Collaborate & Network in Research

Collaboration and partnerships are key to enhancing the quality and impact of research.

In line with the Kolling’s new research strategy, we are working to strengthen existing partnerships and establish new collaborations.

The Kolling will continue to build networks with the University of Sydney, other leading academic institutions, national and international collaborators, as well as the Northern Sydney Local Health District, government, industry and the community. It is through these relationships that we are able to improve patient outcomes, develop new diagnostics and offer new treatments.

Our location alongside Royal North Shore Hospital gives our researchers unique access to one of Sydney’s largest tertiary hospitals. This allows us to take the lead in the type of research we do and it gives our teams access to clinicians and patients, and state-of-the-art facilities, including imaging and molecular technologies. 

Collaboration within the Kolling plays a crucial role in new discoveries. Our researchers and clinicians specialise in a wide range of clinical care. By bringing these researchers together, we have produced significant advances in medical care often from quite different fields.

If you would like to find out more or become involved with our research, contact us here.

Events, News and Seminars

Collaboration driving results

Collaboration driving results

The Northern Sydney (Arabanoo) Precinct hosted its annual showcase at the Kolling, highlighting the ..... Read more

Category: Research Excellence

Innovation at the Kolling’s core

Innovation at the Kolling’s core

In the heart of the Kolling Institute, a world-renowned research centre, a raft of clinical trials i..... Read more

Category: Research Excellence

Practical tool to offer better informed care for people living with dementia

Practical tool to offer better informed care for people living with dementia

Our researchers at the Kolling Institute are working to improve the use of medications for dementia ..... Read more

Category: Neuroscience and Pain Research, Research Excellence