Consultation meetings are taking place around Australia from this week to develop the Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) strategy and priorities, and the country’s future research infrastructure priorities.
Australia’s MRFF has been set up to provide grants to support health and medical research and innovation, with the objective of improving the health and wellbeing of Australians, and these sessions are a chance to hear from the advisory board on the outcomes of the written submission component of the public consultation that was completed in June.
The board is also outlining the draft framework that has been developed for the MRFF, an initiative which trade group AusBiotech has publicly congratulated the government on, as well as supporting a portion of the fund being directed to Australian companies commercializing discoveries in the life sciences via the Biomedical Translational Fund.
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