HBPRCA Foundation
About the Foundation
About The Foundation
The Foundation for High Blood Pressure Research was established following the success of the International Symposium on Hypertension held in Melbourne in 1994. Under the chairmanship of Colin Johnston, the Foundation has generously supported Fellowships, Postdoctoral Awards and provided meeting support. The Foundation continues to support the HBPRCA annual scientific meetings and provides travel grants to support young investigators to attend the International Society of Hypertension meetings.
Early Career Transition Grants
Early Career Transition Grants
Although the Foundation is unable to support the Fellowship scheme presently, it has introduced the new Early Career Transition Grants, intended for early career researchers who need help in reestablishing their research as a result of change in physical location, direction of research or a major career interruption. Three or four of these awards valued up to $20,000 each are to be advertised annually.
Early Career Research Transition Grants 2022-2023
The Foundation for High Blood Pressure Research is pleased to announce that applications are open for:
Early Career Research Transition Grants 2022-202
These new grants of up to $20,000 each are intended for early career researchers who need help in reestablishing their research as a result of change in physical location, direction of research or a major career interruption. Unless exceptional, disruptions due to the COVID pandemic will not be considered as sole justification for funding.
The Closing Date for application is Friday 12 November 2021. Please read the Information for Applicants and the Application Form for further details.
For further details click on the buttons below to read the Information for Applicants 2022-2023 and the ECRTG Application Form 2022-2023.
2018 Awardees
Postdoctoral Research Fellowships
The Foundation has had a proud history of support for two-year postdoctoral fellowships for research projects in hypertension or related fields in basic, clinical or public health areas at an Australian institution.
Awardees
| Dr Brad Broughton (2012 – 2013) | Dr Dmitry Mayorov (2006 – 2007) | Dr Rebecca Ritchie (2000) |
| Dr Sophocles Chrissobolis (2012 – 2013) | Dr Michelle Kett (2005 – 2006) | Dr Amanda Thrift (1999 – 2000) |
| Dr Tamara Paravicini (2010 – 2011) | Dr Anne Goodchild (2004 – 2005) | Dr Ross Hannan (1998 – 1999) |
| Dr Russell Brown (2009 – 2010) | Dr Justine Ellis (2003) | Dr Kathleen Curnow (1997 – 1998) |
| Dr Barbara Kemp-Harper (2008 – 2009) | Dr Kate Denton (2002 – 2003) | Dr David Kaye (1996 – 1997) |