Professor Teede is the project leader on two of the CRE’s ongoing research topics; Defining the natural history of PCOS; and, Registry development.
Professor Helena Teede Research Biography at Monash University

Professor Norman leads the CRE research project in the topic area of Improving PCOS diagnosis.
Professor Robert Norman Research Biography at the University of South Australia
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Chief Investigators

Professor Roger Hart Research Biography at The University of Western Australia

Professor Roger David Handelsman Biography at The University of Sydney, ANZAC Research Institute

Professor Davies is a member of the research teams for the following CRE research projects, Reproductive health; Post-menopausal health; and Evaluating fertility treatments and pregnancy outcomes.
Professor Michael Davies Biography at The University Adelaide

Professor Sullivan is a member of the following research projects; Pre and intrapartum pregnancy factors; Indigenous Health in PCOS; Reproductive Health; and Evaluating Fertility Treatments and Pregnancy Outcomes.
Professor Elizabeth Sullivan Biography at The University of Technology Sydney.

Professor McNeil is a member of the research teams for the following research projects; Pre and intrapartum pregnancy factors; and Registry development.

Dr Moran leads the CRE research projects in the topic area of Lifestyle and Pharmaceuticals.

Professor Rodgers leads the CRE research projects in the topic area of Biological origins, aetiology and pathology of PCOS.
Professor Ray Rodgers Biography at The University of Adelaide.

He is a member of the research teams for the research projects Understanding menstrual patters and ovulation; and Emotional wellbeing.
Professor George Patton’s Biography at Murdoch Children’s Research Institute.
Associate Investigators

Dr Alexia Pena Vargus’ Biography at The University of Adelaide.





Associate Professor Nigel Stepto’s Biography at Victoria University.
CRE Project Team Members


Raelene works part time and is located at the University of Adelaide in South Australia.