Both individuals and organisations will be eligible to submit an application for funding by the Research Committee. Applicants should note
that seed funding for projects is acceptable but additions to projects that are currently funded will not be considered. The contribution and
acknowledgment of Endometriosis Australia to all research publications, programs, brochures, applications or other outcomes from the
research will be a requirement of receipt from the funding.​

• The Principal Investigator (PI) must hold an academic appointment. Adjunct appointments are acceptable.
• There must be at least one person on the research team with endometriosis as a Principal Investigator or Co-Investigator.
• All projects must include GST and cannot include university overheads or levies.
• All projects must be able to be completed within 12 months of funding being received.

Download the application by clicking on the ‘Apply Now’ button and send the completed application admin@endoaustralia.org.

1. Repeat surgery for endometriosis and whether it improves patient outcomes.
2. The effect of moderate to severe endometriosis on fertility.
3. Early life factors that may predispose people to endometriosis.
4. The financial burden of living with endometriosis.
5. Ultrasound reliably to detect early endometriosis without surgery.
6. A blood test that could screen for endometriosis early.
7. The efficacy of using medical cannabis for endometriosis-associated symptoms.
8. The quality of life and psychological impact of endometriosis.
9. The effect of diet and lifestyle interventions (like engaging in regular, graded exercise) on the symptoms of endometriosis.
10. The efficacy of using melatonin for endometriosis-associated symptoms.

Endometriosis research priorities in Australia