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Clinical trials and research at Walter and Eliza Hall Inst Medical Res
As of November 12, 2026, Find a Trial lists 14 NIH-funded research projects at this institution, with $2.4 million in listed awards. Every study is explained in plain English. Data from ClinicalTrials.gov and NIH RePORTER, updated November 12, 2026.
- 14NIH research projects
NIH-funded research (14)
Early-stage science funded by the US National Institutes of Health. Most of these projects don't enroll patients, but they show what is being worked on.
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Malaria control in Asia-Pacific: new vector strategies to protect communities
A national and regional effort to develop and test new tools to prevent malaria in the Asia-Pacific, focusing on insecticide resistance, accurate mapping, and better vector control in real-world settings.
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Vector control and malaria in the Asia-Pacific: improving surveillance and strategies to reduce transmission
A malaria-focused project in the Asia-Pacific (especially PNG and Cambodia) tests new ways to track insecticide resistance and improve vector control to help eliminate malaria.
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Malaria elimination in Asia-Pacific: data, modeling, and field research core
A large, multi-site project to speed malaria elimination in Asia-Pacific by collecting data, sharing information, and building models to guide policy.
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New vector-control insights to fight malaria in the Asia-Pacific
A multi-institution team in the Asia-Pacific region is testing improved ways to monitor and fight malaria by tracking insecticide resistance and evaluating vector-control tools like nets.
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Core-001: Malaria elimination data and modelling hub
A global malaria research team is building a data and modelling hub to help Asia-Pacific countries move toward eliminating malaria.
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Understanding and overcoming barriers to malaria control in the Asia-Pacific
A multi-site project tests new ways to track and reduce malaria in Cambodia, Papua New Guinea, and other Asia-Pacific areas to help communities move toward elimination.
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Understanding barriers to malaria control in the Asia-Pacific
A research effort in Asia-Pacific countries aims to identify and overcome obstacles to eliminating malaria, focusing on Plasmodium falciparum and vivax in Cambodia and Papua New Guinea.
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Understanding and Overcoming Barriers to Malaria Elimination in Asia-Pacific
A multinational effort will test new ways to track and interrupt malaria transmission in countries like Cambodia and Papua New Guinea to help move toward elimination.
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Transmission-focused malaria control in the Asia-Pacific region
Aimed at improving malaria control in the Asia-Pacific region by testing new ways to monitor and counter insecticide resistance and transmission in countries like PNG and Cambodia.
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Data Management and Modelling Core for Malaria Elimination in Asia-Pacific
A data and modelling core is funded to help malaria programs in Asia-Pacific use better data systems and mathematical models.
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Administrative Core to Help Asia-Pacific ICEMR Run Smoothly
A centralized administrative hub supports field and lab work across Asia-Pacific to keep data, contracts, budgets, and communications running smoothly for a malaria research network.
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Understanding and overcoming barriers to malaria control in Asia-Pacific
This grant supports field and lab work to find practical ways to reduce malaria transmission in Asia-Pacific communities, including Cambodia and Papua New Guinea.
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How Toxoplasma switches into its hidden (latent) form through metabolism and protein tagging
Researchers are looking at how the parasite that causes toxoplasmosis changes its metabolism and uses ubiquitination to hide as a latent infection, which could help people at risk of vision loss or reactivation.
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Understanding how Toxoplasma parasites change during latency
This study is looking at how a parasite called Toxoplasma can stay hidden in the body and what makes it wake up, especially in people with weakened immune systems, to help find better ways to treat infections caused by it.
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