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uwa.edu.au > news > article > 2026 > september > funding-for-health-projects-to-drive-more-personalised-care

Funding for health projects to drive more personalised care

3+ day, 22+ hour ago   (327+ words) Six researchers from The University of Western Australia have received key funding to pursue precision medicine research projects designed to drive more personalised care. The researchers are among 15 Western Australian scientists to share in $775,000 of funding jointly supported by the…...

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uwa.edu.au > news > article > 2026 > september > vale-clinical-professor-lesley-cala-oam

Vale Clinical Professor Lesley Cala OAM

6+ day, 2+ hour ago   (519+ words) The University of Western Australia is deeply saddened by the loss of Clinical Professor Lesley Cala OAM, who died last week aged 87. A pioneering neuroradiologist, educator, women’s rights champion and enduring presence at the University, Professor Cala was renowned for…...

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uwa.edu.au > news > article > 2026 > august > meet-professor-gina-ravenscroft-the-inaugural-dr-patricia-kailis-chair-in-rare-diseases

Meet Professor Gina Ravenscroft: the inaugural Dr Patricia Kailis Chair in Rare Diseases

3+ week, 4+ hour ago   (471+ words) Shaping the next generation of global leaders. Why genetics and rare disease research? I started my UWA journey in 2001 as an undergraduate and fell in love with research as an Honours student in the Physiology Department. Through the mentorship of…...