Don't miss this opportunity to join Professor Olivia Dean as she shares her insight and learnings from leading the Community and Research Network (CARN). This seminar is more than just a talk—it's an interactive discussion where you can ask questions and gain practical tips and guidance on how to run successful mental health clinical trials! […]
The Biological Psychiatry Australia Early Career Research Network is excited to invite you to an upcoming webinar on Maximising chances of securing funding as an ECR. This webinar will take place on Wednesday October 9th from 12pm-1pm AEST on Zoom. Jayne Wasmuth is the philanthropy manager at the Westmead Institute for Medical Research and Dr Ayla Barutchu is […]
Join MAGNET ECR committee representatives Dr. Ravi Iyer and Dr. Carla Harotonian for an informal Early Career Researcher (ECR) breakfast ahead of the MAGNET Annual Scientific Meeting. This event offers a great opportunity to connect with fellow ECRs from across the network, share insights, and discuss tips for advancing your career in mental health […]
Welcome to the MAGNET Annual Scientific Meeting 2024! Date: Tuesday the 5th of November2024 Location: Sydney Masonic Centre This year's MAGNET Annual Scientific Meeting (ASM) promises to be an immersive experience, bringing together experts, researchers, First Nations and Lived Experience Research Partners to discuss mental health research. Attendees can look forward to engaging keynote speakers leading mental […]
A day full of inspiring speakers and interactive sessions planned! Join us in creating better ways of involving people with lived experience in research. Let’s build a stronger and more effective early psychosis sector together! This event is for researchers, clinicians and people with lived experience of psychosis, including their carers.
The ACTA 2024 Clinical Trials and Registries Symposium will be held from the 2-4 December at the Pullman Melbourne Albert Park Hotel. It is the annual event for those involved in advancing the development of a self-improving healthcare system through the design and conduct of clinical trials, registries, clinical data, healthcare funding, policy and regulation, […]
Join Dr. Ravi Iyer for an informative session on estimands in mental health clinical trials. About Professor Ravi Iyer Ravi leads the MAGNET Biostatistics platform and is a member of the Centre for Mental Health and the Department of Health Science and Biostatistics. Ravi’s PhD work has been in the area of voice analytics used […]
Join the CINP 2025 World Congress in Melbourne from the 15th – 18th of June! Find out more about the event. About the CINP The International College of Neuropsychopharmacology (CINP) is a truly global organisation established over 60 years ago in Zurich, Switzerland. The community connects biologists, researchers, psychiatrists, neurologists, pharmacologists and psychologists worldwide, enabling […]
Join us for the first MAGNET Scientific Meeting of 2025 at Deakin Downtown, Melbourne! This event brings our community of mental health clinicians, researchers, First Nations representatives, and Lived Experience Research Partners to explore groundbreaking mental health clinical trial ideas aimed at addressing unmet needs. ✅ Discover cutting-edge research ✅ Engage in thought-provoking discussions ✅ Stay ahead of […]
MAGNET is pleased to announce that it will be holding an EDE training workshop later this year. This will be a full day in-person event that will take place in, Melbourne, VIC, on Friday 18th July 2025. The EDE is considered the gold standard interview assessment of eating disorder psychopathology. It provides an assessment of the range and severity of […]
Mental Health Australia General Clinical Trials Network (MAGNET) Montgomery-Asberg Depression Rating Scale (MADRS) Inter-rater reliability and refresher workshop Monday 18th August 10am – 12.30pm (AEST) Please join us for our annual MADRS inter-rater reliability and refresher training workshop on Monday 18th August 10am – 12.30pm (AEST). As members of MAGNET, we are striving for all mental health […]
