School of Medical Sciences News

Whether it be a scientific breakthrough, the establishment of cutting-edge and state-of-the-art facilities, the success of recent graduates or the appointment of leading distinguished scientists, the School has placed itself on the forefront of medical science capabilities in the region.

Here you will read about the latest developments in the School of Medical Sciences.

Current news

  

Exercise link to better diabetes control 31/01/2013
Knowledge about the benefits of regular exercise for diabetes sufferers has been improved following research undertaken by an RMIT University PhD student.

  

Outstanding academics recognised 20/12/2012
RMIT University has recognised the outstanding work of its academic staff and Higher Degree by Research students with the 2012 Teaching and Research Awards.

  

Metal nanoparticles may improve cancer treatment 30/11/2012
Research led by RMIT University has shown that cheap, non-toxic nanoparticles can enhance radiotherapy treatments for cancer.

  

Learning and teaching rewarded 22/10/2012
Four RMIT University staff members have received Citations from the Office of Learning and Teaching.

  

From Fashion Festival to Media Star 12/10/2012
Former director of the L'Oreal Melbourne Fashion Festival, Associate Professor Karen Webster, has added a new title to her list of achievements, winning RMIT University's Media Star of the Year 2012 award.

  

A pointed pink statement on campus 08/10/2012
Throughout October, key RMIT University buildings are bathing in a luminescent pink glow.

  

Teaching outside the box 02/10/2012
Four RMIT University academics have been recognised by the Australian Government for their outstanding contributions to student learning.

  

Sticky situation 13/09/2012
Professor Peter Little AM has set his sights on a big target: reducing the number of deaths claimed each year by the world's biggest killer - cardiovascular disease.