulation

NSA Research Scholarship

Dr Arul Bala
Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital
$15,000 for 2009

Proudly Sponsored By

 

Investigation of the therapeutic potential of acetazolamide in a mouse model of acute spinal cord injury

NSA Research Scholarship

Dr Thomas Pitham
Children's Hospital at Westmead
$55,000 for 2009

Proudly Sponsored By

 

CSF-arterial decoupling and fluid outflow pathways for the development of syringomyelia in extracanalicular sheep model

NSA Research Scholarship

Dr Johnny Wong
The Australian School of Adv Medicine
$55,000 for 2009

Proudly Sponsored By

 

Developing novel approaches to treating increased ICP after acute brain injury

NSA Research Scholarship

Dr Damian Amato
University of Adelaide
$40,000 for 2009

Proudly Sponsored By

 

Investigation of the malignant potential of the stem cells derived from primary brain tumours

NSA Research Grant

Associate Professor Michael Murphy
St Vincent's Hospital (Melbourne)
$30,000 for 2009

Proudly Sponsored By

 

Axonal Integrity and Gliosis in post traumatic syringomyelia

NSA Research Grant

Associate Professor Marcus Stoodley
Prince of Wales Medical Research Institute
$30,000 for 2009

Proudly Sponsored By

 

Vascular targeting of AVMs using heat as an Endothelial Primer

Mr Andrew Davidson
The Australian School of Adv Medicine
$30,000 for 2009

Proudly Sponsored By

 

Synaptic protein changes in brain tumour associated epilepsy

NSA Research Grant

Dr Andrew Morokoff
Royal Melbourne Hospital
$30,000 for 2009

Proudly Sponsored By