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Join us at the 3rd Annual UNSW Cardiac, Vascular, and Metabolic Medicine (CVMM) Theme Symposium on Friday 27 September at The George Institute for Global Health, Barangaroo.

The CVMM ECR Committee is excited to invite you to a special session tailored just for Early and Mid-Career researchers at UNSW. This workshop is designed to boost your skills and knowledge in important areas like research impact, tracking research impact with library tools, open access publishing, and effective communication strategies in biomedical and clinical research funding.

The Cardiac, Vascular & Metabolic Medicine Theme presents the second event in its series of faculty-wide lectures by renowned international speakers. Our visiting speaker is Prof. James Ware of the Imperial College London, speaking on the topic of polygenic determinants of monogenic cardiovascular disease.

The CVMM ECR Committee invites abstract submissions for the Cardiac, Vascular and Metabolic Medicine (CVMM) Theme Symposium 2024. We invite PhD candidates and EMCRs to submit abstracts for poster and oral presentations.

The Cardiac, Vascular & Metabolic Medicine Theme presents the first in a series of faculty-wide lectures by renowned international speakers. Our first speaker is Prof. Jeff Williamson of the Wake Forest Center for Healthcare Innovation, speaking on the topic of Cognitive Decline and Hypertension.

In October, CVMM held a two-day masterclass for early to mid-career researchers focused on systematic reviews of randomised controlled trials and how they can be best used to guide evidence-informed medicine.

For 2023, we were fortunate enough to host our symposium at the Garvan Institute of Medical Research, where we welcomed our three keynote speakers: David Lloyd, Chief Executive Officer of the Heart Foundation; Catherine Kellick, Principal Policy Officer from Office for Health and Medical Research; and Jason Kovacic, President of The Australian Cardiovascular Alliance and the Executive Director of the Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute.

In June 2023, the Cardiac, Vascular and Metabolic Medicine Early to Mid-Career Researchers (EMCR) Committee facilitated a workshop on planning and preparing for a budget for a research grant proposal.