PNG women researchers return from RMIT training to strengthen local capacity
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- Twelve women researchers from Lae returned to Papua New Guinea after completing advanced research training and mentorship at RMIT University.
- The program received support from the Australian Government and aims to strengthen research capacity in Papua New Guinea.
Twelve women researchers from Lae have returned to Papua New Guinea after completing advanced research training and mentorship at RMIT University.
The training received support from the Australian Government. Their return is intended to strengthen local research capacity in Papua New Guinea.
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