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NSW CVRN - OHMR Grants Workshop 2026

NSW Ministry of Health
St Leonards NSW, Australia
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NSW CVRN - OHMR Grants Workshop

The NSW Cardiovascular Research Network (CVRN) and NSW Office for Health and Medical Research (OHMR) are hosting a workshop to support researchers intending to apply for the Senior and Early-Mid Career Researcher Grants. The purpose of the workshop is to support researchers with their grant applications, offering tips and advice on how to write a successful application, to increase the strength and competitiveness of applications.

This workshop can be joined both in person and online, with a meeting link provided closer to the event date. To attend online, simply select the "Online Ticket" option, and we will contact you with further details closer to the event.

Workshop Program

Time  

 

9:00am  

Registration  

9:30 – 9.45am  

Welcome & Acknowledgement of Country 
A/Prof Michael Falster (MC), UNSW

OHMR welcome + strategic overview
Dr Kim Sutherland, OHMR

9:45 – 10:05am 

Information on 2026 Cardiovascular Senior and EMC Researcher Grants   
Cathy Kellick & Melinda Lyne, OHMR

10:05 – 10:45am 

Session 1: Maximising Competitiveness Through Strategic Alignment and Differentiation

Strategically aligning your research application
Prof Clara Chow, USYD

How to make your grant application stand out from the crowd 
Dr Niamh Chapman, USYD

10:45 –11:10am 

Morning tea 

11:10 – 12:20pm 

Session 2:  Building Grant Competitiveness: Resilience, Research Teams, and Reviewer Expectations

Resilience and mindset during and after the grant process  
Prof Robyn Gallagher, USYD

Building a grant winning research team  
A/Prof Jessica Orchard, USYD

Panel Session: Preparing a winning grant application: tips on improving the competitiveness of your application/what potential reviewers look for

Chair – A/Prof Michael Falster, UNSW
Panellist – A/Prof Jessica Orchard, USYD 
Panellist – Prof Robyn Gallagher, USYD  
Panellist – Dr Niamh Chapman, USYD

12:20 – 12:30pm 

Closing remarks
A/Prof Michael Falster (MC), UNSW
Melinda Lyne, OHMR

12:30pm-1:30pm 

Lunch + Networking 

 


Online Grant Pitching Sessions (Optional | RSVP required)

Participants of the 2026 CVRN‑OHMR Grant Workshop are invited to register for online grant pitching sessions, held approximately two weeks after the workshop. These sessions provide applicants with the opportunity to present their proposed research project to a panel of senior researchers and/or successful OHMR grant recipients and receive constructive feedback.

Up to six two‑hour sessions will be held between 26 May and 4 June 2026, with a limited number of presentation slots available. Each applicant will be allocated one 20‑minute slot (10‑minute pitch using up to 5 slides, followed by 10 minutes of feedback). Sessions will be grouped by broad research themes where possible, subject to reviewer availability.

RSVP for pitching sessions closes on 10 May 2026.
👉 CVRN - OHMR Grants Online Pitching Sessions 2026 – Fill out form

Please note: Attendance at the CVRN‑OHMR Grant Workshop is required to participate. A project summary must be submitted one week prior to your allocated session; failure to do so may result in forfeiture of your spot.


Due to limited capacity, if you are no longer able to attend this event, please cancel your RSVP (click the "Manage order" button in your confirmation email) or let the event organisers know by emailing cvrn@heartfoundation.org.au Please note that repeated non-attendance to registered events will be logged and may affect your ability to access CVRN initiatives.

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NSW Ministry of Health
St Leonards NSW, Australia