 Jamie Callachor Eureka Prize for Medical Research
The NSW Office for Science and Medical Research Eureka Prize is sponsored by the NSW Office for Science and Medical Research and is named in memory of Jamie Callachor, a valued colleague of OSMR, who passed away unexpectedly in 2005.
The Jamie Callachor Eureka Prize for Medical Research, part of the prestigious Australian Museum Eureka Prizes, is designed to encourage and reward emerging medical researchers. In 2008, the prize will be awarded for research into multiple sclerosis (the 2007 award focused on cardiovascular research).
Jamie Callachor was a respected and dedicated member of OSMR and made a significant contribution to science, biotechnology and medical research in NSW.
Entries in the 2008 Jamie Callachor Eureka Prize for Medical Research are now open. Online entry forms close 5pm AEST Friday 2 May 2008.
About the Australian Museum Eureka Prizes
The Australian Museum Eureka Prizes reward outstanding achievements in Australian science. The prizes are awarded in four categories: Research, Leadership and Innovation, Education and Science Communication. The prizes are judged by scientific experts and most carry a cash reward of $10,000.
Begun in 1990, the Australian Museum Eureka Prizes have become Australia's premier science awards and the country's largest single national award scheme for research into critical environmental and sustainability issues facing Australia.
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