As NSW continues to build on its cardiovascular research capacity in an effort to reduce the number of Australians dying from heart disease, a further $8m in grants have been awarded as part of the NSW Government's $150m investment over the next decade.
As NSW continues to build on its cardiovascular research capacity in an effort to reduce the number of Australians dying from heart disease, a further $8m in grants have been awarded as part of the NSW Government's $150m investment over the next decade.
Among the impressive roll-call of recipients, half are UNSW researchers, including Professor Kerry-Ann Rye and Associate Professor Kristopher Kilian.
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