Our Collaborative Research Projects
Australia Korean Foundation Grant
Project Title: Developing the Australia-Korea Advanced Neuroimaging Training Program and Collaboration
Research Team
Leading Australian team: Dr Longting Lin, Prof Mark Parson, Dr Chushuang Chen
Korean Collaborator: Dr. Kim Beom Joon from SNUBH
The objectives of the Australian-Korea Foundation (AKF) are to develop partnerships in areas of shared interest in the bilateral, regional and global context and increase Australians' capacity to effectively engage with Korea.
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University of New South Wales (UNSW) and Tsinghua University (THU) Collaborative Research Fund
Project Title: Clinical and Advanced Imaging Decision Support System for Stroke Patients
Research Team
UNSW team: Dr Longting Lin, Prof Mark Parson, Dr Chushuang Chen
THU team: Prof Jian Wu and Prof Yueming Wang
The purpose of the University of New South Wales (UNSW) and Tsinghua University (THU) Collaborative Research Seed Program is to establish or further advance joint research collaboration leading to a long-term partnership.
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International Stroke Perfusion Imaging Registry (INSPIRE)
Project Title: International Stroke Perfusion Imaging Registry (INSPIRE)
Research Team
Leading team: Professor Mark Parsons and Dr Longting Lin, supported by Dr Chushuang Chen as the global project manger.
INSPIRE is the world's largest stroke perfusion imaging registry, with >8000 stroke patients with advanced imaging and clinical data from Australian, Chinese, Canadian, Japanese and Indian centres.
Learn MoreAdvantages of Collaborative Research
Priority Participation in Projects
Partners can prioritize participation in our research projects, gaining access to the latest research results and technologies.
Professional Training and Education
We provide professional brain imaging training and education resources for partners, enhancing the professional capabilities of the team.
Technical Support and Consultation
We provide technical support and consultation services for partners, solving problems in research and clinical practice.