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2023

World Cancer Research Fund��International (MENANT, Goldstein, Park, Lord, Mizrahi, Sturnieks, Sherrington) (2024-2025) (~$113, 832 (59, 942 British Pounds). “Integrated balance training to improve symptoms, balance and quality of life in cancer survivors with chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy: a feasibility study”

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NHMRC Clinical Trials and Cohort Studies grant (MENANT, Sturnieks, Park, Goldstein, Lord, Davis, Mizrahi, Koczwara, Grimison, Yates) (2023-2026) ($808,943). “Cognitive-motor step training to reduce chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy (CIPN) symptoms in cancer survivors”.

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UNSW Ageing Futures Institute seed grant (Jugé, Brown,��MENANT, Cysique, Bilston, Rae) ($29,921). “Understanding obstructive sleep apnoea-related cerebellar degeneration for dementia and fall risk prevention”.

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Research Grants Council Hong Kong (Chan W, Yeung, MENANT, Sturnieks, Chan S, Mok, Lord) (2024- 2026) (~ $315, 759 (1,564,925 HKD)). “Investigating the effects of step training and the mediating effects of prefrontal cortex functioning in older adults with mild dementia: a randomized wait-list controlled trial”.

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2022

UNSW Ageing Futures Institute seed grant (MENANT, McDonald, Delbaere, Lord) ($28,163). “Exploring neural mechanisms for why older people with fear of falling are at increased risk of falls”

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2021

Multiple Sclerosis Research Association Project Grant (Hoang, Lord and MENANT) ($240,000) (2021-2023), “Tailored exercise targeting identified weak muscle groups and impaired gait to maximise mobility in people with Multiple Sclerosis”

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2020

UNSW Research Infrastructure Scheme (Butler …, MENANT��et al) ($151,845)

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2018��������������������������������������

UNSW Cancer Clinical Academic Group Seed Grant (Goldstein, Park, McCrary, MENANT, Harris and Simar) ($200,000) (2019-20), “Exercise rehabilitation for cancer survivors with chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy: Impact and mechanisms”

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SPHERE Age and Ageing Clinical Academic Group Project Seed Grant (Lord …MENANT) ($44,433), “Implementation of a novel exergaming system for improving balance and mobility in aged care rehabilitation”

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2017��������������������������������������

UNSW Major Research Equipment and Instructure Initiative grant (Lord, […] MENANT […]) - ($ 404,120), “Perturbation treadmill and Laboratory Manager”.

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Parkinson's NSW Research Grant (Lord, Sturnieks, Okubo, MENANT) ($ 48,143)��“Reactive and volitional step training to reduce risk of falling in people with Parkinson’s disease: A randomized controlled trial”

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2015��������������������������������������

UNSW Major Research Equipment and Instructure Initiative grant (Lord, […] MENANT […]) - ($ 218,097), “Movement Analysis System”.

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2014��������������������������������������

NHMRC (National Health & Medical Research Council) Project Grant – CIB (Sturnieks, MENANT, Valenzuela and Delbaere) – ($ 1,558 415) (2015 - 2019) “A randomised controlled trial of cognitive-only and cognitive-motor training to prevent falls in older people: understanding physical, neuropsychological and neural mechanisms”

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2013��������������������������������������

APEX Foundation Research grant – CIC (Porter, Hocking, MENANT) – ($ 17,857) “Exploring attention and motor control in Williams Syndrome�Ũ�ĝ

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France-Australia Science Innovation Collaboration Program – Early Career Fellowship ($ 4,800) “– collaboration��with Dr C Assaiante, Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory, University Aix-Marseille on neuroimaging studies in children and adolescents.��

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2012��������������������������������������

NHMRC Project Grant - CIB (Lord, MENANT, Migliaccio, Titov, Close and Delbaere) – ($ 589,772) (2012 - 2015) “A randomised controlled trial of dizziness interventions based on a multidisciplinary assessment in older people: towards the development of a multiple profile assessment of dizziness – the MPA-D”

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APEX Foundation Research grant – CIC (Hocking, Porter, MENANT��et al) – ($ 20,140) “Exploring the cognitive-motor profile in individuals with intellectual disability”

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France-Australia Science Innovation Collaboration Program – Early Career Fellowship ($ 5,777) – collaboration with Dr C Assaiante, Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory, University Aix-Marseille on neuroimaging studies in children and adolescents.��

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2010��������������������������������������

UNSW Medicine, Early Career Researcher grant - ($ 20,000), “Sensory and neuromuscular mechanisms underlying the relationship between body composition and physical function in older people”