Research Funding
2023 ANZBMS-BHF Grants
Congratulations to our ANZBMS-BHF Grant Recipients
1. ANZBMS-BHF Grant-in-aid - $25,000.
The purpose of this grant is to develop new Cooperation, exchange of ideas and research collaborations between research institutions, groups or industry partners in musculoskeletal research.
Congratulations to our 2023-24 Grant-in-aid Recipients.
Dr Kathryn Stok, University of Melbourne
‘Remodelling the osteochondral interface using contrast-enhanced micro computed tomography’
Dr Jiao Jiao Li, University of Technology
‘Stem-cell derived extracellular vesicles; a therapy of the future for osteoarthritis’
1. ANZBMS-BHF Collaborative Interdisciplinary Grant - $30,000.
The purpose of this grant is to develop new Cooperation, exchange of ideas and research collaborations between research institutions, groups or industry partners in musculoskeletal research.
Congratulations to our 2023/24 recipient
Dr Jessica Sandy, Children’s Hospital Westmead
‘Dental manefestations in paediatric X-linked hypophosphataemia’
2. ANZBMS-BHF Health Innovation Grant - $40,000.
The purpose of this grant is to deliver funding to test the feasibility of innovative concepts to improve musculoskeletal health. The scope of projects includes clinical, public health and/or health services (Including clinical service delivery) or biomedical research that may lead to larger, more rigorous studies and/or nationally competitive (NCG) grant fundind.
Congratulations to our 2023/24 recipient
Dr Yuanyuan Wang, Monash University
‘Testosterone to prevent glucagon-like peptide 1 receptor agonist-associated muscle and bone loss; a pilot clinical trial
*All research grants are offered at the discretion of the BHF Board/ANZBMS Council
To download the 2023 Grant application guide, please click the button below. Grant application forms can be requested from research@bonehealth.org.au
The bone and mineral research community in Australia have a proven track record of producing internationally competitive research outcomes which have a meaningful impact on individuals with poor bone health.
2022 Research Funding
The Bone Health Foundation congratulate our 2022 seed grant recipients, in no particular order
Dr Sophie Wiszniak, University of South Australia
Dr Yu-Wen (Michelle) Su, University of South Australia
Dr Khorso Fallahnezhad, Flinders Univeristy
This year we are extending the eligibility to include mid career researchers being up to 15 years FTE post Graduate.
2022 Grant in Aid
Congratulations for our 2022 Grant-in-aid recipeints
Dr Nathan Pavlos, University of Western Australia
‘Unlocking the Therapeutic potential of Novel ‘Dual Action’ target for bone wasting disease’
2. Dr Sandra Iuliano, University of Melbourne
‘Evaluating the efficacy of a Bone-Health Nutrition Training program for food service staff in aged care; a food based approach to fracture risk reduction’
To register your interest for future rounds, please complete the form below.
Please note all grant applications are independently assessed by the ANZBMS and BHF Research Advisory Committee, who provide recommendations to the Foundation’s Board about the most appropriate submissions to fund and to what extent. Funding can be at the level recommended by the peer reviewers or at an alternative level. All grants will be administered wholly by the Foundation.
*All research grants are offered at the discretion of the BHF Board and ANZBMS Council