MACHA RESEARCH TRUST

Research Projects

Exploring important health questions through scientific research, innovation, surveillance and collaboration.

OUR PROJECTS

Research Addressing Important Health Questions

Macha Research Trust conducts and supports research across a range of health and scientific areas. Our projects bring together researchers, health professionals, communities and collaborating institutions.

Our research portfolio includes malaria and vector research, infectious diseases, clinical research, environmental research and other public health priorities.

FEATURED PROJECTS

Our Research Portfolio

Explore selected projects within the Macha Research Trust research portfolio.

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MALARIA RESEARCH

ICEMR

A research programme within the malaria research portfolio, supporting investigation of malaria epidemiology, transmission, vector biology and approaches to malaria control.

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INFECTIOUS DISEASES

CEIRR

Research activities contributing to the understanding, surveillance and response to important infectious disease challenges.

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CLINICAL RESEARCH

PART-STUDY

A research study within the Trust's portfolio, contributing to evidence generation through clinical and public health investigation.

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VECTOR RESEARCH

Human Odours

Research investigating human odours and their relationship with mosquito behaviour and vector-host interactions.

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DEVELOPMENTAL HEALTH

KBB

Transdiagnostic research investigating developmental, behavioral, neurophysiological, health and genetic profiles among children and adolescents.

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VECTOR CONTROL

ATSB

Research evaluating innovative approaches to vector control and their potential contribution to malaria prevention.

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RESEARCH PROGRAMME

FIA

A research activity within the wider Macha Research Trust portfolio, contributing to health research and scientific collaboration.

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RESEARCH PORTFOLIO

Research Across Multiple Health Areas

Our projects reflect a multidisciplinary approach to health research, combining scientific investigation, field activities, data and collaboration.

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OUR APPROACH

Conducting Research Responsibly

Research requires scientific quality, appropriate methods, responsible conduct and meaningful engagement with research participants and communities.

We work to support research practices that promote quality evidence while respecting research participants and local communities.

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Scientific Quality

Research designed and conducted using appropriate scientific approaches.

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Ethical Responsibility

Protecting research participants and supporting responsible research practices.

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Community Engagement

Recognising the importance of communities in health research.

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Collaboration

Working with partners to strengthen research and scientific capacity.

RESEARCH SUPPORT

Infrastructure Supporting Our Projects

Our research activities are supported by laboratory, field, environmental surveillance, data management and other research infrastructure.

COLLABORATION

Research Through Partnership

Our research benefits from collaboration across scientific disciplines and institutions.

We work with research institutions, universities, healthcare organisations, communities, government stakeholders and other partners.

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RESPONSIBLE RESEARCH

Research Ethics & Participant Protection

Ethical research is essential to protecting research participants and maintaining trust in the research process.

Learn more about research ethics, ethical review and human research training through our Research Ethics & Training resources.

RESEARCH ENQUIRIES

Want to Learn More About Our Research?

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Advancing Research. Improving Health.

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