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Dr Laura Downie from the University of Melbourne is currently running a research project into the effectiveness of certain Omega 3 supplements in improving tear film for dry eye sufferers.
As part of this project and to enable her to continue with this research Dr Downie has submitted an application for an early-career researcher award based upon her dry eye research. It is called the Lawrence Creative Prize and one aspect of the award is a ‘public’ vote, which decides upon the field of research which is considered of greatest importance to Australian society.
To find out more about Dr Downie's research project you can click on the following link - : http://thinkable.org/submission/3247
I would like to ask on behalf of Dr Downie that all dry eye sufferers in Australia vote for her research grant. The voting button can be found by clicking the above link. To be able to vote a registration on thinkable.org needs to be set up but this takes no more than a minute and you will be led through this process when you click on the Vote button.
Please note that voting closes on September 4, 2015 at 10 am.
Thank you
Neil
As part of this project and to enable her to continue with this research Dr Downie has submitted an application for an early-career researcher award based upon her dry eye research. It is called the Lawrence Creative Prize and one aspect of the award is a ‘public’ vote, which decides upon the field of research which is considered of greatest importance to Australian society.
To find out more about Dr Downie's research project you can click on the following link - : http://thinkable.org/submission/3247
I would like to ask on behalf of Dr Downie that all dry eye sufferers in Australia vote for her research grant. The voting button can be found by clicking the above link. To be able to vote a registration on thinkable.org needs to be set up but this takes no more than a minute and you will be led through this process when you click on the Vote button.
Please note that voting closes on September 4, 2015 at 10 am.
Thank you
Neil