Unfortunately, this is not new investment. The @NHMRC budget hasn’t increased since 2006. Australian discovery science is near collapse and more funds for NHMRC are urgently needed. A thread 👇

Join us at the The Australian Society for Medical Research (ASMR) #NSC2020 national scientific conference to hear about the importance of #diversity and #inclusion in partnership with QueersInScience for #LGBTSTEMDay on November 18 which celebrates the lives and achievements of LGBT+ people in #STEM #ASMRAlly

Every single member of Scott Morrison’s cabinet went to university, but now those same people are making it harder for the next generation to get an education. Meanwhile young Aussies are bearing the brunt of our first recession in 30 years. What an absolute disgrace. #auspol

Takes one to know one Dr Erin McGillick! What a joy to be working with you and our fab LOC. Day 2, here we come 😄

Looking forward to seeing you in the ether for another day of exciting content and engagement #NSC2020 The Australian Society for Medical Research (ASMR)

Wrapping up our second day with another professional development session! What a way to end #NSC2020, by watching "Advocacy in Action" with our talented panel.

It's a difficult day for Australian health + medical research. Many researchers won’t be funded by 2021 NHMRC grants. For some this spells the end of their career, while disappointing many more. If this is you, we want to remind you that you haven’t failed, the system failed you

Outstanding medical research is being underfunded in Australia. What does this mean for the future of Australian’s health and prosperity?!

There’s no sugar coating it. Australian health and medical research is in crisis.

LARC is an acronym you are going to hear a lot from us. So let's break it down for you! #LARC #longactingreversiblecontraception #contraception #effectivecontraception

Mission Statement Video. "Did you know 51% of Australian women have experienced an unintended pregnancy?..." #LARCS #womenshealth #contraception #familyplanning #womenempowerment #womenrights #healthequity #sexualhealth #monashuniversity #REP #reproductiveempowermentproject

In 2017 Goyal et al. studied patients from a Family Planning Clinic in Texas. The difference in behaviours between the two studied low income groups demonstrates the exact need for the Reproductive Empowerment Project... To find out more, head to our Instagram/FB!

Please check out the incredibly important campaign my students launched this week, helping vulnerable women get access to better contraceptive options. In Australia, 51% of pregnancies are unplanned: let's address this together! The Reproductive Empowerment Project x.com/TheRep_?s=20

Brand new systematic review of surrogacy literature by Ezra Kneebone Kiri Beilby & Karin Hammarberg EPRD Monash University Monash Bioethics Centre - Highlights general satisfactions & positive relationships, - Greatest challenges faced with international arrangements. doi.org/10.1016/j.rbmo…

Reproductive BioMedicine Online Ezra Kneebone Kiri Beilby Monash Bioethics Centre Congratulations 🥳 Ezra Kneebone!!! Amazing work just published at Reproductive BioMedicine Online

Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade 🇦🇺 Australian Labor This is beyond ridiculous. Due to system ineptitude, one of our leading reproductive scientists Kiri Beilby will not be able to represent Australia at 2 international conferences if she does not receive her passport by tomorrow. Please get this fixed!

Wage theft is not a one-off scandal, it is an ingrained crisis fuelled by the proliferation of insecure work in our unis. While Fair Work Ombudsman investigates, the fed govt needs to force all unis to dramatically reduce their reliance on insecure work. smh.com.au/politics/feder…

The final version of our systematic review on the experiences of surrogacy is out! Free access until 16/09/2022 Kiri Beilby authors.elsevier.com/a/1fUWv5Erse7B…

Kiri Beilby Can’t wait to share a poster of this study at #FSANZ2022 😃

Grateful to have attended #FSANZ2022. First conference, sharing my first published study. Massive shoutout to Kiri Beilby, Karin Hammarberg and EPRD Monash University for their support!