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Fiona Fidler

Arts & Humanities · featured academic

Fiona Fidler, Professor of History and Philosophy of Science and Associate Dean Research in the Faculty of Arts at the University of Melbourne, leads the repliCATS project, whose multi-institution PLOS ONE study showed structured expert elicitation can reliably predict which social and behavioural science claims will replicate, strengthening trust in published research.

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Meinir Krishnasamy

Nursing · featured academic

Professor Krishnasamy is Professor of Nursing at the University of Melbourne and an internationally recognised cancer nurse researcher. Her 2024 Supportive Care in Cancer study with Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre colleagues tested the Nursing Equity Assessment Tool, helping nurses identify disadvantage in newly diagnosed cancer patients and advance equitable cancer care.

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