Research - University of Tasmania

	Welcome to Research at UTAS::
	The University of Tasmania is one of Australia's oldest universities with an internationally recognized research profile in marine and Antarctic science, agriculture, forestry, food science, aquaculture, geology and geometallurgy, and medical research. The University’s agenda of excellence, distinctiveness, growth and engagement (EDGE) is supported by the Division of Research Services under the leadership of the Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research).

	Information ABOUT::
	Research Funding Information regarding grants and funding opportunities Human Research Ethics Including the Ethics Council, policies and application requirements Animal Research Ethics Including information for applications, forms, policies and NEWS Research Office Commercialisation Unit (ROCU) Research commercialisation, consultancy and contract research operations Central Science Laboratory A staffed facility for centralising major items of equipment. Contacts Contact details for Pro Vice Chancellor (Research), Dean of Graduate Research, Graduate Research Office and Office of Research Services

	QUICK LINKS ::
	Graduate Research Publication Entry System Centres and Facilities Reports and Publications Research Policies and Guidelines

	Research to Reality::
		Research to Reality showcases the University of Tasmania’s wide portfolio of research across a range of disciplines. Click the icon to view current and past editions.

	NEWS::
	Fast Forward Seminar Series ANDS Seeding the Commons EOI (78KB doc) ARC Discovery 2010 (16KB pdf) IMAS Business Plan (256KB pdf) ARC Discovery Grants Analysis (66KB pdf) Recent Funding Announcements (ARC and NHMRC) Rising Stars Outcomes Round 2 (8KB pdf) Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) Media Releases ROCU Publication - Outcomes (2MB pdf)

	WARP - Web Access Research Portal
		WARP can tell you who at UTAS is conducting research and in which area, by allowing you to directly interrogate live data held on the Research Management Data Base

	Information FOR::
	Government, Business and Industry New Researchers to UTas, Early Career Researchers and Research Career Development Opportunities Prospective Researchers