Public lecture: Translational Research - what does it mean for VU?
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Professor Warren Payne, Pro Vice-Chancellor Research and Research Training will deliver the third College of Health & Biomedicine Dean's Lecture for 2015. The lecture is titled 'Translational Research - what does it mean for VU?'.
In this presentation, Professor Payne will explore various approaches to translational research.
About the speaker
Professor Payne has 20 years of experience in the tertiary sector and has researched and taught in a variety of exercise science and health promotion areas. He has published over 150 refereed publications, conference proceedings and major industry reports.
Professor Payne’s work with industry has resulted in significant changes to a range of industry groups and has received a number of awards. Since 2003, he has been awarded grants for consultancy-based research totalling over AUD $6 million for work in physical performance test development and health program evaluation.
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About the Dean's lecture series
The seminar series, which is free and open to the public, is hosted by the Dean of the College of Health & Biomedicine, Professor Greg Blatch.
The Dean’s lecture series covers:
- research
- teaching and learning
- clinical teaching
- external engagement.
Highly regarded topic-area experts present to the College, wider university community and external partners.
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