Imagendo

27/10/2026

Join our study!
We are looking for individuals with PCOS/ PMOS to share their experience in a study on how mental health is recognised and supported during GP visits.
Are you;
 Aged between 18 and 45 years
 Diagnosed with PCOS/ PMOS
 Had a consultation with a GP after 2023
 With no severe psychiatric disorders
If so, we want to hear from you.
• Your participation will consist of an approximately 30-minute interview either through telephone or Zoom.
• Your participation is voluntary, and all information will be kept confidential.

If you are interested in participating, please fill out the expression of interest form through the QR code or URL below.

https://redcap.deakin.edu.au/surveys/?s=YPW8447JFNMPWXRN
This study has received Deakin University ethics approval (reference number: 2026/HE000980)
Thank you!

18/10/2026

🛑 Stop the Press!!! 🛑

Our Post-doctoral research fellow Dr Yuan Zhang is a finalist for the 2026Women in Innovation awards.

Yuan is a very quiet achiever in our group but her skill and talent is responsible for a lot of the ground-breaking machine learning techniques that have been developed as part of the IMAGENDO project. This nomination is so well deserved as she truly is one to watch on this space!!

Well done Yuan- we could not be more proud of you!!! 🥳

18/10/2026

📢 New publication: Global Endometriosis Research Priorities 2025

We're proud to share that the Imagendo team are co-authors of the WES and WERF Global Endometriosis Research Priorities 2025. The paper has just been published in The Lancet Obstetrics, Gynaecology, & Women's Health.

This international consensus sets out 50 priorities to guide endometriosis research worldwide. One of the key focus areas is diagnosis, which is close to our hearts at Imagendo. The priorities call for:

✔️ better ways to identify different types of endometriosis
✔️ rigorous, well-tested diagnostic tools
✔️ removing barriers to diagnosis for groups who have been underserved

Around 200 million people live with endometriosis, and too many wait years for answers. Having a shared global roadmap brings us all a step closer to changing that. 💛

Read the paper 👉 https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanogw/article/PIIS3050-5038(26)00267-0/fulltext

Since 2008, the World Endometriosis Society (WES) and the World Endometriosis Research Foundation (WERF) have convened workshops to establish global endometriosis research priorities at the now biennial World Congress of Endometriosis (WCE). The last publication of research priorities was in 2017,1....

24/08/2026

Are you an adolescent girl diagnosed with PMOS/PCOS?

Share your experience in a short 10 minute survey.

Any questions contact:
[email protected]

This study is being undertaken within the Women’s and Children’s Hospital, Women's and Children's Health Network and Adelaide University.

Expressions of Interest link or scan QR code in the flyer: https://forms.gle/5mS3gjmaNjR264b9A

24/08/2026

We are so please to announce that we have a PhD SCHOLARSHIP available for from Adelaide University Robinson Research Institute
Artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly important in healthcare, yet most clinical AI systems have been developed and validated using limited patient populations. Endometriosis often begins during adolescence, providing a unique opportunity to understand how AI-assisted diagnosis can be safely and equitably implemented across different stages of life. Leveraging the IMAGENDO and AD-IMAGENDO research programs, this PhD will investigate how AI-assisted diagnosis can be evaluated and adapted across adolescent and adult populations to generate the evidence needed for safe clinical implementation. By strengthening clinical decision-making and informing equitable implementation, the project will help shape future models of AI-assisted diagnosis for endometriosis and establish new approaches for responsible AI adoption in women’s health.
Please apply if you are interested in artificial intelligence, women's health and endometriosis.
https://adelaide.edu.au/.../research.../research-projects/

Expressions of Interest (EOIs) will open on 31 August 2026 and close on 30 September 2026.
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23/08/2026

Our research leader Mary Louise Hull recently spoke at an endometriosis fundraising event. There she reflected on the change in awareness over her long career.

From people having no idea what endo was to the wide awareness we now have- all that’s to the work of people with endo demanding better 💕
And more importantly, with awareness is now coming the research funding we desperately need to improve lives

30/07/2026

Head on over to our new instagram page to hear about our new study recruiting adolecents and young peole aged 14-25 with pelvic pain, under the care of a GP. Please give us a follow!

24/06/2026

Please consider being part of this study:

Health and Stigma

The project aims to investigate health perception, and stigma (socially negative feelings or experiences) including menstrual stigma, as well as internalised and experienced stigma, in people who have experienced a menstrual period.

We are particularly interested in women with endometriosis and/or coeliac disease and hope that results of this study will contribute to improving women’s healthcare.

You qualify for this survey if you:

-Currently reside in Australia
-Are over the age of 18
-Have experienced a menstrual period

Participation involves a 10-15 minute survey.

To participate in the study please click the link: https://adelaideuniwide.qualtrics.com/.../SV_aVq7FhDAmU2clp4

This study has been approved by Adelaide University's Human Research Ethics Committee (HREC/HREC-1/2026/5670(v4)).

11/06/2026

Have you been diagnosed with PCOS / PMOS?
We're seeking girls aged 10-19 years in South Australia who have been diagnosed with PCOS / PMOS to participate in our research study.
Participants will be invited to complete questionnaires about their health, wellbeing, and experiences with PCOS / PMOS. The questionnaires take only 10 minutes to complete.
To learn more and check your eligibility, please contact us by scanning the QR code on the flyer.
Please feel free to share this post with anyone who may be interested.
Approved by the Women's and Children's Health Network Human Research Ethics Committee (HREC 2025/HRE00469) and the University of Adelaide Human Research Ethics Committee (HREC-R/HRECS/2026/5538).


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05/06/2026

Our website problem is now resolved, just in time for the long weekend! Thanks for your patience. It seems the problem was all to do with some flooding last week disrupting our data centre!