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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP150100264

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $164,000.00
    Summary
    Financial decision making in late adulthood. The project aims to examine links between cognitive changes and financial decision-making in late adulthood and also to assess the preparedness of the elderly to combat financial risks due to age-related cognitive decline. Further, it intends to examine how age, education, wealth, health, and other environmental factors influence transfer of financial decision-making responsibilities to spouses or others. It is expected that the research will provide .... Financial decision making in late adulthood. The project aims to examine links between cognitive changes and financial decision-making in late adulthood and also to assess the preparedness of the elderly to combat financial risks due to age-related cognitive decline. Further, it intends to examine how age, education, wealth, health, and other environmental factors influence transfer of financial decision-making responsibilities to spouses or others. It is expected that the research will provide a greater understanding of how cognitive functioning and other factors affect older adults’ financial capacity and willingness to delegate decision-making responsibilities. This understanding could be used to inform policy initiatives to protect elderly individuals and their family members from the risk of financial mismanagement.
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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP220100406

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $928,845.00
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    Genomics to rust proof the humble oat. This project aims to reduce the impact of the damaging and currently intractable fungal pathogen crown rust (OCR) in Australian oat production. The expected project outcomes are: new sources of enduring high value resistance to OCR, tools to accelerate the use of these resistances, and locally adapted OCR resistant oat germplasm for use in developing profitable oat varieties. The project will use new approaches to tap very recently released genomic resource .... Genomics to rust proof the humble oat. This project aims to reduce the impact of the damaging and currently intractable fungal pathogen crown rust (OCR) in Australian oat production. The expected project outcomes are: new sources of enduring high value resistance to OCR, tools to accelerate the use of these resistances, and locally adapted OCR resistant oat germplasm for use in developing profitable oat varieties. The project will use new approaches to tap very recently released genomic resources and unique oat/ OCR resources assembled over many years. It will lead to responsible stewardship of broadly effective OCR resistance in grazing/milling/hay oats, increasing grower profitability, reducing reliance on fungicides, and underpinning planned growth in our export oat market.
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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP180100424

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $207,497.00
    Summary
    Continuous combinatorial order processing In financial markets. This project aims to develop an order processing capability that eliminates execution risk underlying portfolio rebalancing in financial markets. The proposed market design is expected to lower transaction costs for investors, lower funding costs for firms and governments and enhance liquidity in markets that are naturally thin. The market design is expected to have a significant impact on an economy like Australia’s, which through .... Continuous combinatorial order processing In financial markets. This project aims to develop an order processing capability that eliminates execution risk underlying portfolio rebalancing in financial markets. The proposed market design is expected to lower transaction costs for investors, lower funding costs for firms and governments and enhance liquidity in markets that are naturally thin. The market design is expected to have a significant impact on an economy like Australia’s, which through its superannuation savings system depends on well-operating financial markets for savings and investments. The project is expected to result in lower costs of funding for firms and government, benefitting employment and the enhancement of Australia’s expertise in fintech and its capacity to export cutting-edge financial information technology.
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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP220100084

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $586,728.00
    Summary
    Novel biological and genetic disease control tools for the barley industry. This project places Australian barley breeders at the forefront of disease resistance by providing them with novel tools to develop varieties with enhanced protection against fungal diseases. The aims are to produce fungal strains with multiple virulence genes for fast and cost-effective testing of barley lines, untangle the fungal/host gene interaction for resistance breeding and identify new sources of resistance. The .... Novel biological and genetic disease control tools for the barley industry. This project places Australian barley breeders at the forefront of disease resistance by providing them with novel tools to develop varieties with enhanced protection against fungal diseases. The aims are to produce fungal strains with multiple virulence genes for fast and cost-effective testing of barley lines, untangle the fungal/host gene interaction for resistance breeding and identify new sources of resistance. The outcomes will lead to the commercialisation by Australian breeding companies of barley varieties with durable fungal resistance. This will benefit the Australian economy by providing sustainability and protection for barley breeding thereby significantly reducing crop losses for this important global agricultural commodity.
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