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I am a clinician-scientist with a focus on basic and translational research in male reproductive physiology and health disorders, notably infertility, contraception and androgen action.
I am a reproductive biologist whose research is focussed around understanding how the early events of conception and embryo development are controlled. Critical aspects of my research are to determine the consequences to pregnancy and adult health if the
I am a reproductive biologist working to define key mechanisms for sperm development and function; and by extension the causes of human male infertility.
As a researcher in evidence-based medicine Prof Glasziou is principally concerned with developing a greater understanding among clinicians and researchers of the causes of, and solutions to, gaps between research evidence and the application of this research to practice. Specific research interests include:understanding the applicability of treatments;the effectiveness of diagnostic and disease monitoring processes; and the cognitive processes underpinning clinicians decisions to use or not use ....As a researcher in evidence-based medicine Prof Glasziou is principally concerned with developing a greater understanding among clinicians and researchers of the causes of, and solutions to, gaps between research evidence and the application of this research to practice. Specific research interests include:understanding the applicability of treatments;the effectiveness of diagnostic and disease monitoring processes; and the cognitive processes underpinning clinicians decisions to use or not use specific treatmentsRead moreRead less
Grant Montgomery is a genetic epidemiologist with a special interest in the causes, diagnosis, prevention and treatment of common diseases. His work is focussed primarily on endometriosis and melanoma.
The Biology And Clinical Manifestations Of Chronic Myeloid Leukaemia
Funder
National Health and Medical Research Council
Funding Amount
$440,583.00
Summary
I am a haematologist studying the biology and clinical manifestations of chronic myeloid leukaemia with particular reference to the dynamics of response to kinase inhibitor therapy and the causes and clinical management of suboptimal response and drug res
My research focuses on understanding the role of behaviour in injury and safety, especially the issues of fatigue and error. The overall aim of my research is to develop better approaches to reducing the burden of injury and improving safety especially in transport.