Research Income

$251,000 (2023-2024) Australia-Vietnam Enhanced Economic Engagement Grant (AVEG), Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, , “Enhancing education export and collaboration between Australia and Vietnam”, Project Lead (with Hegarty, S.).

$12,002,748 (2021-2025). Victoria Department of Education, Aerostructures Innovation Research Hub (AIR Hub), (with Compston, P., Lau, A., Ruan, D., Georgakopoulos, D., Adams, N., Eisenbart, B.)

$347,551 (2017-2019): Australian Research Council Linkage Project Grant LP170100416, “Identifying technological trajectories using machine learning algorithms”, Chief Investigator (w/ E. Webster, T. Sellis, K. Qin; B. Man).

$348,000 (2016-2019): Australian Research Council Linkage Project Grant LP160100776, “The role of branding and international trademarks in global value chains”’, Lead Chief Investigator (w/ E. Webster, R. Thomson; P. Jensen; B. Mitra-Kahn), 

$420,000 (2014-2016): Australian Research Council Discovery Project Grant DP140100813, “The relationship between firm innovation and performance and the role of the government”, Lead Chief Investigator (w/ E. Webster; P. Jensen; J. Mairesse). 

$710,000 (2011-2014): Australian Research Council Linkage Project Grant LP110100266, “The Efficiency of the Global Patent System”, Chief Investigator (w/ E. Webster, P. Jensen, and industry and international partners). 

$107,895 (2008-2011): Australian Research Council Discovery Project Grant DP0880429, “Effects of private health insurance on health care usage and health outcomes in Australia”, Chief Investigator (w/ J. Yong, J. Freebairn).

$455,000 (2006-2008): Australian Research Council Linkage Project Grant LP0667467, “Uncertainty and the success of innovation”, Chief Investigator (w/ E. Webster, J. Yong, P.H. Jensen, and industry partners).

$10,000 (2005): Melbourne Univ. Faculty Research Grant (w J. Yong). 

$100,000 (2004): Melbourne University Faculty Seeding Grant (with W. Griffiths, E. Webster, J. Yong).

$7,500 (2004) Melbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research Journal Writing Grant.

$7,500 (2003) Melbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research Journal Writing Grant.

$98,000 (2024): IP Australia, “Computer Implemented Inventions Research”, Project Lead (with Hegarty, Kollmann, T., Webster, E.)

$130,000 (2023): Victoria Department of Jobs, Skills, Industry and Regions, “ Provision of data to assist with trade promotion and inward investment programs”, 2023, (with Kollmann, T., Thomson, R., Webster, E.)

$39,000 (2023): IP Australia, “Raising the bar (extension work)”, Project Lead (with Kollmann, T)

$76,000 (2022): IP Australia, “Evaluating the Effect of Raising the Bar Reforms on Patent Quality and Scope in Australia”, Technical Lead (with Sarwar and Webster).

$127,490 (2021): Australian Government Department of Industry, Science, Energy and Resources, “Evaluation of Additionality and Spillovers Achieved by the R&D Tax Incentive Program”, Consultant (with Kollmann, Thomson, Webster and Yamashita).

$118,866 (2021): Australian Government Department of Industry, Science, Energy and Resources, “Investment Characteristics of Successful Innovative Business”, 2021, Consultant (with Kollmann, Thomson, Webster).

$210,059 (2021): Austrade (Australian Trade and Investment Commission), “Austrade Trade Index Model”, Technical Lead (with Hegarty, Kollmann, Petrie, Webster, Yamashita).

$29,000 (2019-2020): Food Standard Australia New Zealand (FSANZ), “Innovation in Manufactured Food”, Consultant, 2019-20, (with Kollmann and Webster).

$74,580 (2019): IP Australia, "Design Review Project: The economic effects of design rights in Australia", Consultant, 2019, (with Kollmann, Koswatta, and Webster).

$74,800 (2019-2020): Austrade, "Evaluation of the Export Market Development Grants (EMDG) Austrade Programs", Consultant,, (with Kollmann and Webster).

$50,000 (2019): Australian Government Department of Industry, Innovation and Science, Data Integration Partnership for Australia, “R&D spill-over effects in Australia by fields of research”, (with Webster).

$75,000 (2018): Australian Government Department of Treasury, “Exporting, productivity and offshore trademarking: new evidence from Australian firms”, Consultant (with Webster).

