BREEZE: Better neuroimaging for children with cerebral palsy

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The goal of this project is to translate prospective MRI head motion correction to the clinic in combination with eye-gaze technology, enabling accurate brain imaging of children with CP without the need for sedation and with the benefit of eye-gaze communication with caregivers and technologists. This technology would dramatically improve the experience for these children and expand the options for families to have routine brain imaging for diagnosis and treatment monitoring.

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Projects are available to scholarship holders only
$5k-10k /annum top-up is available to eligible scholarship holders
6-12 month visits to collaborating partner institutions is possible for relevant projects

For more information contact andre.kyme@sydney.edu.au

How to apply:

To apply, please email andre.kyme@sydney.edu.au the following:

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Opportunity ID

The opportunity ID for this research opportunity is 3490