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Strategic
Plan
Mission
To provide an internationally competitive facility
in the fields of magnetic resonance research, teaching and commercial
production.
Objectives
- Promote research in the areas of magnetic resonance
spectroscopy, imaging and engineering
- Provide leadership, both within Australia and overseas,
in the field of magnetic resonance research
- Construct equipment and software in accordance with
developed patents for sale internationally
- Provide leadership in teaching magnetic resonance
technology to an international market
- Promote magnetic resonance as a research tool in
diverse disciplines
- Advance the Centre's research and reputation of
successful achievement through collaborative partnerships both domestically
and internationally.
Strategies
- Encourage and facilitate multi-disciplinary research
enabling joint applications for funding
- Recruit staff from diverse disciplines by encouraging
them to use magnetic resonance as an aid to their research and provide
new insights into science
- Promote and enhance the discipline through consulting
activities, the commercialisation of the Centre's successful achievements,
and the sale of its products
- Develop and commercialise programs for the analysis
of magnetic resonance spectra and images
- Continually improve, redesign and modify successful
inventions in order to remain a market leader
- Design and construct high quality and reliable innovative
products for the magnetic resonance international market
- Teach the fundamental principles and operational
skills associated with magnetic resonance through the appointment
of postgraduate scholars
- Teach Magnetic Resonance Technology to professional
radiographers at postgraduate level to provide them with career
opportunities not otherwise available
- Promote MR by delivering short courses to professional
radiographers in dustry to enhance their careers and provide them
with MR basic skills and experience
Undertake collaborative research in a multi-disciplinary
environment to improve drug evaluation methods, medical diagnostics
and chemical analysis for the benefit of society and the discipline
of magnetic resonance
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