$11,371 (2017-2018): Economics Research Institute of ASEAN and East Asia, “ERIA Microdata Research Project of the Fiscal Year 2017: Export Dynamics and Export Industry Development”, Consultant.

$150,000 (2015-2018): Victoria Department Economic Development, Job, Transport and Resources, "Economic Impact Evaluation of Trade Mission Programs, Lead Consultant (with Webster and Kim).

$101,000 (2017): Victoria Department Economic Development, Job, Transport and Resources, “Economic Impact Evaluation of Business Grant Programs”, Lead Consultant (with Webster and Kim).

$75,000 (2016): Australian Government Australian Trade and Investment Commission, Impact Evaluation of Austrade Tailored Services, Consultant, 2012-16, Lead Consultant (with Kollmann and Webster).

$101,000 (2015): IP Australia, “Data Linking, Matching & Cleaning Service”, 2015, Consultant (with Julius, T., Webster, E.)

$50,000 (2015): Australian College of Learned Academies, “Skill-related Determinants of Innovation Activity: Australian Evidence from BLS”, Consultant (with Webster and Spurling).

 $40,000 (2014): Victoria Department State Development and Business Innovation, Economic Impact Evaluation of VICSTART and other innovation and export promotion programs targeted at SMEs, Consultant (with Webster).

$40,000 (2014): Australian Government Department of Industry “Australian Exports RCA Analytics for the Australian Innovation System Report 2014”, Lead consultant (with Webster).

$30,000 (2014): ANZ Bank and PriceWaterhouseCoopers, “PwC, Melbourne Institute, Asialink Index – ANZ Services Report”, Lead Consultant.

$40,000 (2013-2014): Australian College of Learned Academies, “Effects of Innovation on Firm Performance”, Consultant (with Webster and Spurling).

$136,297 (2012-2013): ASEAN Secretariat and AusAid, “Enhancing the ASEAN Community Progress Monitoring System”, Lead consultant, (with Webster).

$8,928 (2012-2013): Economics Research Institute of ASEAN and East Asia, ‘Working Group on Impact of globalization on labor market’ Project, Sole consultant3, 

$30,000 (2012): ANZ Bank and PriceWaterhouseCoopers, “PwC, Melbourne Institute, Asialink Index – ANZ Services Report”, Lead Consultant.

$78,265 (2011): Victoria Department of Business and Innovation, “Business innovation, technology and investment drivers of Victorian manufacturing firms”, Lead Consultant,.

$9,476 (2010-2011): Economics Research Institute of ASEAN and East Asia, ‘Working Group on Globalization and Innovation in East Asia’, Sole Consultant.

$55,000 (2010): ANZ Bank and PriceWaterhouseCoopers, “PwC, Melbourne Institute, Asialink Index – ANZ Services Report”, Lead Consultant.

$35,000 (2010): Capital Technic Group, “R&D and Intellectual Property Scoreboard – Benchmarking Innovation in Australian Enterprises”, Sole Consultant.

$105,820 (2010): Australian Government Department of Innovation, Industry, Science and Research, “Examining the characteristics of innovative firms in Australian industry”, Consultant, (with Webster).

$35,000 (2009): Capital Technic Group, “R&D and Intellectual Property Scoreboard – Benchmarking Innovation in Australian Enterprises”, Sole Consultant.

$590,279 (2007-2008): ASEAN Secretariat and AusAid, “Development of an ASEAN Community Progress Monitoring System”, Consultant, (with Yong, Webster, Lloyd).

$30,000 (2007): Australian Government Department of Innovation, Industry, Science and Research, “R&D and IP Score Card”, Lead Consultant.

$110,000 (2006): Australian Government Department of Family and Community Services (FaCs), “The Long-term Impacts of Care Giving on Carers”, Consultant, (with Yong and Webster).

$15,000 (2006): Medicines Australia, “Pharmaceutical Patents in Australia Project 1: Patent Policy and the Rights of Patent Holders”, Consultant (with Webster).

$30,000 (2005): Australian Government Department of Industry, Tourism & Resources, “R&D and IP Score Card”, Consultant.

$40,000 (2004): Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing, “Health Benefits Project—Phase One: The Impact on Mortality Rates in Australia of Changes in Australian Government Health Spending”, Consultant (with Yong and Scott).

$120,000 (2003): Government of Victoria Department of Premier and the Cabinet, “Recent Private Health Insurance Policies in Australia: Health Resource Utilization, Distributive Implications and Policy Options”, Consultant team member (with Yong, Webster, Dawkins).