A Liggins Institute nutrition project for preterm babies has been awarded $5 million over five years in the 2025 Health Research Council funding round.
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Join us at a special event to celebrate the distinguished career in maternal fetal medicine of Liggins Institute Professor Caroline Crowther.
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Our investigators answer a series of 10 questions to give you a glimpse into their work, as well as the highs and lows of a career in research.
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Meet the academic staff who lead our major research themes and programmes.
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We investigate the impact of our environment on the long-term health outcomes of this generation and the next.
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From predicting early development in moderate-late preterm babies to the use of newborn screening cards, check out available postgrad research opportunities.
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Internships, scholarships and awards are available to fund your Honours, Masters or PhD study at the Liggins Institute.
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