Corporate Body

Oral Health CRC (2009 - 2018)

From
2009
Carlton, Victoria, Australia
To
2018
Alternative Names
  • Oral Health Cooperative Research Centre (Also known as)

Summary

The Oral Health CRC (Cooperative Research Centre) was established after a 8.5 year grant was awarded in 2009 by the Cooperative Research Centres Program (1990-). The CRC took the place of the CRC for Oral Health Science. The CRC's areas of research expertise include: epidemiology; genomics; proteomics; immunology; periodontal disease; dental caries; remineralisation; antimicrobial technologies; dental restorative materials; imaging technologies; and clinical trials.

Timeline

 2003 - 2010 CRC for Oral Health Science
       2009 - 2018 Oral Health CRC

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Rebecca Rigby

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