The Australian Centre for Quantitative Imaging
Unleashing the power of imaging analytics to support research, education and innovation
Quantitative Imaging
The Australian Centre for Quantitative Imaging (ACQI) brings the power of quantitative imaging to researchers and bridges the translational gap to clinical implementation of associated analytics methods.
A Creative Hub
The centre provides a creative hub for designing and experimenting with analytics methods, applying those methods to research questions, and mediating access to patient imaging data for innovation and commercialisation.
Collaboration
This highly collaborative centre brings together expertise spanning medical and technical disciplines. Through national and international linkage, Western Australia is placed at the leading edge of this rapidly developing field. ACQI facilitates training and workforce development in a rapidly expanding area of medicine.
Medical Application
ACQI is the conduit to provide Western Australian patients with access to novel technologies and techniques, which can benefit health outcomes with demonstrated cost-effectiveness.
To express your interest in partnering with ACQI, please contact the ACQI development team
We are seeking expressions of interest from:
- Stakeholding partners
- Funding and in-kind supporters
- Researchers interested in using imaging analytics
- Researchers interested in offering imaging analytics expertise
- Partners who can offer governance support
News
ACQI Co-Director wraps up Fulbright visit to University of Wisconsin, Madison USA
ACQI Co-Director, Prof Martin Ebert, has just completed a three month Fulbright Future Scholar fellowship at the University of Wisconsin (Madison). Prof Ebert worked with the tumour tracking group led by Prof Robert Jeraj, which researchers the use of medical imaging for following the response of advanced cancers to therapy,…
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ACQI is a Product of Collaboration
Founded in Perth, Western Australia, stemming from collaboration between clinicians, researchers and policy makers at Western Australian health, research and university facilities.
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