Australian Clinical Trials Alliance (ACTA) 2025 Clinical trials and registries symposium
17-19 November, Crown Promenade, Melbourne
Celebrating its 10th year, the ACTA 2025 Symposium is Australia’s premier event for advancing clinical trials and registries. Running over three days, it will feature a dedicated Registry Day, specialised workshops, and the theme “Driving change”, highlighting collaboration and innovation to shape the future of health research. Registration is now open.
EIS: Evidence and Implementation Summit 2025
27-29 October 2025, Melbourne
The EIS 2025 will be held in Melbourne from 27–29 October 2025, bringing together policymakers, researchers, practitioners, and funders to bridge the gap between evidence, policy, and practice. Hosted by the Centre for Evidence and Implementation, the biennial global summit focuses on turning research into real-world impact and will also feature a free virtual webinar series. Registration is now open.
Thank you to all the delegates who joined us at the 2025 ANZCA CTN Strategic Research Workshop in Glenelg in August.
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